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* EliminationHoudini: As Lord Sugar pointed out, he should have been fired for the disastrous week 9 task but survive due to his more convincing statement and his strong track record.
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* EliminationHoudini: As Lord Sugar pointed out, he should have been fired for the disastrous week Week 9 task task, but survive survived due to his more convincing statement and his strong track record.record, along with Jadine having clearly become too stressed to continue in the process.[[invoked]]
* BadassBoast: Despite his firing, he nonetheless vowed in his taxi ride that he would become a billionaire by the age of 50.
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* SuicideByCop: He didn't outright tell Sir Alan to fire him during the boardroom (we wouldn't get an instance of that until Lindsay in Season 10), but he openly admitted that he couldn't keep himself focused and didn't see the situation improving, causing Sugar to immediately fire him.
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* AchillesHeel: He was the strongest (alongside Kristina and to less of an extent Kate) of the final five, but his argumentative personality didn't get him support from the interviews and prevented him from moving into the final.
* EliminationHoudini: As Lord Sugar pointed out, he should have been fired for the disastrous week 9 task but survive due to his more convincing statement and his strong track record.
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* AchillesHeal: He was the strongest (alongside Kristina and to less of an extent Kate) of the final five, but his argumentative personality didn't get him support from the interviews and prevented him from moving into the final.
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* AchillesHeal: He was the strongest (alongside Kristina and to less of an extent Kate) of the final five, but his argumentative personality didn't get him support from the interviews and prevented him from moving into the final.
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* EliminationHindu: As Lord Sugar pointed out, he should have been fired for the disastrous week 9 task but survive due to his more convincing statement and his strong track record.
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* RunningGag: Screwed up on location on the first task, and only got away with it because Andy was such a weak leader. She made the same error on the week three task. This time she was not so lucky…
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* EpicFail: The Week 6 task, which he was project manager of, was a fiasco of legendary proportions. Aside from that he was actually one of the best candidates from this season, but he didn't have a prayer of surviving after that.
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* EpicFail: The Week 6 task, which he was project manager of, was a fiasco of legendary proportions.proportions, leading to the team making a loss of over £200 (something exceeded only by the losing teams in the previous season's Thames Festival task and Season 7's cosmetics task, and only by a small margin in the latter case). Aside from that he was actually one of the best candidates from this season, but he didn't have a prayer of surviving after that.
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* TheRunnerUpTakesItAll: She's had without a shadow of a doubt the biggest post-''Apprentice'' career of any UK candidate, albeit as a right-wing political commentator rather than anything especially related to her time on the show.
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* TheRunnerUpTakesItAll: She's For a while she had without a shadow of a doubt easily the biggest highest-profile post-''Apprentice'' career of any UK candidate, albeit as a right-wing political commentator rather than anything especially related to her time on the show.show. Ultimately, however, a series of social media controversies and a costly loss in a lawsuit would see her media career largely peter out by the late 2010s, with Season 1's Saira now generally regarded to have surpassed her in that regard.
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** MedalOfDishonour: It's one thing to be brought into the boardroom four times (something that [[Characters/TheApprenticeUKSeason1 Paul Torrisi of Season 1]] and [[Characters/TheApprenticeUKSeason2 Ruth Badger of Season 2 (who was actually ''runner up'' of the competition)]] had managed to achieve already), but it's another to be brought into the boardroom four times ''consecutively''.
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** MedalOfDishonour: MedalOfDishonor: It's one thing to be brought into the boardroom four times (something that [[Characters/TheApprenticeUKSeason1 Paul Torrisi of Season 1]] and [[Characters/TheApprenticeUKSeason2 Ruth Badger of Season 2 (who was actually ''runner up'' of the competition)]] had managed to achieve already), but it's another to be brought into the boardroom four times ''consecutively''.
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* FourIsDeath: Was fired after his fourth ''consecutive'' appearance in the final boardroom.
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** MedalOfDishonour: It's one thing to be brought into the
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* ButtMonkey: Aside from Kristina, not one person in the house liked him. The sad thing was, there was very little evidence as to why anyone felt this way about him; Paul, Katie and Rory have accused him of being a JerkAss off-camera, but Kristina and Lohit denied that this was true.
