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* Series 18: Nexus, during the Formula E task, produced poor branding for their team, mainly water themes (it was supposed to be the oceans) associated with an electric car, but Tre in particular managed to salvage it by selling their brand's ethos to potential sponsors, allowing the team to secure a win that beat the above mentioned task's record.
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* In Season 2 Trump was suppose to fire Sandy when her team fail the Pepsi task. However, she was not too happy about Andy and Jennifer M. ganging up on her. Defending herself, she clashes with both of them and the debate champion, Andy couldn't say a word to fight back until Donald stop them and fires Andy in the process.
** At the finale Andy quote after watching his video of his firing "I think they should join the Contender than the Apprentice."
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* In Season 2 Trump was suppose supposed to fire Sandy when her team fail failed the Pepsi task. However, she was not too happy about Andy and Jennifer M. ganging up on her. Defending herself, she clashes with both of them and the debate champion, Andy couldn't say a word to fight back until Donald stop stops them and fires Andy in the process.
** At the finaleAndy Andy's quote after watching his video of his firing "I think they should join the Contender than the Apprentice."
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* The NYPD ad done by Mosaic in Season 2 of the US series. Given it was done by a team led by a then-23-year old then-recent Harvard Graduate [[spoiler: who would become President of Trump Productions for several years before becoming a radio talk show host and commentator in his own right]] showed his potential.
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* The NYPD ad done by Mosaic in Season 2 of the US series. Given it was done by a team led by a then-23-year old then-recent Harvard Graduate [[spoiler: who would become President of Trump Productions for several years before becoming a radio talk show host and commentator in his own right]] right showed his potential.
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* George Takei's behavior after the men team's loss in week three of the US show's 12th season (5th Celebrity Apprentice season) - namely, his acknowledgment of the team's flaws and the acknowledgment that he, as Project Manager, was ultimately responsible, even though he must have known full well that it would put him on the firing line [[spoiler: - and indeed, he does get fired at the end of the episode]]. Too often in this show, a ton of blame-shifting goes on in the boardroom; it was refreshing to see someone not throw his teammates under the bus at the first opportunity (not even the two people he brought into the boardroom got thrown under the bus!)
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* Series 15: There was a e-bike task that saw teams create their own bikes and sell them to retailers. How much did the winning team make in sales? ''Over £1,000,000''! One of the said team suggested it was the biggest win ever on the show.
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* In Week 2 of Series 14, the girls' team are pitching their comic to [=WHSmith=]. Jackie makes it clear that she is not interested in a small order, and instead pushes them to buy copies for all their stores ''worldwide''. It worked - they got 10,000 orders from that pitch. While they would have won even without any orders from that pitch, this made it a massive CurbStompBattle.
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* An inversion of WhatAnIdiot occurs in Season 13, week 8. The previous week, James lost the task as project manager because of a variety of factors. This week, team Graphene is selecting their project manager, and James is present.\\
'''You'd think''': He'd stand back and let someone else take this one, given what happened last time.\\
'''Instead''': He volunteers to be the project manager again. The team accepts, and despite a blunder related to prices, they win. Even Lord Sugar thought James' decision was brave.
'''You'd think''': He'd stand back and let someone else take this one, given what happened last time.\\
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** Also with Amy in general despite missing out in the finale with a horrible interview process, she had an amazing record of 10-1 in tasks.
* The NYPD ad done by Mosaic in Season 2 of the US series. Given it was done by a team led by a then-23-year old then-recent Harvard Graduate [[spoiler: who would become President of Trump Productions for several years before becoming a radio talk show host and commentator in his own right]] showed his potential.
* In Season 2 Trump was suppose to fire Sandy when her team fail the Pepsi task. However, she was not too happy about Andy and Jennifer M. ganging up on her. Defending herself, she clashes with both of them and the debate champion, Andy couldn't say a word to fight back until Donald stop them and fires Andy in the process.
** At the finale Andy quote after watching his video of his firing "I think they should join the Contender than the Apprentice."
** Also with Amy in general despite missing out in the finale with a horrible interview process, she had an amazing record of 10-1 in tasks.
* The NYPD ad done by Mosaic in Season 2 of the US series. Given it was done by a team led by a then-23-year old then-recent Harvard Graduate [[spoiler: who would become President of Trump Productions for several years before becoming a radio talk show host and commentator in his own right]] showed his potential.
* In Season 2 Trump was suppose to fire Sandy when her team fail the Pepsi task. However, she was not too happy about Andy and Jennifer M. ganging up on her. Defending herself, she clashes with both of them and the debate champion, Andy couldn't say a word to fight back until Donald stop them and fires Andy in the process.
