Were you watching?
The long anticipated return of The Apprentice happened tonight and we got to meet -and roll our eyes at- the contestants.
You might have recognised Dillon who is an art director, as he previously starred on Fade Street with Vogue Williams.
While many of us might have a special place in our heart for the Irish man, twitter users were not happy with his antics on the show.
https://twitter.com/ash_kelly26/status/784129684737064960
https://twitter.com/jakesteveono1/status/784127948349640708
Does anyone else think that Dillon St. Paul looks like he's wearing the severed face of one of his victims? #TheApprentice
— Paul Foxcroft (@paulfoxcroft) October 6, 2016
Harsh.
Of course he’s not the only one of the contestants getting abuse, as the huge amount of ego in one room together was of course a talking point.
Where do these people develop their EGO?? #TheApprentice
— Amie Dobinson (@amiedobinson) October 6, 2016
A new batch of ego morons, love it! #TheApprentice
— Charlotte Eales (@Princesslotty) October 6, 2016
Ego's the size of China the lot of them #TheApprentice
— ⚡️ᑕᖇᗩIG⚡️ (@cb_038) October 6, 2016
#TheApprentice early stages is just a bellend rodeo that does little else but massage Alan Sugar's ego. Won't stop me watching though 😁
— Adam Gray (@AdamGray1250) October 6, 2016
But hey, what else do people expect by now.
For all their ego, the gang we a bit clueless.
This week they had to sell valuable and not so valuable items based on the price they think they are worth, and they got it pretty wrong.
The moment that geezer puts on his TV to realise he paid £170 for a £7 item#TheApprentice pic.twitter.com/mUJkIyBllK
— Jacobs Sepp Basil (III) 🤙🏾 (@bjacobs14) October 6, 2016
There's someone out there with a £300 antique who is currently laughing their face off #TheApprentice
— Greg Jenner (@greg_jenner) October 6, 2016
She sold a chair that's worth £300 for £17. And she thinks she did well 😔 #TheApprentice
— Bad Vibes Connoisseur 🦠 (@bigloumoney) October 6, 2016
How much will you offer me for this painting?
1p?
Deal!!! #TheApprentice pic.twitter.com/vSWfY0S7YJ
— George Thorpe (@MrGeorgeThorpe) October 6, 2016
People were also not impressed with Lord Sugar’s fail of a joke, in the boardroom, he asked Oliver Nohl-Oser, who is a sausage manufacturer, whether he was the Greek god ‘Porkus’. Shameful.
https://twitter.com/charlespooter/status/784131096086716416
"Porkus, the Greek God of Sausages"
Sorry, but which script writer is responsible for that monstrosity #TheApprentice
— ChristianP (@cpaul_ffc) October 6, 2016
https://twitter.com/OfficialKevz/status/784130930642456577
Cringe.
But sale fails and pork jokes aside, people loved tonight’s first episode.
Good ole' bit of family bonding, over slagging off the new #theapprentice candidates haha! @bbc #wheredotheyfindthesepeople
— ✩ Oscurita ✩ (@OscuritaDentro) October 6, 2016
https://twitter.com/rchrdpeake/status/784147412919128064
@Lord_Sugar Great to have the family favourite back on tonight. Roll On next Thursday! #theapprentice
— Joe Adams (@jmadams92) October 6, 2016
Fantastic show loved it. Great mix of candidates 👍 #TheApprentice
— pauline adams (@adams0jd) October 6, 2016
