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TV Tonight: The Celebrity Apprentice
The Donald is back — and this time, he's bringing a bunch of quasi-celebrities with him. Donald Trump's The Celebrity Apprentice premieres tonight on NBC, marking the seventh season of the show and the first since Trump said he was quitting back in the spring.
The 14 candidates came by their fame (or, in some cases, "fame") in a host of different ways: Two are Olympic gold medalists, several are actors, and a couple made their names on other reality TV shows — including Omarosa, the brash contestant from the first season of The Apprentice.
TCA News Roundup: NBC Shuffles Shows, Adds Trump
- In addition to all-fantasy Mondays, NBC announced a few more changes to its schedule during Monday's TCA presentation. On Tuesday nights, "The Singing Bee" will lead in to a 90-minute edition of "The Biggest Loser." "Friday Night Lights" will shift to 9 p.m.
Which NBC Reality Show Would You Renew?
Just when we thought we might be free of "The Apprentice" forever, there's this: Sources say that NBC is about to announce at least one, and possibly two, more seasons of the show.
I'm trying to look on the bright side here; it could be worse. Maybe another NBC reality show could have been renewed instead — say, "The Real Wedding Crashers" or "Grease: You're the One That I Want."
Buzz News Roundup, 5/21
- "The Apprentice" wasn't on the schedule NBC unveiled last week, but Donald Trump refused to be fired — he quit instead, Reuters reports, moving on to "a major new TV venture."
- Julia Roberts is set to produce and star in a movie about Joan Root, a wildlife conservationist who was murdered in Kenya last year, says the BBC news.
- Let's just say it wasn't exactly "National Bingo Night" after all — the ABC game show limped to a third-place finish on Friday, writes Zap2it.
- "Studio 60"'s expensive, grand set has been torn down, says the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
- Variety tells of an Overboard! reunion: Goldie Hawn has signed on to direct and star in the comedy Ashes to Ashes with Kurt Russell joining her.
- "On the Lot" contestants will have to feature Ford and Verizon products in their films, writes the Hollywood Reporter.
- Fiona Apple and Nickel Creek will team up for a summer tour, Billboard reports.
- The LA Daily News brings us news that Anthony Michael Hall (yes, the geek from The Breakfast Club!) will be joining the cast of The Dark Night.
TV Tonight: "The Apprentice: Los Angeles" Finale
"The Apprentice" wraps up its first trip to Los Angeles tonight, with either Stefani, Frank, James or Nicole getting to hear the magical words — "you're hired" — from Trump himself. I've got to ask: Is anyone still watching? It seems like the show, which was once one of television's biggest hits, finally oozed into irrelevance this season, with its worst premiere ever and lackluster ratings ever since."The Apprentice" Premiere Tanks
Donald Trump made headlines recently by fighting with Rosie O'Donnell and shaming Miss USA, but all that publicity still couldn't get anyone excited about the premiere of "The Apprentice: Los Angeles."
Sunday night's episode was the series' worst premiere ever. It got whupped in the ratings by "Desperate Housewives" and "Brothers & Sisters" on ABC and "Without a Trace" on CBS.
TV Preview: "The Apprentice: Los Angeles"
The Donald returns this Sunday for the sixth season of "The Apprentice." This time around, he and the wannabe apprentices (apprenti?) are in Los Angeles, and the twist is that the contestants have to earn the right to sleep in Trump's mansion. The team that loses each challenge has to sleep in tents and pee in portapotties.
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SNL News: Jenny Slate Swears Herself In, Darrell Hammond May Be Out
New cast member Jenny Slate went from virtual unknown to Internet phenomenon on her first-ever episode of Saturday Night Live over the weekend. She dropped a now infamous "F-Bomb" during a biker-chick sketch that had her saying "freaking" about 50 times — you can barely blame her, it's a pretty easy slip, especially for someone new to live TV. Blogs immediately jumped to Slate's defense, but apparently the alarm was unnecessary.
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