Noorul Choudhury in “Unfinished Business”

Sir Alan Sugar: I know. I've noticed he speaks down to so many people I'm getting a rick in my neck looking up.

Noorul Choudhury: My vocal cords aren't as loud as Ben but I will know when to shut up but I also know when to defend myself. I think you also need to know is, ever since Ben, we've been into the penthouse all you've done is talk about "Ooh I wonder how many magazine deals I can do."

Ben Clarke: Absolutely not! I certainly haven't!

Noorul Choudhury: Oh, you have! Oh, you have! Oh, you have!

!Ben Clarke: That is a very unfair thing to bring up. Those are the signs of a desperate man!

Noorul Choudhury: Desperate? Ben, I'm being factual.

Sir Alan Sugar: I don't want to hear from anybody else now. But Ben, I'm worried you're a broken man.(Ben tries to speak up) I said I don't want to hear anything. Noorul, with all due respect I think you've been a bit lucky sometimes and some of your colleagues have in fact been outraged by the fact that you weren't brought into the boardroom on many occasions when they were. Debra, I cannot put up with someone with a mouth like yours. I certainly don't like the way I've been told you speak to people, as if you're something special. Because, trust me, you're nothing special. But Noorul, I don't know what you've been doing here and I think you have escaped the radar. You're Fired!

Noorul Choudhury: (as he gets up to leave) Thanks for the opportunity.