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I bust my gut laughing tonight when Sam curled up in a fetal position on the floor and fell asleep right in the middle of when he was supposed to be working. I am convinced that Sam is MENTAL. He didn't get fired because I am convinced that Trump wants to keep Sam around for laughs. Jason, the team manager, looked like he was going to cry when he was fired. I could see that coming right from when Jason for some incredibly STUPID reason REFUSED to meet with his client for whom they were preparing an ad campaign. How dumb was that?

Meanwhile all was NOT sweetness on the women's team even though they won again. Apparently there are conflicts with the Omarasu woman who worked in the White House. She and another women got into a major b*tchfight. Then the other woman said something about "the pot calling the kettle black" and I went "UH-OH! Poor choice of words." Sure enough, Omarasu (sp?) brought up the whole racial thing and called the other woman a racist. From the coming attractions for next week's episode the fighting between them gets even worse.

I definitely recommend this show. I couldn't watch any of the Survivor shows after the first one nor most of the other reality shows (except Joe Schmo) but The Apprentice is extremely fascinating. And I'm wondering if Omarasu ever had an Oval Office encounter with Billy.

Excellent review, PJ. I loved the tonights show . I'm red-faced that I liked Omarosa...she was a witch tonight. I didn't pick up on her sour attitude last week, but it came thru loud and clear tonight.

So, how did you like the testicle ads and the slogan they used "how do you measure up?" lol I still can't believe they used that theme. OMG.

It's going to be very very interesting.

She and another women got into a major b*tchfight. Then the other woman said something about "the pot calling the kettle black" and I went "UH-OH! Poor choice of words." Sure enough, Omarasu (sp?) brought up the whole racial thing and called the other woman a racist.

She actually played the race-card twice. A few minutes later, in the midst of their argument, Omarasu blamed the whole personality conflict between her and Ereka on the fact that Ereka must be intimidated by strong black women.

I think the "pot calling the kettle black" thing WAS part of the sneek preview for next week, so we'll see it in its full context then. She's fixing to let it all hang out. And I was willing to set aside her unfortunate affiliation with democrats and clinton after the first episode when I kind of liked her style. After last night and a hint of attitude to come, no way.