The Apprentice season 16 is coming to a close, but there are a few episodes to go before Lord Alan Sugar decides who will be his next business partner.
This season’s challenges have seen the candidates design toothbrushes for children, concoct non-alcoholic beverages, and create their own video games.
Tonight’s episode, which airs at 9pm on BBC One, will see the final six candidates challenged with creating and branding a new baby food.
But only five of them will make it through to the next round of Alan Sugar’s hiring process—the hotly anticipated interviews week.
So when is this year’s final episode of The Apprentice?
When is The Apprentice final?
After tonight’s episode, there are two more episodes of The Apprentice, plus two bonus episodes.
The infamous interviews episode will air next week, on Thursday 17 March, a week before the finale. The five finalists will have to endure what is often a brutal interview process and impress Lord Sugar’s business advisors if they want to make it to the finale.
The final episode of this year’s series will air at 9pm on Thursday 24 March. The two finalists will be tasked with launching a new business and pitching it to Lord Sugar for the chance to win a £250,000 investment.
Aside from the regular Thursday night episodes, there are also two bonus episodes to look forward to before the end of the season. On Tuesday 15 March, a special episode will take a closer look at the backgrounds of the final five contestants.
Then, on Monday 21 March, the Why I Fired Them episode will air on BBC One. This episode will see Lord Sugar reflect on the candidates who didn’t make it to the final, and the tasks that resulted in their firing.
When does The Apprentice air?
The Apprentice airs on Thursday nights from 9pm until 10pm on BBC One and BBC iPlayer. The Apprentice: You’re Fired, in which Tom Allen looks back on the week’s task and interviews the fired candidate, airs on BBC Two at 10pm until 10.30pm.
Who are the remaining The Apprentice candidates?
Aaron Willis, Akeem Bundu-Kamara, Brittany Carter, Harpreet Kaur, Kathryn Louise Burn, and Stephanie Affleck are still in the running to be Lord Sugar’s next business partner.
The candidates who have so far been fired by Lord Sugar are: Akshay Thakrar, Alex Short, Amy Anzel, Conor Gilsenan, Francesca Kennedy Wallbank, Harry Mahmood, Navid Sole, Nick Showering, and Sophie Wilding. Shama Amin left the show for health reasons.
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