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"apprentice second season", I teach a high school class on entreprenuership. These videos are an excellent resource for demonstrating business problem solving strategies.
Often times the winners are the ones who think outside the box. A good example for young entreprenuers.

"dream drives them to the opportunity,but they are hit by the reality!", The show: Well-structured, Well-performed and Well-done!
The candidates: Young, Smart and Ambitious!
The host: Cut-throat, Killing and Straight-forward!

Compared to the other similar reality TV shows, this one is pretty outstanding in terms of the smartness especially on the candidates. This makes the show more sophiscated in comparison with the others which are more entertaining.

A piece of advice - Let the Rising Stars Shine more (all the chosen candidates), Leave the already Shining Star a bit behind (Mr. Trump)!

"Realistic", For a person that wants to enter business and to know how it is run, this was a perfect inside reality of how fast the corporate world runs to meet the demands of success in this area of globalisation where the customer wants zero percent on faults. And they are right, they should have the best. And successful business man DT knows how to play and manouver round this game. He definatly is Time-is-Money personified.

"Better than I thought", This is actually an excellent purchase. It is a much more interesting and intelligent piece to watch that one might think at first. You know what it is about: participants from all over the US come to New York to try and become Mr Trump's apprentice. In order to succeed they must perform every week a new task. Some of these tasks are unfortunately somewhat ridiculous and some are challenging. Every week somebody is eliminated. What is the most surprising is that Mr Trump does not try to come across as sympathetic or especially nice (which is a sign that he is indeed bright). The programme is actually really interesting aven if not that well done. Some of the participants tend to be somewhat over the top. However the really great stuff is the interaction between the participants and how they actually interact during and after the tasks. The assessments by the judges are sometimes simplistic and the participants' reactions to being fired somewhat too obvious but it is a really great show. It actually grows on you quite a bitz and by the middle of the season you understand why it was so popular.

" Great Show! Donald Trump is the Man! ", I watched The Apprentice and was fascinated with it. I never watched this on TV when it initially came out and stumbled upon it recently. I purchased it used and had some negative feelings for Donald Trump this year. After the weird bickering between Donald Trump and Rosie O' Donnel I had to see what The Apprentice was all about. I was fascinated from start until the finish and was able to see Donald in a different light. He is very articulate, motivating, to the point and showed me a lot as to why he is such a maker success. You will fall in love with the final 4 finishers, as well as the final two. The final task was rough and very tuff for the finalist which both handled the tasks assigned well. Bill Vs. Kwani who performed wonderfully at the very until the very end of the show as very good sportsmanship. I was empresses with both and guys and saw raw vigor as well as personal pride in each, showing the true American dream. Working hard to find your dream. GREAT!

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"One of the best entertaining shows ever...", I'm usually not into reality tv shows (never watched one for more than one episode) however, when i started watching the apprentice i immediately became addicted to it. It is by far the best reality show ever created. Not only its entertaining but most importantly, its educational. It gives the viewers a chance to see and experience secondhand many aspects of many types of businesses and how people from different backgrounds work together (or not)...

Also, Trump shares so much of his knowledge in doing business that just those insights are enough reason to buy this dvd...

Highly recommended!!

"Apprentice Who", I bought this product for a business training program. Many of our associates where not aware of the winner and what his business message offers. This product was great as a learning tool with an added bonus of "no commercials".

"Thumbs Up", The Apprentice Season 5 is being shown on Hong Kong TV each Monday and I can't believe both my 15-year-old son and I have arranged our social schedules around this one-hr TV show on Monday evening. We are absolutely hooked on it and can hardly wait for the next episode. Why does it take so long for Season 2,3 and 4 to come out in DVD? This is an ideal gift for anyone with good taste for a good TV serial.

