@cannoir The first three places of my list are Bill, Kelly and Kendra, respectively the winners of The Apprentice US seasons 01, 02 and 03. Thing is, nowadays, the american version has gone to celebrities and is not coming back. People got tired of the drama (because american TV shows ooze drama) with regular people and are now interested in the show because of their favorite celebrities. The drama is still there, but at least it's more fitting with the contestants and the purpose of the show.
@cannoir The best version of The Apprentice in the world is the UK one. Alan Sugar is the perfect fit for the program and the contestants are more-or-less good every year. In the UK version I have found three of the most outstanding contestants in every edition of the show across the globe: Stella and Helen (4th and 5th places in my overall ranking) and Jim (isolated in first as the best salesman in face-to-face sales. But he's not in the overall ranking).
@MrLucasLio I'm going to have to disagree here. The Irish version walks it, hands down. The candidates work harder and are given so much more to do in tasks than any other version. The candidates themselves are great TV (ok we may have to concede that Tre, Katy bloody Hopkins, Sophocles and Baggs with his field of ponies were fantastic telly). But if you're looking for entertainment, I have one name for you, Breffney. And yes I am still bitter about my Amstrad stereo that didn't work in the 80s
@cannoir You have GOT TO BE KIDDING ME with the New Zealand version of the show. I've watched all seasons of seven Apprentices across the globe (US, Australia, UK, Brazil, Ireland, Spain and New Zealand) and NZ had - at best - OK contestants, with an OK overall show. Serepisos, by the way, is probably never going to host another Apprentice... And I don't know if NZ has anyone that could replace him. Not that he was good, it's just that there might not be anyone around with as much money.
But he's taken it well before he slammed the candidates and then the Donald got his cut as its his franchise and he gets another cut off the ads and the products placements .I suppose this time around they had more phones as businesswise Ireland has very few to offer anyway. The candidates are too innocent this year.If you pit those against the US ones, the US ones would eat all of them for lunch ( at once ).
ah well, correct me if I'm wrong. The right lane of dual carriageway is for overtaking or driving if the left-lane traffic moves considerably slower. There is no other traffic to be seen...
" There is no place in business today for etiquette or nobility" the Man said last week... His drivers don't abide by the rules of the road. WTH? :):):) lol
i think the irish apprentice suffers in the same way the US one does, too many marketing orientated episodes... but i still think its the better both the US & UK ones
The problem with this one is that they make almost no attempt to hide the product placements.The US apprentice has enough fiery people in general. I prefer the New zealand version of the show ( yes I watched that one too ). My problem is always the make up of the candidates. its way too many marketing people, to many sales people.Self made there is always the token one and most times they are as dull as fish chips.
I have never seen a more complete bunch of muppets in my entire life .. what happened in one of those meetings just had me with my Jaw dropped to the floor .. speechless
@bennocelt they are just soo soo bad, I ca't quite beleive it. Tell you what, I run a headhunting business and its really made me think about really double checking candidates backgrounds because I am guessing a lot of these candidates could pass the sniff test. But I suppose unlike previous apprentices, this is not about a job its about a business idea and whilst Irish executives are grade a top notch, its not somewhere I would immediately think of as a hotbed of entrepreneurial talent
What's the name of the song at the beginning ?
Tim91220 2 months ago
@Tim91220
The music is from "Romeo and Juliet" and the title id "Dance of the Knights" There are several version on here on You Tube. :D Happy New Year!!!
DWhytePA 2 months ago
Brian dude's face is so long
jumpforjoy6 3 months ago
@cannoir The first three places of my list are Bill, Kelly and Kendra, respectively the winners of The Apprentice US seasons 01, 02 and 03. Thing is, nowadays, the american version has gone to celebrities and is not coming back. People got tired of the drama (because american TV shows ooze drama) with regular people and are now interested in the show because of their favorite celebrities. The drama is still there, but at least it's more fitting with the contestants and the purpose of the show.
MrLucasLio 3 months ago
@cannoir The best version of The Apprentice in the world is the UK one. Alan Sugar is the perfect fit for the program and the contestants are more-or-less good every year. In the UK version I have found three of the most outstanding contestants in every edition of the show across the globe: Stella and Helen (4th and 5th places in my overall ranking) and Jim (isolated in first as the best salesman in face-to-face sales. But he's not in the overall ranking).
