Ex-Mental Patient To Be On The Apprentice!
 

The Apprentice kicks off tomorrow at 9pm, on BBC One, where we meet the new 16 candidates to fight the job for Sir Alan. Amongst the candidates is a housewife, a doctor, an ex-soldier, someone who turned down a job from MI5, someone who used to work for Kate Middleton, Prince William's girlfriend, and, as mentioned, an ex-mental patient.

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So when Sir Alan calls him a nutter we'll all be cringing.

Ex-mental patient? As well as them being vulnerable, I also think it gives them an unfair advantage to an extent. Oh well, we'll have to see. I'm guessing they've thought all this out.

^^I'm guessing they haven't^^

I think it's no biggy. It's common knowledge that Alistair Campbell has suffered a nervous breakdown. I hope they do well.

Yeah I suppose...good luck...

Sounds like an ideal candidate for BB8, if the last series is anything to go by....

I think everyone deserves a chance. Does anyone know what their ailment was?

A lot of people have mental health problems, and manage to get over them completely. Depression affects one in four people apparently (I think the figure may be even higher than that). There's no reason why this person should not be on the show.

That actually doesn't surprise me. She did give me an impression of insanity in last night's episode.

I recorded it because it clashed with the football, so I will be watching it tonight.

I have now watched it. I think that if I spent too long around Jadine, I would be the one having a breakdown.

Mods, there is another Apprentice thread.

It might be okay to keep this topic seperate as it is about a particular contestant. Not sure :conf:.

I didn't think some of Jadine's decisions were all that good in the first programme but can't see a reason for her not to be on the show.

James, Ruth has posted a comment about last week show in this thread. I was just pointing it out to the mods.

Do we know which one is the ex mental patient.

You can be sectioned for all sorts of things. Self harm and depression [sometimes], being two where you are a danger to no-one but yourself

Think they'll have to have a softly softly approach though - just in case.

Presumably he's been seen by a psychiatrist,
you would hope the BBC would be a bit more careful than say - oh Endemol, in who they choose to put up on TV in the name of "entertainment"