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* ButtMonkey: Aside from Kristina, Kristina and to some extent Natalie, not one person in the house liked him. The sad thing was, there was very little evidence as to why anyone felt this way about him; Paul, Katie and Rory have accused him of being a JerkAss off-camera, but Kristina and Lohit denied that this was true.
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* FatalFlaw: While he really blew the Week 6 task too badly to have any realistic hope of survival, his complete refusal to take any fault for the loss and misplaced loyalty to Katie completely doomed any slim hope he had of remaining in the competition.
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* FatalFlaw: While he really blew the Week 6 task too badly to have any realistic hope of survival, his complete refusal to take any fault for the loss and misplaced loyalty to Katie completely doomed any slim hope he had of remaining in the competition. Adam's own poor track record and mistake with the banner allowed Paul some sliver of hope, but Paul's own actions in the boardroom quickly extinguished it.
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* VitriolicBestBuds: When she and Adam weren't tearing strips off each other, they actually seemed to get along pretty well.
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* SuicideByCop: Like Ifti, she didn't put much effort into defending herself in the final boardroom, having seemingly all but conceded that she wasn't suited to the show's environment.
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* BystanderSyndrome: Sir Alan's main reason for firing her despite Naomi's dismal performance as project manager, and Jadine's blatant lack of respect for Naomi; she did very little on the first two tasks, and even less on the third.
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* FatalFlaw: While he really blew the Week 6 task too badly to have any realistic hope of survival, his complete refusal to take any fault for the loss and misplaced loyalty to Katie completely doomed any slim hope he had of remaining in the competition.
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* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Earned one of legendary proportions from Sir Alan right before he was fired:
-->"Paul, I sent you to sell the best of British to France. You spent half the bloody day frying sausages on some stupid contraption that the Boy Scouts could have made, and worse than that, Paul, you went out and ''lost me money!'' You're a total shambles. You're fired!"
-->"Paul, I sent you to sell the best of British to France. You spent half the bloody day frying sausages on some stupid contraption that the Boy Scouts could have made, and worse than that, Paul, you went out and ''lost me money!'' You're a total shambles. You're fired!"
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* WallOfBlather: Kept offering up this in a vain attempt to defend himself in the final boardroom. Against Tre's far more pointed and aggressive defence (and with Ifti having already been fired), he really didn't have a prayer of survival.
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* AintTooProudToBeg: After being told that he was fired, he tried begging Sir Alan for a second chance. Naturally, it got him nowhere.
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* ChronicBackstabbingDisorder: Downplayed when Ghazal bought her into the boardroom in an attempt to get Naomi fired. While Katie refused to go along with the plan, she didn't actually do much to throw Ghazal under the bus either... not that Ghazal really needed much help in that regard anyway.
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* NoSocialSkills: The smug, snappish way she tended to speak to Sir Alan and his advisers -- even after she ''won'' as project manager -- was downright suicidal.
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-> "All of her paintings have got parts of the body and you're excluding them 'cause there are tits on them."
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-> "(all the while oblivious to the notions that he may be masturbating) If you're a young child you can do this, if you're an adult you can have fun!"
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-> "The French are cheese connoisseurs and we're going to sell them something from Makro?"
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-> "I could not have put more effort into yesterday! I fragged myself to the bone yesterday to try and make this thing work. Your reasons for bringing me in here just do not stack up. One, on a personal level; two, on a business level. Sir Alan says he does not know about my personal stuff. He knows about it, because you talked about it and Kristina talked about it. Fine, been there! But if you want to go personal, I'll go personal. I'd very much strongly advise you not to take this down a personal route. At a business level, you have one speed setting, and that setting is slow slow slow! Someone put the wrong speed dial in when they created you, sweetie, which is why when the phone rings, I always drop, because I know that phone call will take forever, to tell me something either I already know, or I could get done quicker myself. So you know what? You're just barking up the wrong tree!"
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-> "So, just to recap, we're trying to sell pork sausages to a Muslim, and offering him a taster in the middle of Ramadan. Other than that, I think it's all going perfectly well!"
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* FourIsDeath: Was fired after his fourth ''consecutive'' appearance in the final boardroom.
