NBC’s “The Apprentice” Gets Back to Its Roots
Billionaire Donald Trump has had his fun with celebrities, but now he’s ready to get real again with a Joe (or Jane) Schmoe from the streets. That’s right, after several seasons of ‘The Celebrity Apprentice’, the show has decided to revert back to its original plan, where The Donald will be putting real people through the wringer in order to score a coveted spot working for the Trump Organization, which is the way the show worked when it first debuted.
NBC: The Apprentice starring Donald Trump
While the charitable aspect of ‘The Celebrity Apprentice’ is certainly warm and fuzzy, there’s just nothing like watching someone who could be your neighbor squirm in their big, plush conference chair as they square off with their team members and The Man himself. For some reason, “You’re Fired!” just doesn’t mean as much when the person on the receiving end is a celebrity who will most certainly go home and resume their schtick as though nothing had happened at all. No, it’s far more compelling to watch an Everydayer fight tooth and nail to stay in the game, since their entire future is riding on a split decision. Now that’s drama, people.
This year’s crop of ‘Apprentice’ hopefuls have had the chance to attend open casting calls (the last of which was held in Los Angeles on April 17) to get their face in front of the show’s key decision makers. No worries if you couldn’t make it to a casting call though. If you feel like you’ve got what it takes but you missed your chance to be seen in person, just email your details to apprenticecastingbc@gmail.com. Be sure to include your name, location, occupation history, and a recent photo (no larger than 1 MB). You’re also encouraged to answer the question: “How has the recession affected my life?”
In a time when great (or even good) jobs are hard to come by, Trump swoops in, offering people of all ages the opportunity of a lifetime. Laid off, long term unemployed, or recently graduated, everyone is a candidate. From the mega experienced to fresh-faced Freddies, all candidates have an equal shot to learn from one of the most successful real estate developers ever. Sure, you’ll have to work yourself silly while the show is filming, but the end result would certainly justify the means, right?
If you try out for the show, good luck! If you get accepted, you have better stop back here to give us the lowdown. That’s an order!
Be sure to check http://www.nbc.com/the-apprentice/ for the newest casting developments and show news.
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Liberty Kontranowski is a freelance writer and blogger with hundreds of articles published online and in print, covering everything from sexual health to parenting to beauty, fashion, entertainment and more. Liberty is the newest writer for eDrugstore.MD, a safe online pharmacy prescribing medications such as Viagra, Cialis and Levitra online.
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