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For the beauty salon owner Jenna Whittingham, the campaign for a £250,000 investment prize is over on last night’s episode of The Apprentice.
Jenna got fired when her team blamed her for the lost in the task about wine promotion since she directed the humorous advert.
The task was to make an advert for an English sparkling wine but Jenna took a simple-minded approach to the task.
Before she got fired, Lord Sugar asked Sterling team leader Ricky if he got disappointed with the online video.
When Lord Sugar got aware of the people responsible for the rubbish ad, she shifted his attentions towards Jenna and Stephen.
Jenna admitted her mistake.
For the second week, Tom was successful as the manager for team Pheonix.
However, he wasn’t having an easy night too.
Lord sugar claimed that Phoenix website is too boring.
It is more like a sales pitch than an awareness promotion.
After talking with the two teams, Lord Sugar had come to the conclusion that team Phoenix is better than team Sterling.
Team Phoenix was treated with a trip to a rooftop Jacuzzi at a boutique hotel, with views of the London skyline.
As ever the job was something of a mess from the get go, with some candidates getting rather distracted by the product at hand.
To start with the task, all the candidates first met at St Pancreas station bright and early at 5.45am. There they were addressed by Lord Sugar himself.
Lord Sugar decided that it would be better if he would mix the two teams since the other team is short on members. Sterling selected Nick when they were given the chance to select.
The teams were tasked to create a new image for the English sparkling wine industry, design a website and online marketing campaign and then pitching their campaign to leading figures in the industry.
As ever the team with best campaign would win, and on the losing team, one candidate would be fired.
Since Adam was not comfortable about the task, he and Tom conducted a wine testing class so that they could know more about wine a little more.
Ricky knows that the rival team got better experience with wine.
Meanwhile Whittingham recently confessed that she feels awful about the whole experience.
'It was a case of last year when they announced it was going to be the investment that I watched a few clips and put my application in because I genuinely wanted to get an investment.'
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