The Celebrity Apprentice - NBC. Sixteen celebrities are set to compete for their favorite charities when . Contestants will compete in challenging, business- driven tasks, more focused than ever on technology and innovation, testing their ability to work together as a team while raising money and awareness for their favorite causes. Each episode will conclude with a compelling Boardroom showdown, as Schwarzenegger evaluates the performances of all of the players before deciding which team wins the challenge and who will be sent home. Watch Something Borrowed Online here. Over the course of the series, .

This season's winner will gain the coveted title of the Celebrity Apprentice and a $2. Mark Burnett, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Page Feldman and Eric Van Wagenen are executive producers.

The Apprentice (U. S. It premiered January 2.

NBC. This was the last season to land in the Top 2. Nielsen ratings, ranking at #1. Season changes. This replaced the Battle of the Sexes concept used on The Apprentice 1 and The Apprentice 2. Trump continued the twist introduced in the previous season that allowed the winning project manager to be exempt from firing should their team lose the next task. However, he discontinued the Season 2 option that allowed the losing project manager to bring three people into the boardroom as opposed to two, after it was only used twice during the season. Trump did make one exception to this rule and allowed Audrey to bring three people into the Boardroom when she lost a challenge, but she ended up being fired anyway.

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Trump also pointed out one other major difference between the two groups – those with only a high school diploma earn three times as much as the college grads. Stephanie suggested Magna for the team name.

As expected, Monday’s episode of The New Celebrity Apprentice trimmed the remaining number of finalists down from four.

It was short for magna cum laude, which means . Tara suggested Net Worth. Book Smarts. Street Smarts. Magna. Net Worth. Candidate. Background.

Original team. Age. Watch Rammstein In Amerika Online. Hometown. Result. Kendra Todd. Real estate broker. Magna. 25. Boynton Beach, Florida.

Hired by Trump(5- 1. Tana Goertz. Sales executive. Net Worth. 37. Des Moines, Iowa. Fired in the season finale(5- 1.

Craig Williams. Shoeshine business owner. Net Worth. 37. Conley, Georgia. Fired in week 1. 5(5- 5- 2. Alex Thomason. Attorney. Magna. 29. Brewster, Washington. Fired in week 1. 4(4- 2. Bren Olswanger. Prosecutor.

Magna. 32. Memphis, Tennessee. Fired in week 1. 3(4- 2.

Chris Shelton. Real estate investor. Net Worth. 21. Las Vegas, Nevada. Fired in week 1. 2(4- 1. Angie Mc. Knight.

Gym franchise owner. Net Worth. 41. Lake Balboa, California.

Fired in week 1. 1(4- 7- 2. Stephanie Myers. Supply chain consultant. Magna. 29. San Diego, California.

Fired in week 1. 0(3- 3. Erin Elmore. Attorney.

Magna. 26. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Fired in week 9(3- 2. John Gafford. Technology firm owner. Net Worth. 32. Tampa, Florida. Fired in week 8(3- 1.

Audrey Evans. Real estate agent. Net Worth. 22. Salt Lake City, Utah. Fired in week 7(3- 3- 2.

Tara Dowdell. Senior governor manager. Net Worth. 28. New York City, New York. Fired in week 6(2- 2. Michael Tarshi. Real estate developer. Magna. 25. Boston, Massachusetts. Fired in week 5(2- 1.

Kristen Kirchner. Real estate financier. Net Worth. 31. Los Angeles, California. Fired in week 4(2- 1. Danny Kastner. Marketing technology firm owner. Magna. 39. Boston, Massachusetts.

Fired in week 3(2- 3- 2. Verna Felton. Business manager. Magna. 31. Seattle, Washington.

Quit in week 3(2- 3- 2. Brian Mc. Dowell. Real estate broker. Net Worth. 29. Wildwood, New Jersey.

Fired in week 2(1- 2. Todd Everett. Sales manager.

