The Apprentice

 OH Taking the place of Donald Trump (did you see him on The View yesterday, the man was positively orange), the UK version has Sir Alan Sugar – self-made rich guy who fought his way up, yada yada yada. He's far more gruff than Trump, and after two ...

By Jim Symcox Katie Hopkins made some stupid management-speak statements as she began the task of leading the group. Rory Laing was unbelievable as the boys team leader. Eclipse Team ("managed" by Rory) Stealth Team (managed by Katie) What could Rory have done to improve matters?

By Jim Symcox Andy Jackson was the girls' project manager, team Stealth. And Jadine Johnson was the project manager for the boys, the Eclipse team. So how did they do? Here are some thoughts on their first task. Eclipse Team ("managed" by Jadine) Andy, Andy...

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 This week Donald Trump had to give one of his overly-expensive ... The initial boardroom was led by Sean with Trump via a conference call from his ... Sure enough, in the boardroom, Aaron went for the Surya kill blaming all the ...

By Jackie Back in the boardroom, Marisa kept sinking her own ship. I guess she wanted to make sure it stayed sunken. She ticked off Trump some even though he's on a "he/she has good spirit" kick this season (he liked Frank's spirit, too). ...

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 The ApprenticeAnd, my last rant before I talk a bit about what happened in ... Nonetheless, they're Trump's kids working for him and now on television. ... In the boardroom, the Arrow team divided faced Trump and the TrumpKids. ...

By Jackie I think the 24 fans had a better TV night than Apprentice fans. ... The great body bit was Trump. He's known for his abs and pecs, right? ... It's off to the boardroom for Arrow! And, off to the Playboy mansion for the overwhelmingly ...

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...

By TV with MeeVee In true reality TV fashion, this year’s Apprentice promises oodles of surprises, many coming in the form of The Donald's progeny. Daughter Ivanka, the show's proclaimed "eyes and ears," actually offers some cutting, insightful commentary. Donald Jr. will join the team later in the seaso...

By amba 1) The damn thing is as addictive as potato chips. I don't know whether any of the subsequent seasons were as gripping. But I'll probably have to watch the new season, starting in January, which reportedly features Ivanka Trump to nip-tuck drooping ratings.