Beginning with a shock exit and segueing into a drinks-related task, this week’s episode promises to be a dramatic concoction. Find out who Lord Sugar sends packing next with our guide on how to watch The Apprentice 2022 episode 3 online – and 100% FREE on BBC iPlayer.
*Warning: episode 2 spoilers ahead*
The girls stormed to victory last week with a space-themed electric toothbrush and accompanying app that shifted an impressive 11,000 units. The boys’ effort, meanwhile – a chunky brown wizard-inspired “wand” – conjured bathroom associations but for all the wrong reasons and failed to secure a single order.
A demoralised Aaron brought Nick and Conor back to the boardroom to face the ire of Sugar and his aides. Ultimately, though, it was the former rugby union player who succumbed to the deadly digit, with Conor emphatically informed that, “you’re fired!”.
And then there were 14. Well, 13 it turns out, because Shama Amin drops the bombshell revelation this week that she’s leaving the show, citing difficulties with her rheumatoid arthritis.
When the dust settles, the remaining contestants are tasked with producing, creating, and marketing a non-alcoholic beverage. In addition to testing their mixology skills – and certain to cause even more drama – things are shaken up when the boys and girls are divided into two new teams and made to work together.
Will Nick prove worthy of the title of PM? Or does cocktail bar owner Sophie have the competitive edge in this challenge? Find out below with our guide on how to watch The Apprentice 2022 episode 3 online from anywhere – and completely FREE too.
How to watch The Apprentice online FREE in the UK
How to watch The Apprentice online from outside your country
If you’re abroad when an episode airs, you won’t be able to watch the show as you normally would at home, thanks to annoying regional restrictions.
Luckily, there’s an easy solution. Downloading a VPN will allow you to stream it online no matter where you are. It’s a simple bit of software that changes your IP address, meaning that you can access on-demand content or live TV just as if you were at home.
Use a VPN to watch The Apprentice online from anywhere
Three simple steps to using a VPN to watch The Apprentice when overseas:
1. Download and install a VPN – we recommend ExpressVPN
2. Connect to the relevant server location – launch the VPN app, click on ‘choose location’ and select the right location (i.e. a UK server for iPlayer)
3. Head to the chosen broadcaster’s live stream – in this case, head to BBC iPlayer
The Apprentice 2022 candidates
- Aaron Willis, 38, flight operations intructor
- Akeem Bundu-Kamara, 29, financial strategy manager
- Akshay Thakrar, 28, digital marketing agency owner
- Alex Short, 27, commercial cleaning company owner
- Amy Anzel, 48, beauty brand owner
- Brittany Carter, 25, hotel front of house manager
- Conor Gilsenan, 28, sales executive
- Francesca Kennedy Wallbank, 26, sustainability company owner
- Harry Mahmood, 35, regional operations manager
- Harpreet Kaur, 30, dessert parlour owner
- Kathryn Louise Burn, 29, online pyjama store owner
- Navid Sole, 27, pharmacist
- Nick Showering, 31, finance manager
- Sophie Wilding, 32, cocktail bar owner
- Shama Amin, 41, children’s day nursery owner
- Stephanie Affleck, 28, online children’s store owner
How to watch The Apprentice: You’re Fired
Comedian Tom Allen is back on hosting duties for The Apprentice: You’re Fired, the sister-show that’s almost as catty as the real thing.
You’re Fired follows each episode of The Apprentice, airing at 10pm GMT every Thursday on BBC Two. Remember, you can also watch the half-hour show FREE on BBC iPlayer, either live or on-demand.
Tom Allen and a rotating panel of guests will roast and rehabilitate each week’s unwanted candidate, who’ll get a flavour of what the public really thinks of their antics on the show.
It’s always packed with unseen footage, bloopers and suspiciously generous testimonials from boardroom frenemies.
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