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The Apprentice viewers 'switch-off' as show flooded with complaints over 'bullying'

The Apprentice's penultimate episode was hit with complaints after the remaining five candidates were grilled in the infamous interview episode

The Apprentice 's Lord Alan Sugar picked his two finalists after the remaining five candidates defended their business plans in a series of interviews - but BBC viewers were not impressed with the brutal grillings.

Dani Donovan, Megan Hornby, Victoria Goulbourne, Rochelle Anthony and Marnie Swindells were questioned by Lord Sugar's team of trusted advisors.

Former aide to Lord Sugar Claude Littner returned to The Apprentice for the interview stage along with Karren Brady, Mike Soutar and Linda Plant.

The candidates' business plans were ripped apart by the experts and Megan, in particular, received a tough time with The Apprentice aide Karren.

Claude Littner helped to grill the remaining candidates(Image: BBC)

She told the budding entrepreneur that her online sweet business was as "crazy as it comes" and had "no depth or substance".

When Megan thanked Karren for the interview, the businesswoman snapped back: "It's Baroness Brady to you, my friends call me Karren."

The Apprentice viewers hit out at Karren and the rest of the interviews as they blasted them for "bullying" the candidates.

One tweeted: "#TheApprentice the interviewers appear to be bullying the finalists. They are not interviewing. This is the last time I watch the apprentice."