It was way past time for Tammy to go, bye...and as for Amarosa--shes next I believe.
I was glad to see Tammy go too. I wonder why she didn't see how antagonistic she was to her team?
The finalist will be the most attractive woman, and for $250K annually her primary job responsibility will be to fluff the Donald's ego on a regular basis.
I suppose for that much cheese it might not be bad work.
I could do that for 250K a year. Fluff La Donald's ego. And with all the gagging I'd be doing afterwards, I'd lose my appetite (not to mention my lunch) and lose weight, so it's all good!
Ya know what blew me away about this last week's show? The fact that you can rent out a dinky little apartment in NYC for $1600 a month!
Holy crap! Who can afford something like that?? They must devote 1/2 their wages to rent! At prices like that I'd be saving to buy.
But I don't think they sell. More money in renting. Plus it is in the city.
I'm not talking about it from the perspective of the person doing the renting. It would be more advantageous to own.
Thank goodness Omarosa got the boot. She was getting more annoying with each show. And can you believe her little farewell dialogue? Oh my! Wonder if she was a pageant participant as a kid.
Cheers...
I'm right with you on that one caprice - it was way past time for her to go.
You should have heard her on the Today show this morning
gag
Im feeling a Troy/Amy/Bill end
Troy and Amy period.
Or Just Amy. Notice how she has never lost one single time.
Troy is the best. A little rough but nothing hard work could smooth out.
Glad I missed it quinn1!
Nick is getting annoying too. His smug smile is one ya just wanna smack off! *L* (Ooops, did I really say that??? *grin*)
I don't see Troy getting to the end. I think he's been lucky thus far.
As for Amy....has she been a PM yet?
stinkin' nick--don't like him
But he was right he would have been gone last week had she brought in the other girl.
Joe
Joe, tonight's show was a recap of all previous shows - no one got fired.
BBB
You didn't miss too much, except for a number of shots of Trump's lovely hair
?'Apprentice' star stands by claims of racist treatment
?'Apprentice' star stands by claims of racist treatment
Contestant has denied using racial slur
Omarosa Manigault-Stallworth says she was racially insulted by other "Apprentice" contestants.
The Associated Press
Updated: 5:56 p.m. ET March 18, 2004NEW YORK - Fired "Apprentice" Omarosa Manigault-Stallworth ?- hated by some of her fellow cast members ?- got plenty of love Thursday at Ebony magazine's awards luncheon.
Manigault-Stallworth, a guest, received hugs, kisses and requests for photos at the fifth annual event, which honors outstanding women in marketing and communications.
Among the honorees were CNN anchor Soledad O'Brien, Fox Sports reporter Pam Oliver, BET Nightly News anchor Jacque Reid and television producer Suzanne de Passe.
Manigault-Stallworth, who was "fired" on March 4, was the most polarizing of the 16-member cast, frequently arguing with some of the other women on the NBC reality show, in which contestants vie for real estate mogul Donald Trump's favor and "the dream job of a lifetime" as his yearlong protege.
After her "firing," the 30-year-old claimed former contestant Ereka Vetrini had called her the "n-word." Vetrini has vigorously denied the allegation, as have executive producers Mark Burnett and Trump.
In an interview with The Associated Press, Manigault-Stallworth, a former political consultant, said her experience showed the problems of racism in corporate America.
"Both of those gentlemen weren't there, so I find it ironic that they would be so emphatic that something did not happen."
Vetrini has noted that contestants are taped constantly, and had such an incident occurred, it would have been caught on tape.
"Believe me, I know what I experienced," Manigault-Stallworth said. "Those women called me every name in the book on-camera. Imagine what they did off-camera. Imagine what they would say in the corridors."
Still, Manigault-Stallworth said she watches the show, which will end with a live two-hour finale on April 15. "I may be the black sheep of that family, but I'm certainly a part of that family."
Manigault-Stallworth is negotiating a book deal and a talk show, and is interested in doing political commentary for the upcoming presidential election.
What a drama queen! I saw one incident she got all fired up about. Ereka made a comment about Omarosa being the pot that called the kettle black. Omarosa made it into a race thing. Ereka used the comment as it has always been used and did not use it as a racial slur. But ole' drama queen there felt she had been slighted racially.
She can't see how annoying she was and what a princess she behaved like, so she says she's been a victim of racial slurs. Gimme a break!
Omarosa
Omarosa should give us all a break and stop trying to manipulate the media for her personal publicity and career goals.
BBB
You hit the nail on the head BBB!
