Again with Lord Sugar who wants to create an atmosphere of humor and laughter to return to childhood with the contestants; with some 20 young entrepreneurs breathing on a range of seemingly powerful business tasks and projects. In Malta, entrepreneurs will go for their goals.
Andy Devonshire, Esther Dere, Pete Cooksley, Samantha De Alwis, Beth Dicks, Melinda McDougall, Claire Hobday, Anna Keel, Ben Cook, Gilly Goshawk, Rebecca Kenny-Smith, Claire Walls
Perhaps we can blame ennui for the programme's decline, as it has failed to truly evolve since its early days. But, predominantly, it's the change of the real world of work that makes its issues so prominent.
You'd think by now we'd have run out of bullshitters and borderline personality disorders. But no. Still they flock, luckily for the BBC because we're only here for the narcissism.
The Apprentice has become a curious beast - past its peak, but still pulling in enough viewers to justify its annual return. I wonder what could shake it out of this torpor.
