This series of The Apprentice has been fraught with almost as much dramz as this year's X Factor – and that's a hell of a lot of dramz.
There was the rumour that four contestants have been snogging all over the contestant house (click here to see who), Nick Hewer claiming that they keep the good-looking candidates in on purpose (:O:O
All this coupled with the fact that Lord Sugar one week decided they were all so crap that no-one would win (never forget those 'unisex' jeans lol), plus the task where one of the teams suffered the biggest loss in history.
Some would say it's been a disaster.
Many members of the public have claimed this set of contestants to be the most incapable ever, and the show has seen a significant fall in its ratings.
We caught up with Bianca Miller (the contestant from 2014 who TOTALLY should have won with her range of nude hosiery for different skin tones idea) to pick her brains about the series.
She told heat: "To be honest, it’s been a really difficult year this year. I haven’t been overly impressed with any of the candidates, it’s been quite difficult to pin point who might be the winner.
"I’ve been a fan even before I went to go on the show and every year I kind of think I can see a couple of people that I’m quite excited about and this year has been very difficult to get excited with any one person. And I don’t know if that’s due to editing or if that’s due to the candidates.
"I just think the candidates haven’t been as interesting or as impressive as they were previously. I think that’s why. Because I know that people are avid fans of the show, so it’s not necessarily that they need to change the shows format; although they might want to do a few things to it. But I think it has been the candidates, they haven’t got the candidates."
And when we questioned her on whether she thought producers would fix storylines in the editing when she was on the show, she replied: "I think they manipulated the situation.
"I think they can edit candidates to kind of illustrate what they want to illustrate for that week."
Bianca Miller is working with Microsoft Office365 on the #My365 campaign to help budding entrepreneurs to get their business idea off the ground in as little as 365 hours (15 days). You can view Bianca’s video tips at www.microsoft.co.uk/my365