"'Survivor' Goes to the Urban Jungle", 'The Apprentice' should hardly be evaluated as the underdog of reality television. Slickly, but sharply presented, it provided a petri dish of capitalism with the drama that can't fail to enthrall a NYSE broker or an unfamiliar novice. The elements are assembled expertly by 'Survivor' creator, Mark Burnett, and Donald Trump. Editing certainly was one of the main ingredients of success, but the candidates are captivating enough to make season one an absorbing serial drama. Alumni Bill Rancic in his autobiographical business memoir, called 'The Apprentice,' a game show. Deference should be showed for his evaluation, but they could have fooled us. It seems more like a simulation.


Season one comes together serendipitously for three reasons: the task, taskmaster, and the takers. Mystery pervades every episode with a colorful group of contestants, an assignment with a different business aspect provided, and an elimination round that is suspenseful and skillfully prepared. (What will they have to do? How will they get their act together? Who will get fired?) Then, in the middle of the episode, The Donald has a cameo appearance where he expounds on the business lesson or principle, usually highlighting a contestant's later actions. It could have come across as a schmaltzy business lesson, but his folksy, no-nonsense lecture becomes an illuminating intermission.

Season one works well for the cast of characters. (And, as contestants, there are plenty here!) The first season was not just successful because of viewer curiosity, it worked because the first group had less talent, but more heart and colorful personalities overall. There was a savvy, charismatic businesswoman from Texas (Amy), a colorful cowboy from Boise, ID (Troy), a brash, but spunky New Yorker (Heidi), a smooth and learned broker (Kwame), and a calm and hard-working entrepreneur from Chicago (Bill) just to name a few. The drama seems genuine and not forced. (The premise contained risks that could have been a disaster.) The plot thickened with alliances that were made and broken, but more interesting was the love interest of Amy and Nick. Both the couple and the producers captured the relationship in a way to keep it from overtaking the main story, but the presentation kept us guessing whether it was genuine love or a ploy at office politics. Furthermore, a villain was added to the mix. Omarossa Manigault-Stallworth--forgive me for the misspelling!--formerly worked for the Clinton administration and had the political skills to throw a wrench into everything. She wasn't rationalizing when she said she was way too creative to take a job with Donald Trump. An aspiring actress, she's been successful for Halle Berry's 'Catwoman' and a UPN soap opera. Maybe she was grooming to be the next Erica Caine/Susan Lucci all along. To her credit, The Donald called her the "most articulate" of all the candidates. Not to spoil discoveries with too many details, but Nick's honesty and chauvenism, Amy's perfectionism, and Heidi's family drama are just a few developments added to keep our interest. Seldom have people on a reality show been more interesting than with this ensemble.

Upon the debut, we all became armchair quarterbacks, calling them out for dumb plays and wrongly calling out Donald Trump for some executive decisions. However, results are everything. He didn't get to be a billionaire for bad judgment!

And, that's where the success falls apart. Sam correctly distinguished the difference between good candidacy and good television with his 'Apprentice' website commentary. To paraphrase, a good strategy and engaging television can often come at cross-purposes. True to himself, after season one Donald Trump showcased bigger clients with bigger prizes and candidates with far better resumes. The result was a feeding frenzy that fostered business accumen like never before and aspiring starlets mugging for the camera. The professionals devoured the latter. Stacy J., for instance, was unfairly eliminated early and accused of lunacy for her vibrant, cheerleading sensibilities. If the catclaws were apparent season one, they at least managed to put them away in time to win against the men! Season two was bloody. The later simulations often failed to surprise. Later, it was harder to like the candidates. Trump's admirable genuineness created, but later faded--at least to date--the show. ('L.A. Apprentice' proves that, like his comeback from a few financial setbacks, that Donald Trump, himself, is a survivor who refuses to give up even a portion of his portfolio.)



"The Apprentice 1st Season", I Live in Thailand I Dont get any American TV Programs Here so I watch a lot of TV Shows on DVD I either get from friends or buy on-line. As for this Review

The Apprentice is a Great Reality show. I Have Watched it over and Over again. My Only Comment is when will the rest of the Apprentice seasons come out on DVD for purshase. It is a Shame thier is only the 1st Season out for sale.

Please send me an e-mail if any future Seasons of the Apperentice do become availible on DVD
thank you,
Thomas Lentini