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I wasn't surprised that Nargis got fired too, she wasn't very good at Selling the Calendar, though the pictures were well produced, as mentioned what on Earth do Cats have to do with Great Ormond Street Hospital? I thought Nargis came off as rather arrogant and rather rude, the lack of confidence was rather obvious when she was making the pitch.
Though the Men's team had more squabbles throughout, overall they did the better job, at least it had more to do with Great Ormond Street, just a shame they couldn't figure out an Average selling price for their Calendar, though it came across as tackier, it was more of a Calendar than the Women's team.
I didn't watch the first Series, but so far I've been both episodes of the new Series and I have to say I'm liking it, a good mix of challenge and emotion from the contestants and Sir Alan Sugar, who does seem to come off as a ruthless bástard, but makes the show more down to Earth, no bull shít style.
Easily the best thing on BBC Two at the minute.
Neil Jones posted:
No brainer really that Nargis got booted out after her unbelievable attempts at selling a poxy calendar to Virgin, Calendar Club and Harrods. It was like getting blood out of a stone and she was lucky that the owners bought any of those calendars at all after a sales pitch that was so undercooked it was still raw.
I don't know why Jo's on a permanent sugar rush all the time, but I'd be interested to know exactly what she's on.
I don't know why Jo's on a permanent sugar rush all the time, but I'd be interested to know exactly what she's on.
I wasn't surprised that Nargis got fired too, she wasn't very good at Selling the Calendar, though the pictures were well produced, as mentioned what on Earth do Cats have to do with Great Ormond Street Hospital? I thought Nargis came off as rather arrogant and rather rude, the lack of confidence was rather obvious when she was making the pitch.
Though the Men's team had more squabbles throughout, overall they did the better job, at least it had more to do with Great Ormond Street, just a shame they couldn't figure out an Average selling price for their Calendar, though it came across as tackier, it was more of a Calendar than the Women's team.
I didn't watch the first Series, but so far I've been both episodes of the new Series and I have to say I'm liking it, a good mix of challenge and emotion from the contestants and Sir Alan Sugar, who does seem to come off as a ruthless bástard, but makes the show more down to Earth, no bull shít style.
Easily the best thing on BBC Two at the minute.