MrLucasLio 3 months ago
@MrLucasLio I'm going to have to disagree here. The Irish version walks it, hands down. The candidates work harder and are given so much more to do in tasks than any other version. The candidates themselves are great TV (ok we may have to concede that Tre, Katy bloody Hopkins, Sophocles and Baggs with his field of ponies were fantastic telly). But if you're looking for entertainment, I have one name for you, Breffney. And yes I am still bitter about my Amstrad stereo that didn't work in the 80s
conansdog 3 weeks ago
@cannoir You have GOT TO BE KIDDING ME with the New Zealand version of the show. I've watched all seasons of seven Apprentices across the globe (US, Australia, UK, Brazil, Ireland, Spain and New Zealand) and NZ had - at best - OK contestants, with an OK overall show. Serepisos, by the way, is probably never going to host another Apprentice... And I don't know if NZ has anyone that could replace him. Not that he was good, it's just that there might not be anyone around with as much money.
MrLucasLio 3 months ago
is this the newest episode?
niamheire 3 months ago
But he's taken it well before he slammed the candidates and then the Donald got his cut as its his franchise and he gets another cut off the ads and the products placements .I suppose this time around they had more phones as businesswise Ireland has very few to offer anyway. The candidates are too innocent this year.If you pit those against the US ones, the US ones would eat all of them for lunch ( at once ).
cannoir 3 months ago
@ 1:02:01 the car is on the opposite side of the road. Where are they filming it?
alakazazz 3 months ago
@alakazazz lol, it's just a dual carriageway!
psypants 3 months ago
ah well, correct me if I'm wrong. The right lane of dual carriageway is for overtaking or driving if the left-lane traffic moves considerably slower. There is no other traffic to be seen...
" There is no place in business today for etiquette or nobility" the Man said last week... His drivers don't abide by the rules of the road. WTH? :):):) lol
btw i'm just being a pain :):):
alakazazz 3 months ago
i think the irish apprentice suffers in the same way the US one does, too many marketing orientated episodes... but i still think its the better both the US & UK ones
SnakesMF 3 months ago
The problem with this one is that they make almost no attempt to hide the product placements.The US apprentice has enough fiery people in general. I prefer the New zealand version of the show ( yes I watched that one too ). My problem is always the make up of the candidates. its way too many marketing people, to many sales people.Self made there is always the token one and most times they are as dull as fish chips.
cannoir 3 months ago
god these episodes are fair boring
MsMiami17 3 months ago
58:30 we didn't have 8 pieces of pleasure lol
gordyt32 3 months ago
Thanks a million, will be watching this after my exam ;)
pioneertothefall 3 months ago
Another marketing\branding task zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
gordyt32 3 months ago 2
Entrepreneurial elite?....give it up aready
gordyt32 3 months ago
Your the best!
TheZen200 3 months ago
God if it was me, I would be like, Your fired, Your Also Fired and You Also we don't need you
MrNiceHk 3 months ago
time to get my fix for the week :)
gorrie31 3 months ago
I have never seen a more complete bunch of muppets in my entire life .. what happened in one of those meetings just had me with my Jaw dropped to the floor .. speechless
MrNiceHk 3 months ago
That ginger fellow is the only one who is showing any true business nounce
MrNiceHk 3 months ago
@MrNiceHk
the quiet guy? yeah he is coming out as the only one with any brains and business acumen. Chris and micheal are idiots, not a good year this year
bennocelt 3 months ago
@bennocelt they are just soo soo bad, I ca't quite beleive it. Tell you what, I run a headhunting business and its really made me think about really double checking candidates backgrounds because I am guessing a lot of these candidates could pass the sniff test. But I suppose unlike previous apprentices, this is not about a job its about a business idea and whilst Irish executives are grade a top notch, its not somewhere I would immediately think of as a hotbed of entrepreneurial talent
MrNiceHk 3 months ago
Marketing Apprentice strikes again
MrNiceHk 3 months ago
Thanks very much from Canada!
sunlover1965 3 months ago