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* CrackDefeat: Not as glaring of an example as Ruth the previous year, as Simon was more of a risk-taker and more knowledgeable about Sir Alan's lines of work, but she was regarded by nearly everybody as the clear favourite to win. Sir Alan even admitted in his autobiography that she took the news of her loss hard, and initially refused to take part in the post-series ''You're Hired'' show.
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* PointyHairedBoss: As project manager, he insisted that all the other candidates remove their jackets while he kept his on, to clearly show that he was boss. On top of that, he insisted on leaving market research until ''after'' they had designed their product, and told the research team that their feedback wouldn't be taken into consideration.
* PunctuatedForEmphasis: His declaration that "I am! Your boss!" to Rory in Week 2.
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* NeverMyFault: Insisted that the team got clobbered in the second task because Tre was a SpannerInTheWorks, rather than Rory designing a horrible product and ignoring all the feedback.
* PointyHairedBoss: As project manager, he insisted that all the other candidates remove their jackets while he kept his on, to clearly show that he was boss. On top of that, he insisted on leaving market research until ''after'' they had designed their product, and then told the research team that their feedback wouldn't be taken into consideration.
* PunctuatedForEmphasis: His declaration that "I am! Your boss!" toRory Tre in Week 2.
* PointyHairedBoss: As project manager, he insisted that all the other candidates remove their jackets while he kept his on, to clearly show that he was boss. On top of that, he insisted on leaving market research until ''after'' they had designed their product, and then told the research team that their feedback wouldn't be taken into consideration.
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* ApathyKilledTheCat: During the second task he admitted openly admitted that despite his product design background, he just didn't feel like contributing to the task. Jadine was pissed off and attempted to pick a fight with him, but Ifti didn't even want to do ''that''.
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* SuicideByCop: He didn't outright tell Sir Alan to fire him during the boardroom (we wouldn't get an instance of that until Lindsay in Season 10), but he openly admitted that he couldn't keep himself focused and didn't see the situation improving, causing Sugar to immediately fire him.
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* EpicFail: In the first task she managed to sell eleven cups of coffee (from a mobile stand, no less) in two hours, and clearly thought this was something to be proud of.
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!!Simon
* HaveAGayOldTime: His infamous QVC spot in Week 10, where he held a very phallic-looking trampoline leg over his crotch, all the while spouting phrases like "If you're an adult you can do this, if you're a young child you can have fun."
* ProfessionalButtKisser: One of very few candidates to have done this the right way. He made it clear that he wanted it to work for Sir Alan, and knew a lot about his companies and background, but never resorted to the type of outright ass-kissing that Syed did the previous year.
!!Kristina
* TheRival: With Katie. In a rarity for this trope, the two were actually able to work together pretty well in tasks, but there was ''zero'' love lost between them outside of that.
!!Katie
* RomanceOnTheSet: With Paul, which ended up blowing up spectacularly in his face when he failed to bring her back in Week 6.[[invoked]]
* TheRunnerUpTakesItAll: She's had without a shadow of a doubt the biggest post-''Apprentice'' career of any UK candidate, albeit as a right-wing political commentator rather than anything especially related to her time on the show.
* TakingTheBullet: Sacrificed her place in the final, as she was worried that actually taking the job would have torn her family apart.
!!Tre
* BadassBoast: When Rory was giving his infamous "I am your boss" speech in Week 2, Tre curtly responded "You're nothing to me right now."
* HairTriggerTemper: As Rory found out, he showed no mercy to anyone who showed the slightest sign of weakness.
!!Lohit
* ButtMonkey: A minor example, but Sir Alan never really seemed especially keen on him, even going so far as to say that Lohit would have been fired in Week 9 had it not been for Jadine being too stressed out to continue. Bear in mind that Lohit single-handedly brought in nearly half his team's sales that week, while also helping nurse Jadine through her problems.
* NiceGuy: He was about the only person from this season who everyone got along with. Unfortunately, the interviewers were very much believers that NiceGuysFinishLast.
* StraightGay: Only vaguely alluded to during the actual show, but he confirmed to being this post-firing.
!!Naomi
* TheGenericGirl: A consistently decent performer, but never really stood out, which played a major part in Sir Alan firing her over Simon in Week 10, despite the trampoline fiasco.
