Sirloin Sugar does another Comic Relief special.If past years are anything to go by.
In the spirit of charity, two teams of 5 female and 5 male celebrities come together to put on a funfair in order to raise money for Comic Relief. Alan Sugar however is not really in a charitable mood, making it quite clear that whatever team fails to make the best use of the resources he has provided will lose the challenge, with the weakest of the team fired after the lot of them are hauled over the coals.
I had never watched the real series before, but I had seen bits of it on Harry Hill's TV Burp. So this was the first of it I saw, before a real series started under two months later.
I enjoyed the one they did two years ago, so I was obviously going to watch this one with possibly an even better team of people taking part. Basically a bunch of celebrities were bunched up, with aides Nick Hewer and Margaret Mountford keeping an eye on them, and the task given to them by Amstrad founder Sir Alan Sugar, in aid of Comic Relief 2009, was to create, brand and sell a new toy for the 5-10-year-old market, which if successful would be manufactured and make money for the charity.
