April 20, 2007

The Fourth Episode

Filed under: General — admin @ 10:34 am

In the fourth episode of series three, we saw the teams trying to make and sell there own brand of sweets. The team leaders were Ghazal Asif a business development manager from Glasgow and Adam Hosker a car sales manager from Blackburn. Both armed with a team of five they needed to make a product that appealed not only for presentation but also for taste. Both teams leaders knew that victory would taste sweet and as the clock was ticking the teams began to find themselves in a sticky situation. Finally Ghazal’s team came out on top winning by a slim margin of only £10. Leaving Adam (team leader) with a choice to put two of his fellow team members up alongside himself in the boardroom, awaiting Sir Alans decision for the fifth dismisal of the show.
After a firm grilling from Sir Alan and his helpers, it was clear that Sophie and Natalie were to join Adam in the boardroom based on Sophies lack of enthusiasm and Natalies blatent selective hearing when making the labels. It was a close call between the three as Adam had not helped his case as he was prancing around in a Lions outfit for most of the day and Natalie had lied through her back teeth to Sir Alan.
Finally a decision was made and after Sophie had shot herself in the foot by claiming she didn’t want to sell a product to someone if it wasn’t value for money, she was finally fired by Sir Alan.
In a world where money is the currency did Sophie let her morales get in the way? What were your thoughts on the episode?

Watch Highlights of Episode Four

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  1. I feel Sophie needed to realise that this is a competition where you have to fight tooth and nail to win and be prepared to give it everything. I was really disappointed with Sophie contribution and her attitude towards putting herself on the line.

    Comment by admin — April 20, 2007 @ 2:34 pm

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