The Apprentice 6

[justanobserver]

It bores me to death seeing the same person be PM time and time again.

I agree - plus I think the PMs dont feel comfortable in jumping right in and asking direct pointed questions to the losing team at Trump's boardroom. I think theres only been one winning PM that asked more than one question in the boardroom so far.

Plus theres only so many tasks in the season and what if that particular PM's team won most the time? The other apprentice wannabeees would never get a fair chance to show what they can (or cannot) do. And Trump would never know who the real apprecntice could be due to they just never got the chance to show their leadership skills (or lack there of).

thats my big beef about keeping the winning PM on task after task until they lose.

And as for the tents - this is The Apprentice, not The Survivor Apprentice. I hope this is the first and last season of this nonsense.

 

[BarbaraJean]

And as for the tents - this is The Apprentice, not The Survivor Apprentice. I hope this is the first and last season of this nonsense.

Me too!

 

[LivingByFaith]

I am unsure I agreed with the decision made last night to fire Muna. I believe Muna was responsible for the loss, but technically I think it the blame rests on the PM Kristine for not removing Muna from acting at the beginning. I also believe it was very dirty for Heidi to go against Muna like she did. Muna definitely wasn't the most pleasant, IMO, but I don't think she deserved to be fired just yet.

I'm curious how next week will be. If Arrow loses it'll be interesting to see if James will remain indecisive, and get away with it like he has in the past.

I also agree with you all about the losing team sleeping in tents, the winning PM being PM again, and the winning PM being in the boardroom. I hope things regain a sense of "normality" next season.

 

[BarbaraJean]

LBF, I, too, think that Kristine was responsible for that loss. Why on earth was she out riding around with Angela instead of monitoring the "production"? I've not cared for Kristine since the first time I saw her in the boardroom. And her references to God? Very offesive! She was obviously mocking Muna for her faith! If Muna's religion had been Muslim, or anything besides Christianity for that matter, Kristine would have been confronted for that behavior.

 

[sf49erfan]

If Muna's religion had been Muslim, or anything besides Christianity for that matter, Kristine would have been confronted for that behavior.

Probably not, since the comments were in her personal interview time. Sunday night might have been the first time the other contestants saw those comments.

 

[sf49erfan]

I hope things regain a sense of "normality" next season.

I'm wondering if there will be a next season.

 

[BarbaraJean]

Probably not, since the comments were in her personal interview time. Sunday night might have been the first time the other contestants saw those comments.

That's true, except for her comments to Surya about praying for him.

 

[llghoney]

LBF, I, too, think that Kristine was responsible for that loss. Why on earth was she out riding around with Angela instead of monitoring the "production"? I've not cared for Kristine since the first time I saw her in the boardroom. And her references to God? Very offesive! She was obviously mocking Muna for her faith! If Muna's religion had been Muslim, or anything besides Christianity for that matter, Kristine would have been confronted for that behavior.

Just like Muna said what comes around goes around!

 

[Redguard]

Did you guys know that Muna's last name is "Heaven"?

No wonder they call her "The Believer".

Anyway, I still don't understand why they keep bringing in Lawyers as contestants. Most of the time, Trump is looking for a Real Estate sorta person.

 

[Jenster]

I like Arrow Corp more and more each episode. For their sheer humanity, I hope one of them wins. Actually, I think Frank should win; he's got the hustle. Or I could see Stephanie fitting into the Trump organization, though she comes across as a bit blander than her teammates.

I agree about how Christina should have been fired instead of Muna, but I would fire the whole Kinetic team one by one. I was hoping that Muna's comment about Heidi would suddenly turn Trump against Heidi (you know how sometimes he suddenly gets annoyed with someone and fires them instantly)? Eh, maybe I just don't like people who come out so strong in the beginnning. I'm more of a fan of underdogs.

 

[Jenster]

I've not cared for Kristine since the first time I saw her in the boardroom. And her references to God? Very offesive! She was obviously mocking Muna for her faith!

Yeah, I found that offensive as well because Christine's overall attitude was one of arrogance. Obviously she thought that Muna's Bible reading was a "weak" thing to do. But so what? If that were true, why did she kick the weak person (which she clearly thought Muna was)? If I were in a position that I thought was the strongest, I'd hope to display a little more character than that.

 

[Redguard]

Christine has to go. In fact, so does Angela. I have yet to see her apply any actual business acumen.

Trump was right about Angela flying under the radar.

In a way, I'm a bit disappointed and insulted by the producers for last week's episode. They show Muna with her Bible, and Christine with Donald Trump's book... and they present it as if it's a showdown. God vs Trump... who will prevail... gasp! Trump wins!

It was pretty tasteless.

 

[sf49erfan]

Christine has to go. In fact, so does Angela. I have yet to see her apply any actual business acumen.

Trump was right about Angela flying under the radar.

In a way, I'm a bit disappointed and insulted by the producers for last week's episode. They show Muna with her Bible, and Christine with Donald Trump's book... and they present it as if it's a showdown. God vs Trump... who will prevail... gasp! Trump wins!

It was pretty tasteless.

Christine should have read everything on Trump the moment she was selected for the show. Picking up the book mid-season just shows you how unprepared she is to work for Trump.

 

[BarbaraJean]

I like Stephani too. I think she could have worked well with either of these teams.

 

[LivingByFaith]

I'm wondering if there will be a next season.

I can't remember what I was watching, but Donald was being interviewed and he said something about an Apprentice: Miami and an Apprentice: Los Vegas.

 

[sf49erfan]

Angela flew under the radar for too long. She never proved any reason to be there.

I think that start this show with too many candidates. They should probably start with eight, that way no one can slide by un-noticed.

 

[BarbaraJean]

True, Angela is a great athlete but not really a business woman. She always seemed easy to work with but I'm not sure that we ever saw that she contributed much.

Good show!

 

[llghoney]

True, Angela is a great athlete but not really a business woman. She always seemed easy to work with but I'm not sure that we ever saw that she contributed much.

Good show!

What about the showmance?? Wonder if they are together? I thought it was funny when she asked Trump that question when she walked out of the boardroom!

 

[BarbaraJean]

Eh, I could do without the romance thing.

But, I agree, about the boardroom thing.

 

[Jenster]

I found this episode actually had me at the edge of my seat. Since the teams were going head-to-head on the same turf, I almost couldn't wait to see who would win the fight. Have to admit, glad Arrow did. They were right -- Trump's paid too much attention to Kinetic in the past. If he wants salespeople, he can't ignore Arrow anymore.

So James kind of talked out of both sides of his mouth regarding Nicole, didn't he? He said he was sending her over to Kinetic because she was creative and he didn't need another creative person. But in the board room, he said it was because she was the weakest. Or did he say that just because he thought that was what Trump wanted to hear???

I understand Nicole's problem with Tim, but it IS a job interview after all!