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People can't get over just how brutal The Apprentice was last night

MASSIVE spoilers within.

Nov 12th 2015, 7:47 AM 5,690 Views 1 Comment

WELL, LAST NIGHT will go down in history as one of the most brutal nights The Apprentice boardroom has ever seen.

It was a handyman task that saw the teams scurry around to various locations and do DIY jobs for people – and the incompetency hit new heights.

You had Brett as one team captain

And Elle as the other

elle Source: Twitter

Neddless to say, the DIY did not go well

Everyone made mistakes

But it was Elle’s team that catastrophically failed – and what happened next was absolutely BRUTAL

When the team sat down in the boardroom – Sugar immediately fired Elle. No messing about with nominations or chatting

So, it was left to these three to fight it out in the boardroom

boardroom Source: Twitter

And cheeky chappy Mergim gave a passionate speech for survival

And revealed his lifelong ambition

But that didn’t save him – he was gone

Surely that was it? Nope, there was more drama to come – April was gone too

It was pure CARNAGE

Seriously, what was happening?

We’re next

Sugar wants this series wrapped up early

Claude was delighted

All three of the contestants did the standard goodbyes

But they should have shared the taxi

Anything was possible last night

Sugar on the rampage

Everyone is catching their breath

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