!!Jadine
* AchillesHeel: Her major one was not being able to cope away from her daughter for an extended period of time, which resulted directly in her being let go. After the series ended, Sugar said that this not happened, she would have had a very good shot at winning.
* HairTriggerTemper: She did get legitimately upset at people more than a few times, but also tended to hold grudges against people over the slightest thing.
* WrongGenreSavvy: In the first episode she seemed under the impression that she was the OnlySaneWoman leading a team full of boorish, sexist pigs. In actuality, while she did do an overall very good job as project manager, the men (barring only Tre, and even his grievances were somewhat legitimate) were nothing but co-operative toward her throughout the task.
!!Ghazal
* HorribleJudgeOfCharacter: Allied herself closely to Paul and Katie, which proved as bad of a decision as you might expect.
* NoSocialSkills: The smug, snappish way she tended to speak to Sir Alan and his advisers -- even after she ''won'' as project manager -- was downright suicidal.
* WrongGenreSavvy: Decided to bring Katie back as an advocate, which proved ill-advised not only on general principle, but because Katie had to focus on defending her own track record and so didn't have the time to advocate for Ghazal to stay over Naomi.
!!Adam
* ButtMonkey: Aside from Kristina, not one person in the house liked him. The sad thing was, there was very little evidence as to why anyone felt this way about him, and he
* OopNorth: Caught no end of crap from the other candidates for this.
!!Paul
* EpicFail: The Week 6 task, which he was project manager of, was a fiasco of legendary proportions. Aside from that he was actually one of the best candidates from this season, but he didn't have a prayer of surviving after that.
* MacGyvering: His decision to try cooking sausages on a baked bean can with some flammable petroleum jelly. Adam wasted nearly the whole morning trying to use the burner, and Kristina eventually had to get them cooked at a nearby hotel.
* NeverMyFault: Tried to claim that the only reason his team lost in Week 6 was because Adam spent £117 on a banner. Even though the team made a loss of £220 (and finished around £650 behind the other team), and Adam had nothing to do with the purchasing decisions.
!!Natalie
* BlatantLies: Tried to pull this on Adam ''twice'', firstly when trying to blame him for a labelling screw-up that she made in Week 4, and then falsely accusing him of lying about his artist choice in Week 5.
!!Sophie
* GeniusDitz: She has a doctorate in quantum physics, yet somehow failed to realize that milk froths up when you heat and stir it. On top of that, she really had no clue about how the world of business really works.
!!Gerri
* ApathyKilledTheCat: Despite her claims to the contrary, she never really seemed to step out of first gear.
!!Rory
* EpicFail: If not for the complete shambles of Paul's leadership in Week 6, he would have been the worst project manager from this series by a country mile.
* PunctuatedForEmphasis: His declaration that "I am! Your boss!" to Rory in Week 2.
!!Ifti
* SpearCounterpart: To a degree, he was this to Jadine. Like her, he ended up getting fired because he was missing his son so badly that he couldn't focus on the competition.
!!Andy
* TheDeterminator: Very much a hard worker, but discovered all too quickly that alone won't get you anywhere in the competition.
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* HaveAGayOldTime: His infamous QVC spot in Week 10, where he held a very phallic-looking trampoline leg over his crotch, all the while spouting phrases like "If you're an adult you can do this, if you're a young child you can have fun."
* ProfessionalButtKisser: One of very few candidates to have done this the right way. He made it clear that he wanted it to work for Sir Alan, and knew a lot about his companies and background, but never resorted to the type of outright ass-kissing that Syed did the previous year.
!!Kristina
* TheRival: With Katie. In a rarity for this trope, the two were actually able to work together pretty well in tasks, but there was ''zero'' love lost between them outside of that.
!!Katie
* RomanceOnTheSet: With Paul, which ended up blowing up spectacularly in his face when he failed to bring her back in Week 6.[[invoked]]
* TheRunnerUpTakesItAll: She's had without a shadow of a doubt the biggest post-''Apprentice'' career of any UK candidate, albeit as a right-wing political commentator rather than anything especially related to her time on the show.
