What's next for you both?

Jenny: I'm going back to my old job. My boss has invited me to start back on Monday. But I'm also writing a book, which will hopefully be released later this year, and it's about the life and times of the superbitch Jennifer Celerier!

Jennifer: I am setting up my own business - a fashion, makeover and photography studio in Dublin - so that will be coming soon.

Really? Was that inspired by the Bluewater task?

Jennifer: Noooo! It'll be completely different. But I do have a passion for fashion and I'm a keen photographer, and being on The Apprentice has made me realise that if you want to set up a business, you can. It's given me that confidence. I thank Sir Alan for that.

You don't sound too upset that you won't be working for him...

Jennifer: Well, everything happens for a reason. Jenny was upset; we practically had to drag her out of the boardroom.

Jenny: I really wanted to go and work for him. I believe it's really important, for me and the way I learn, to go and be around really amazing people. I really wanted to go and work for him, and I still do.

Finally - I think my favourite moment of the episode was when Jennifer tried to storm out of the boardroom and then she couldn't open the door.

Jennifer: Did you see that? Oh god...

Jenny: I loved that!

Jennifer: I wanted the ground to just swallow me up! I couldn't get out of the room. But I got there in the end, didn't I?

Thank you very much, Jenny Maguire and Jenny Celerier.

Were you expecting Jenny to break down in tears of remorse? Or were you expecting her to eat me alive? And what did you make of Jennifer's insistence that Michael should have joined them in the black cab? Drop me a comment over on the Apprentice blog...