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Amy Anzel says that BBC One's hit business show The Apprentice is on its "last legs" and has even called for it to be axed.
This week's task on the show headed up by Lord Alan Sugar saw the 14 remaining candidates sent to Brighton and Hove.
They were tasked with securing and negotiating nine items that represented the area before one business hopeful got fired.
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But past candidate Amy Anzel was less than impressed with the "boring" episode.
Speaking to Daily Star, exclusively, the flame-haired beauty who owns business Hollywood Beauty Browzer, called for the show to be axed.
"I really think that this show has become so formulaic with carbon copies of boring candidates from the past," Amy fumed to us.
She then praised her own series when she said that it was "so much more interesting with great characters".
"This cast is boring. Why don't they cast more interesting characters? I really think this show – if it doesn't change what they've done in the past and make it new and exciting in some way – is on it's last legs," she declared.
The 2022 star then added: "They [the BBC] should just put it out of it's misery and not renew it because it's just boring and samey."
She went on: "They say 'if it ain't broke don't fix it' but I think it's really broken."
After the Brighton episode played out on Thursday night, Denisha Kaur Bharj, who was a project manager on Thursday night's episode, was fired by Lord Sugar.
The Apprentice continues on BBC One and iPlayer next Thursday
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