* TakingTheBullet: Sacrificed her place in the final, as she was worried that actually taking the job would have torn her family apart.
!!Tre
* BadassBoast: When Rory was giving his infamous "I am your boss" speech in Week 2, Tre curtly responded "You're nothing to me right now."
* HairTriggerTemper: As Rory found out, he showed no mercy to anyone who showed the slightest sign of weakness.
!!Lohit
* ButtMonkey: A minor example, but Sir Alan never really seemed especially keen on him, even going so far as to say that Lohit would have been fired in Week 9 had it not been for Jadine being too stressed out to continue. Bear in mind that Lohit single-handedly brought in nearly half his team's sales that week, while also helping nurse Jadine through her problems.
* NiceGuy: He was about the only person from this season who everyone got along with. Unfortunately, the interviewers were very much believers that NiceGuysFinishLast.
* StraightGay: Only vaguely alluded to during the actual show, but he confirmed to being this post-firing.
!!Naomi
* TheGenericGirl: A consistently decent performer, but never really stood out, which played a major part in Sir Alan firing her over Simon in Week 10, despite the trampoline fiasco.
!!Jadine
* AchillesHeel: Her major one was not being able to cope away from her daughter for an extended period of time, which resulted directly in her being let go. After the series ended, Sugar said that this not happened, she would have had a very good shot at winning.
* HairTriggerTemper: She did get legitimately upset at people more than a few times, but also tended to hold grudges against people over the slightest thing.
* WrongGenreSavvy: In the first episode she seemed under the impression that she was the OnlySaneWoman leading a team full of boorish, sexist pigs. In actuality, while she did do an overall very good job as project manager, the men (barring only Tre, and even his grievances were somewhat legitimate) were nothing but co-operative toward her throughout the task.
!!Ghazal
* HorribleJudgeOfCharacter: Allied herself closely to Paul and Katie, which proved as bad of a decision as you might expect.
* NoSocialSkills: The smug, snappish way she tended to speak to Sir Alan and his advisers -- even after she ''won'' as project manager -- was downright suicidal.
* WrongGenreSavvy: Decided to bring Katie back as an advocate, which proved ill-advised not only on general principle, but because Katie had to focus on defending her own track record and so didn't have the time to advocate for Ghazal to stay over Naomi.
!!Adam
* ButtMonkey: Aside from Kristina, not one person in the house liked him. The sad thing was, there was very little evidence as to why anyone felt this way about him, and he
* OopNorth: Caught no end of crap from the other candidates for this.
!!Paul
* EpicFail: The Week 6 task, which he was project manager of, was a fiasco of legendary proportions. Aside from that he was actually one of the best candidates from this season, but he didn't have a prayer of surviving after that.
* MacGyvering: His decision to try cooking sausages on a baked bean can with some flammable petroleum jelly. Adam wasted nearly the whole morning trying to use the burner, and Kristina eventually had to get them cooked at a nearby hotel.
* NeverMyFault: Tried to claim that the only reason his team lost in Week 6 was because Adam spent £117 on a banner. Even though the team made a loss of £220 (and finished around £650 behind the other team), and Adam had nothing to do with the purchasing decisions.
!!Natalie
* BlatantLies: Tried to pull this on Adam ''twice'', firstly when trying to blame him for a labelling screw-up that she made in Week 4, and then falsely accusing him of lying about his artist choice in Week 5.
!!Sophie
* GeniusDitz: She has a doctorate in quantum physics, yet somehow failed to realize that milk froths up when you heat and stir it. On top of that, she really had no clue about how the world of business really works.
!!Gerri
* ApathyKilledTheCat: Despite her claims to the contrary, she never really seemed to step out of first gear.
!!Rory
* EpicFail: If not for the complete shambles of Paul's leadership in Week 6, he would have been the worst project manager from this series by a country mile.
* PunctuatedForEmphasis: His declaration that "I am! Your boss!" to Rory in Week 2.
!!Ifti
* SpearCounterpart: To a degree, he was this to Jadine. Like her, he ended up getting fired because he was missing his son so badly that he couldn't focus on the competition.
!!Andy
* TheDeterminator: Very much a hard worker, but discovered all too quickly that alone won't get you anywhere in the competition.
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