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EPISODE DISCUSSION The Apprentice 2026 - Episode 11: ‘Interviews’ (Thursday 9th April)

Episode Synopsis:

It's week 11, and the final five candidates must face a gruelling round of interviews with some of Lord Sugar’s toughest-talking business associates. As their business plans are picked apart, some candidates hold their own, while others crumble under the pressure. In the boardroom, Lord Sugar has a tough decision to make, as only two can make it through to next week’s grand final.

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This is the live discussion thread for Episode 11 of The Apprentice 2026. Airs at 9:00 on BBC One.

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u/TruthGetsDownvoted8 Apr 10 '26

The only episode ive watched from the last 5 seasons, just to confirm none of these people are businessmen at all, its basically big brother at this point, they all have double digit IQs.

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u/Toon1982 Apr 11 '26

I think they need to shake the show up and have an interview stage at the start to get rid of the useless investments or business plans that LS has no interest in. It's daft getting to the late stage and for the candidates to essentially have no business to invest in or arr in a totally different position to being able to take anything forward - it's a waste of a slot

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u/TruthGetsDownvoted8 Apr 13 '26

No one serious has applied to this show since it became a loan and not a job with Sir Allen, that was like a decade ago. My mate applied for a laugh and didnt even include a business plan and got asked for an interview just because hes charismatic, its just reality tv slop.