The Apprentice 6: Los Angeles - Episode 3 Recap

January 21st, 2007 - The inevitable has happened, I am officially hooked. I knew after the first two episodes that I’d get hooked on The Apprentice 6: LA, and sure enough, I’m hooked.

It’s much easier to get into a reality TV series when you like a lot of the competitors, or at the very least are entertained by them, and thus far the Apprentice competitors have delivered and kept me entertained. And, as sad as it is, I’m really liking the one team lives in luxury while the other camps out twist, it adds an entirely new dynamic to the show.

Find out what you missed in episode 3 of the Apprentice 6: LA, after the jump!

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Because I’m both lazy and tired, I won’t be posting a recap of The Apprentice 6: LA episode 2 tonight. I do, however, have my trusty list of notes which I will convert into a full episode recap tomorrow.

So, to tie you dedicated Apprentice 6: Los Angeles fans over for another day, I’ll run down a few of the key points from tonight’s episode and fill you in on who was fired by the Donald.

• Both Frank and Heidi’s teams get their new names: Arrow Corporation and Kinetic Corporation. Not bad, there’s been better and there has certainly been worse.
• The challenge involves a swimsuit fashion show for clothing buyers on the beach. Some of the swimsuits were pretty nice, unfortunately most of the guys sucked, especially one that would be worn by maybe 1% of the population.
• Heidi stays as the Project Manager for Kinetic Corp. while Nicole steps up to the PM spot for Arrow Corp.
• The winning teams pays Hugh Heffner and the Playboy mansion a visit.
• The boardroom gets heated, but, in the end, the right decision is made and the person who was most at fault was fired.

Find out who was eliminated in episode 2 of The Apprentice 6: Los Angeles, after the jump!

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The last week has been a rough one for The Apprentice 6: LA host Donald Trump, though he couldn’t seem to care less. The Donald appears to be to preoccupied with his petty, pointless feud with Rosie O’Donnell and Barbara Walters to realize that things with the show aren’t going as fantastic as he would like them to be.

Personally, judging by episode 1, I think this season has the potential to be fantastic, but the premier episodes ratings were certainly no indication of that.

The Apprentice 6: LA News

• The season premier of The Apprentice 6: Los Angeles bombed out in the ratings department, offering up the worst premier ratings in the series’ 6 season run. Not only did the Apprentice come in a sad third place for it’s time slot, but it was beaten out by the likes of Desperate Housewives and Cold Case, two absolutely horrible and worn out shows. Could these be the signs on things to come? Will the Apprentice 6 be a bomb? I sure hope not. [PerezHilton]
• The Donald gets slapped almost as hard as Rosie would like to be able to lay one on him. Joseph Hewett, a 49-year old Apprentice hopeful is suing Donald Trump for age discrimination. Apparently he’s not a big fan of the fact that shows like the Apprentice base their casting a lot on a contestants age. Problem is, with the amount of other reality TV shows that have age restrictions in their contracts, I doubt anything will come of this. Trump will most likely throw him a few bucks to make his go away. [New York Post]
• Martin Clarke, the apprentice hopeful who was fired in episode 1 of the Apprentice 6: LA has started a website in the hopes of getting the Donald’s attention and getting another shot on the show, or at least so he says. What he’s really trying to do is use his pitiful performance on the show and annoying character to milk his 15-minutes of fame for as long as humanly possible. Originally I thought he created the site to try and drive traffic and make ad money, but I don’t see any ads, unless he’s got deals worked out elsewhere. Either way, he’s off the show, good riddance. [Martin Clarke]
• The Apprentice 4 winner Randal Pinkett has fulfilled his contract with Trump, but has been re-hired to stay on with the organization. I liked Randal, he did a great job on the show and obviously Trump seems to think so as well. Randal will stay on as a spokesperson for the Trump Institute and will also help with the Youth Apprentice Program. Good job Randal! [Reality Blurred]
• !!SPOILER ALERT!! Home video of a future challenge on the Apprentice 6, featuring Aaron, James and Stephanie has appeared online and offers some insight into a future challenge and possibly who will be sticking around a while longer. The video was taken by a group of guys that were asked to partake in the challenge. Watch the video after the jump!

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The Apprentice 6: Los Angeles - Episode 1 Recap

January 7th, 2007 - Sunday’s long awaited episode of The Apprentice 6: Los Angeles, was the 90-minute season premier of the Donald Trump run series, and it was a good one.

Things are a little different this time around, the most obvious of which is the location. Instead of taking place in New York, like usual, this season will be 100% L.A., and it’s about damn time! This season will also be airing on Sunday’s at 9:00pm, so set your clocks.

Now, enough of this pointless rambling, let’s get into the meat of this thing! I can already tell I am really going to like this season. The premier was awesome.

Find out what you missed during episode 1 of The Apprentice 6: LA, after the jump!

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Last night was the season premier of the Apprentice 6: Los Angeles, and even though I took notes through out the entire episode, because it aired at 9:30 and didn’t end until 11:00, I didn’t want to stay up until 12:30 assembling my recap. As such, a recap for episode 1 of the Apprentice 6: LA, will be posted later today when I get home from work.

Sorry for the delay folks, but it’ll be worth it since it was a great season premier. I think this is going to be a very good season!

If you don’t want to wait to get the low down on episode one of the Apprentice 6: LA, then head on over to our friends at BuddyTV and check out their quick and dirty recap.

For the first time in the series 6 season history, NBC has released a full 24-minute preview of the first episode of The Apprentice 6. The preview gives us good insight into what we can expect from the January 7th 90-minute season premier.

The Apprentice 6 is pitting 18 highly talented and very well established contestants against one another for the much sought after grand prize, a chance to work for “The Donald” himself, Mr. Donald Trump.

Naturally, the 24-minute preview that NBC has so graciously provided for our viewing pleasure cuts off just as Trump gets down to the firing portion of the show, but it’s more than enough to give the average viewer a feel for how things might pan out.

I’ve only seen the 24-minute episode 1 preview and already I know I’m going to dig this season. I’ve already picked out the super spunky internet entrepreneur James as my potentially favorite contestant. Of course, I’ll have to catch at least the entire first episode of The Apprentice 6 before I’ll be able to make any decisions to that effect.

Don’t forget, the Apprentice 6 kicks off in full on Sunday, January 7th with a 90-minute season premier extravaganza at 9:30/8:30c. Don’t miss it!

Watch the Apprentice 6 Preview!

Wow! Captain hair-piece himself, Donald Trump, uttered those two immortal words once again today and told The Apprentice co-host Carolyn Kepcher “You’re Fired!”

Apparently the fame of being a part of the hit show The Apprentice went to her head and “she became a prima donna” and “was giving speeches for $25,000 and doing endorsements.”

Looks like The Donald doesn’t like to share his success and fame with anyone, not even the people that helped him make The Apprentice the smash hit it was. Hopefully Ivanka Trump doesn’t let it go to her head as she’s Carolyn Kepcher’s replacement on the upcoming season of The Apprentice.

Best of luck to Carolyn on speech work, bork work and endorsements, she’s going to have to find another source of income now.

You’re Fired! Ha! Sorry, that’s just to much fun.

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