** At the finale Andy quote after watching his video of his firing "I think they should join the Contender than the Apprentice."
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* In Season 5 of the US series, Sean Yazbeck and Lee Bienstock were facing three ladies with only two pre-final tasks left (the first for Wal-Mart and Microsoft, the second for Embassy Suites Hotels). [[spoiler: They would win them both to get to the finals for a major comeback.]]
* In Season 5 of the US series, Sean Yazbeck and Lee Bienstock were facing three ladies with only two pre-final tasks left (the first for Wal-Mart and Microsoft, the second for Embassy Suites Hotels). [[spoiler: They would win them both to get to the finals for a major comeback.]]
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* Week 5 of the 1st season of Junior Apprentice (Young Apprentice), where after a 3 week loss, Instinct won with 39,785.09 pounds in product sales, more than the grand prize of this season.
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** This quickly became the template for winning challenges related to selling items, reaching its apotheosis (or nadir, depending on your point of view) several seasons later when Trace Atkins flatly refused to open his team's shop for anyone BUT well-heeled celebrity clients who were coming to buy a sandwich (or whatever) for thousands of dollars.
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--> '''Nick:''' I'll tell you what happened, 'cause I was there. Luisa nipped at his heels like a little terrier, nipping the heels of a bewildered sheep, and you drove him into a corner. It was the most ''disgraceful'' display of bad manners I've seen in many a long day.
--> '''Nick:''' I'll tell you what happened, 'cause I was there. Luisa nipped at his heels like a little terrier, nipping the heels of a bewildered sheep, and you drove him into a corner. It was the most ''disgraceful'' display of bad manners I've seen in many a long day.
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* Ruth Badger in Series 2. In week 6 she sold 6 of the 10 cars her team sold. In week 9 she closed 5 of the 6 deals her team made while letting out flats - almost as many as the other team.
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-->'''Tre:''' Talk to me as a colleague. Don't talk to me like I'm a child. Don't talk to me like you're my boss. We're all working in this together...
-->'''Rory:''' I am your boss.
-->'''Tre:''' No you're not my boss. You're my project manager.
-->'''Rory:''' I ''am'' your boss.
-->'''Tre:''' You're nothing to me.
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-->'''Tre:''' Talk to me as a colleague. Don't talk to me like I'm a child. Don't talk to me like you're my boss. We're all working in this together...
-->'''Rory:''' I am your boss.
-->'''Tre:''' No you're not my boss. You're my project manager.
-->'''Rory:''' I ''am'' your boss.
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* In Series 4, Sir Alan's dismissal of Jenny Celerier halfway through the boardroom session:
-->No. You know what? It seems to me that you hang on every word that I say, and then turn it on your colleagues. You have [[BlatantLies changed your story]] on the [[CriticalResearchFailure kosher argument]], and then tried to [[NeverMyFault place the blame on your teammate]] who you was running around with. No good. No good. Sorry, [[ChronicBackstabbingDisorder same old story]]. Jenny, you're fired. Goodbye! ''(Jenny leaves, and her team-mates momentarily look relieved)'' Right, who's next?
* In the interview stage of Series 6, Lord Sugar started talking about the questionable claims that Stuart Baggs had been making, and Stuart naturally denied having claimed anything false. Only for Sugar to come right back by saying that "My four advisers told me that... [[PrecisionFStrike you're full of shit]], and you have been throughout this entire process." Stuart mumbled a few things in an effort to try and salvage the situation, but Sugar immediately shut him down and fired him on the spot.
* In Series 4, Sir Alan's dismissal of Jenny Celerier halfway through the boardroom session:
-->No. You know what? It seems to me that you hang on every word that I say, and then turn it on your colleagues. You have [[BlatantLies changed your story]] on the [[CriticalResearchFailure kosher argument]], and then tried to [[NeverMyFault place the blame on your teammate]] who you was running around with. No good. No good. Sorry, [[ChronicBackstabbingDisorder same old story]]. Jenny, you're fired. Goodbye! ''(Jenny leaves, and her team-mates momentarily look relieved)'' Right, who's next?
* In the interview stage of Series 6, Lord Sugar started talking about the questionable claims that Stuart Baggs had been making, and Stuart naturally denied having claimed anything false. Only for Sugar to come right back by saying that "My four advisers told me that... [[PrecisionFStrike you're full of shit]], and you have been throughout this entire process." Stuart mumbled a few things in an effort to try and salvage the situation, but Sugar immediately shut him down and fired him on the spot.
