The Apprentice viewers were left stunned on Thursday night after Bradley Johnson was fired on the spot by Lord Sugar after a disastrous male skincare task.
Lord Sugar tasked the groups with creating a male skincare product for retailers, but he was less than impressed with the teams' efforts.
The teams were tasked with preparing and designing the skincare brand, pitching and launching the brand, and the team that secured the most orders were in a chance with winning, while the team that lost would lose one of their members.
Self-made businessman Bradley Johnson put himself forward as Project Manager for the challenge, despite some push back and city banker Avi Sharma was in charge of formulating the skincare product alongside Rochelle.
Project manager Bradley was keen to call his brand 'Venom', and was eager to have bright green and yellow gel sealed in the skincare parcel. Bradley's team were also dead set against the colour scheme he chose for the skincare product - which was a neon green.
"This is my third time as project manager for me. This is it for me. I'm going to absolutely smash it," Bradley gushed after bagging the role.
Whereas Simba's team went for a more generic product, with a white substance, and a 'basic' scent.
In the boardroom, it was Bradley who faced the chop after Lord Alan Sugar fired him on the spot - insisting that he never wanted to see Bradley's face in the boardroom again, dubbing him a 'disgrace'.
Lord Alan Sugar didn't stop there however, as he went on to fire yet another member of the team, which he called 'pathetic'.
"It looks like a brussel sprout on top of a turd," Lord Alan fumed before placing the blame on another team member.
The choice was between Rochelle, Marnie, and Avi.
In the end, Lord Alan decided to cut Avi's time short on the BBC One show but told the budding businessman to stay in touch following his exit.
The Apprentice returns to BBC One Scotland on Thursday at 9pm.
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