Magna. 34. Carlsbad, California. Fired in week 1(1- 2. Weekly results. Ross. Trump Monologue: Perseverance – The best people are the ones that don't stop until the sale is made, they never give up, they have . The team of . They were able to incorporate a Western theme in their restaurant, along with a contest for two round- trip tickets to Las Vegas, that encouraged customers to buy their burger. Net Worth also had three cashiers and eight members trained for the restaurant, and were able to successfully upsell their burger.

They also had an awful promotion scheme. Boardroom tension: Danny was singled out by nearly the entire team for handling their marketing strategies. Kendra was the only one to blame Todd for his inability to control Danny, which impressed Carolyn. In the boardroom, Alex pointed out that he was responsible for only training two cashiers at the restaurant, which bothered Trump and his advisors. Sent to boardroom: Todd, Alex, Danny.

Fired: Todd Everett – for having no leadership ability, being unable to control his team, and for making poor delegations. While Alex doomed the team by training only two cashiers and Danny was considered a loose cannon, Trump felt they were capable of being led and that Todd's lack of leadership was the primary reason they failed. Notes: Trump was unimpressed that the college graduates were beaten by the high school graduates.

He asked Magna if he wasted his time getting a college degree - Todd quickly assured him this was not the case. Week 2: Motel 6. 66! The winner will be determined by highest rating.

Judges: Donald Trump; Carolyn Kepcher; George H. Ross. Trump Monologue: Respect Comes From Winning – Trump gives the example of Vince Lombardi and explains that the only reason he got away with the things he did was because he won (over the monologue Trump is shown playing golf with Annika S. Their plans for breakfast were nearly scuppered when Verna (who was supposed to be in charge of looking after the guests) abruptly left the motel, claiming that she was too stressed to continue in the process, but Carolyn chased after her and persuaded her to return, while Bren helped to salvage the breakfast situation. Reward: An evening of dinner, drinks, and cigars with businessman Steve Forbes aboard his yacht. Losing team: Net Worth. Net Worth's score rating: 2.

Reasons for loss: Brian's decision to spend almost the entire budget on renovating the bathrooms and building full- length wardrobes did not improve the ratings by as much as he had hoped, and the dirty rooms with bad carpeting decimated their overall rating. Even more damaging was a massive attack between Brian and Kristen right in front of the motel and their guests; while Angie and Audrey attempted to diffuse it, Kristen refused to calm down and started yapping at the women as well. Final Boardroom: No internal review – Brian immediately admitted that the defeat was wholly his fault, and said that he should be fired.

Fired: Brian Mc. Dowell – for wasting money on many replacement toilets, the fact that no one liked him as a team leader, not having a set budget, being an incompetent leader, and for saying that Trump should fire him. Notes: At the start of the boardroom, Trump told John that he was exempt from being fired, and then jokingly asked him if he'd like to waive his exemption, referencing former candidate Bradford Cohen's actions in the second episode of the previous season. John held onto the exemption however, noting that even if he didn't get himself instantly fired by doing that, he had argued with Brian several times during the task (though unlike Kristen, John stopped doing so after the guests arrived) and would have been one of his main targets were he not exempt. Grey`S Anatomy Season 5 Episode 21 Full Episode.

While questioning other members of Net Worth, Angie told Chris that she was disappointed in how much he contributed to the task due to him previously boasting to the team about his experience in renovation, this caused Chris to lose his temper and yell at Angie that he did not have hands- on experience in renovation, which Angie did not find satisfactory and when questioned further by Trump, Angie said that Chris should be fired over Brian because she believed Brian had more leadership potential. This marks the first of several times that Chris loses his temper in the boardroom.

Although the episode made it seem like there was more debate after Brian requested his termination, Donald Trump said at that point that Brian was finished. He then questioned the other team members about issues and problems not related to Brian (mostly Kristen's disrespectful behavior towards the other team members, and Chris's lackluster contribution to the task), before picking up the thread and telling Brian to get lost. Episode Recap on NBC. Week 3: Trouble is Brewing. Danny wanted the team to let her take the next task off so she could feel better, but no one on Magna supported this idea.

After a meeting with her team, Verna simply opted to resign for unspecified personal reasons.