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-->No. You know what? It seems to me that you hang on every word that I say, and then turn it on your colleagues. You have [[BlatantLies changed your story]] on the [[CriticalResearchFailure kosher argument]], and then tried to [[NeverMyFault place the blame on your teammate]] who you was running around with. No good. No good. Sorry, [[ChronicBackstabbingDisorder same old story]]. Jenny, you're fired. Goodbye! ''(Jenny leaves, and her team-mates momentarily look relieved)'' Right, who's next?
* In Series 4, Sir Alan's dismissal of Jenny Celerier halfway through the boardroom session:
-->No. You know what? It seems to me that you hang on every word that I say, and then turn it on your colleagues. You have [[BlatantLies changed your story]] on the [[CriticalResearchFailure kosher argument]], and then tried to [[NeverMyFault place the blame on your teammate]] who you was running around with. No good. No good. Sorry, [[ChronicBackstabbingDisorder same old story]]. Jenny, you're fired. Goodbye! ''(Jenny leaves, and her team-mates momentarily look relieved)'' Right, who's next?
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** At the finale Andy quote after watching his video of his firing "I think they should join the Contender than the Apprentice."
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* Tom Pellereau's [[BigYes reaction]] as he left the building, after being told he'd won the seventh UK series.
* In the interview stage of Series 6, Lord Sugar started talking about the questionable claims that Stuart Baggs had been making, and Stuart naturally denied having claimed anything false. Only for Sugar to come right back by saying that "My four advisers told me that... [[PrecisionFStrike you're full of shit]], and you have been throughout this entire process." Stuart mumbled a few things in an effort to try and salvage the situation, but Sugar immediately shut him down and fired him on the spot.
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* Team Venture's performances in weeks eight and nine of the UK Seventh Series. In the first of those, Helen's pitching to La Radoute brought in more than 200,000 Euros worth of orders, smashing the previous record set one series before. The following week, Helen was Project Manager in the biscuit manufacturing task, and with the aid of an aggressive pitch by Jim, the team notched up orders worth ''£1.6 Million''.
* Tom Pellereau's [[BigYes reaction]] as he left the building, after being told he'd won the seventh UK series.
* In the interview stage of Series 6, Lord Sugar started talking about the questionable claims that Stuart Baggs had been making, and Stuart naturally denied having claimed anything false. Only for Sugar to come right back by saying that "My four advisers told me that... [[PrecisionFStrike you're full of shit]], and you have been throughout this entire process." Stuart mumbled a few things in an effort to try and salvage the situation, but Sugar immediately shut him down and fired him on the spot.
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* George Takei's behavior after the men team's loss in week three of the US show's 12th season (5th Celebrity Apprentice season) - namely, his acknowledgment of the team's flaws and the acknowledgment that he, as Project Manager, was ultimately responsible, even though he must have known full well that it would put him on the firing line [[spoiler: - and indeed, he does get fired at the end of the episode]]. Too often in this show, a ton of blame-shifting goes on in the boardroom; it was refreshing to see someone not throw his teammates under the bus at the first opportunity (not even the two people he brought into the boardroom got thrown under the bus!)
* George Takei's behavior after the men team's loss in week three of the US show's 12th season (5th Celebrity Apprentice season) - namely, his acknowledgment of the team's flaws and the acknowledgment that he, as Project Manager, was ultimately responsible, even though he must have known full well that it would put him on the firing line [[spoiler: - and indeed, he does get fired at the end of the episode]]. Too often in this show, a ton of blame-shifting goes on in the boardroom; it was refreshing to see someone not throw his teammates under the bus at the first opportunity (not even the two people he brought into the boardroom got thrown under the bus!)
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** In that same week, the opposing team manager, John Rich realised that his team would be operating at a severe disadvantage (Jose Canseco had quit the show after learning that his father was headed for disaster, close to death, Richard Hatch admitted up-front he wouldn't be able to bring in any big donors, Meat Loaf had undergone several major blow-ups and so sold wasn't focused on the task, while Gary Busey... was just Gary Busey), and turned one of his prized guitars into an artwork piece that sold for nearly half a million dollars. Had he not done that, his team would have made barely a sixth of the money that Matlin's team did.
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* The NYPD ad done by Mosaic in Season 2 of the US series. Given it was done by a team led by a then-23-year old then-recent Harvard Graduate [[spoiler: who would become President of Trump Productions for several years before becoming a radio talk show host and commentator in his own right]] showed his potential.
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* The NYPD ad done by Mosaic in Season 2 of the US series. Given it was done by a team led by a then-23-year old then-recent Harvard Graduate [[spoiler: who would become President of Trump Productions for several years before becoming a radio talk show host and commentator in his own right]] showed his potential.
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