The Apprentice

The Apprentice 2009: Sir Alan Sugar. Photograph: The Apprentice/BBC/PA Another privileged peep into the early life of young Sugar ("The Barefoot Years"). Last night in The Apprentice (BBC1) Ben, scenting the abattoir, defended himself by saying that he ...

 UK Sir Alan Sugar will see you now, as the first four series of The Apprentice form a new compilsation DVD... Like Den Of Geek's co-editor, I am a huge fan of the Apprentice. I love the drama, the Machiavellian scheming, the incomprehensible decisions ...

 MI The 76-year-old comedian-TV star-business mogul burned her way through a slew of other celebrities to be named Donald Trump's “Celebrity Apprentice.” Rivers' run brought a renewed freshness to a show that popularized those dreaded words Trump so loves ...

Donald Trump is re-shaping The Apprentice, his NBC elimination game show, to reflect hard times. If a leaked casting press release is correct, the Donald (with executive producer Mark Burnett) is specifically going after go-getters who've been knocked ...

Michael Deacon reviews the final of BBC Two's talent contest, The Speaker, plus the sixth instalment of The Apprentice. By Michael Deacon There are few more heartless things a parent can do than to show other people a home video of you as a child. ...

When did The Apprentice become Platoon with suits? Early in the second episode, the young recruits lined up in front of Alan Sugar to receive their instructions. “Good morning, everybody,” he said. “Good morning, Suralan,” they bellowed back. ...

By Serena Davies Ah what a delight it is to watch the stars of The Apprentice (BBC One) being fearsomely clever and entirely in control of any situation presented to them. I’m talking about Nick Hewer and Margaret Mountford, of course, Sir Alan’s ...

By Andy Dehnart The Celebrity Apprentice, which is now airing its second season, is easily the best celebrity reality show on the air because its format and tasks allow us to really see celebrities for who they really are. Celebrity Apprentice 2: A

There’sa bunch of contestants who are dead behind the eyes, all vying for a job at Sir Alan Sugar’s workhouse. Each one of them is as devoid of character than the last, but they do provide an impressive amount of hyperbole and idioms to enjoy. ... The Apprentice kicks off Times Online

Comic Relief Does The Apprentice: get ready for some funny business... guardian.co.uk TV Review: Comic Relief does The Apprentice, BBC One, Thursday 12 ... TV Scoop Comic Relief Does The Apprentice; Red Riding; Jade's Wedding Times Online

Contactmusic.com  - Dec 2, 2008 Donald Trump is also very well known for hosting The Apprentice, a TV show that selects one business man from a number of people; Trump is also well known ... PRIVATE BIN: “The Don” Trumped by real estate slump National Business Review all 26 news articles

By thesoftmachine2441 Now experience the phenomenon like never before with all the best moments you didn’t see on TV, including an exclusive sneak peek at “The Apprentice 2!”. Watch The Apprentice - The Complete First Season online by clicking here! ...

By Justin Van De Kamp No wonder NBC aired that week additional 5 hours of "Apprentice"-related prime time programming. Did the novelty wear off? Or was it Martha Stewart and her Apprentice fiasco in the fall of 2005? Maybe the public got tired of Trump's cocky behavior and constant catfights?

By Simon Vozick-Levinson Remember how Donald Trump announced last month that he was ditching the (severely ratings-challenged) The Apprentice in favor of a major new TV venture? Looks like that exciting project is, er, another gimmicky reality series. Now, I hesitate to give...

TV Review: The Apprentice Series 3 (2007), Episode 1 org, OH - In The Apprentice (UK) Sir Alan Sugar set a pretty easy first task. How much can you make selling coffee in London from a fixed site and with a mobile van? ...

By Jackie But his plan backfired. Even Nicole admitted that Aaron hadn't performed well as PM. Trump was still a bit ticked at Aaron for not speaking up when he sat in on the Kinetic firing during the last boardroom. While being overbearing (unless your name is Trump) is a bad thing, sitting meekly is jus...

By Jackie One redeeming factor in tonight's episode was the lack of Trumpette and/or Trumpling -- Ivanka and Donald, Jr. Instead, last season's winner, Sean Yazbeck, visited the task and later joined in at the boardroom. Good. I'd rather see him than a Trump progeny any day. Well, they could use Baron,...

By Jackie In the boardroom, the Arrow team divided faced Trump and the TrumpKids. Both sides seemed to think they did pretty well until Trump focused on Michelle's team. Frank got in one "at the end of the day" during the session. (Remember, I'm keeping count.) Trump got the whole team pretty much tankin...

By Jackie In the boardroom, Carey tried to put the target on Michelle (who is the only one who really spoke up about not liking the teensy suit). When polled by Trump, most thought Carey was responsible for the loss, with a smattering of Michelle and one vote for the Project Manager. Trump made it clear i...

By Jackie I think that the man named Tim looks like Fred Savage.A perfect pot calling the kettle black scenario happened - Trump to candidate Stefani in the boardroom - "You're very vicious... oh, but you're a lawyer." Reality check. Trump isn't a lawyer.Dollar bills, y'all...Jackie is a TV addict and freela...

 CA - I was informed by some commenters that my 'Xbox' joke, which appeared in last week's review of The Apprentice, was one of the worst ever written on Earth. ...