the celebrity apprentice

Brusimm Cinema Static TV NewsToday’s bits of TV news involves the cast listing for the upcoming CELEBRITY APPRENTICE, A bit on THE MARTHA STEWART SHOW and news for FLASHPOINT fans.

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Celebrity Apprentice Cast

The cast for the upcoming new season of Donald Trump’s Celebrity Apprentice was announced.  Oh, the excitement!

Amongst the collective of personalities, we have

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  • Adam Carolla (comedian)
  • Arsenio Hall (comedian)
  • Aubrey O’Day (Singer)
  • Cheryl Tiegs
  • Clay Aiken (Past Idol Contestant)
  • Dayana Mendoza (Miss Universe)
  • Debbie Gibson
  • Dee Snider (I wanna rock!!!)
  • George Takei (Star Trek, frequent Howard Stern guest)
  • Lisa Lampanelli (comedian)
  • Lou Ferrigno (Hulk and comic convention regular)
  • Michael Andretti (Auto racer)
  • Patricia Velasquez (model)
  • Paul Teutul Sr. (American Chopper)
  • Penn Jillette (Umm, where’s Teller?)
  • Teresa Giudice
  • Tia Carrere (Singer)
  • Victoria Gotti

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Executive producer Mark Burnett says…

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"The Celebrity Apprentice" 2011 season finale

The season finale of The Celebrity Apprentice kicked it in gear with a bit of a recap and Donald Trump firing two people pretty early in the episode. Those two were the two guys unrolling the “red carpet” out in front of Trump as he was walking into the set. They ran out about 15 feet short. He fired them.

Marlee Matlin and John Rich were facing off against each other in a retro schemed and themed 7-Up commercial competition for The Celebrity Apprentice.  Check out these “exclusive” images taken by this Cinema Static photographer of the retro products that were already out in the stores four days prior to this episode airing.

"Celebrity Apprentice" Retro 7-Up Packaging

The episode started out with Matlin having some contractual issues with Geoffrey Holder, and Rich wanted to make sure things were the way he wanted them to be with Def Leppard‘s performance.  But these little roadblocks weren’t too big.

For the live show, Richard Hatch wasn’t there because he is in jail for past issues. When Trump asked Cassidy about Hatch, I think he tried to be funny and snarky but instead it came out a bit vindictive.  Trump tried to stir up more stuff but it didn’t ignite.

Marlee’s program went well… attendee’s were all welcomed to the event, the ad they aired seemed OK, but the floor show with the Harlem Globe Trotters looked to go well.

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Star Jones‘ argument with Meatloaf on The Celebrity Apprentice reminded me of someone I know…  when you’re losing the fight, throw around the credentials.  LOL.

This season of Donald Trump‘s  The Celebrity Apprentice has a fantastic group of individuals left to battle it out in the final rounds.  Through this latest season we’ve discovered that something quiet rages underneath the surface of Meatloaf…  which was apparently goaded to life by the mildly demented Gary Busey.

There are other notable points I’ve taken away from this season so far!

From actions I’ve seen on the show, I became an instant non-fan of Dionne Warwick.  My perceptions about Gary Busey have been dashed forever and well, Richard Hatch didn’t surprise me, much, though his calculating counterpart, Star Jones, did.

Lisa Rinna… too bad she got ganged up on, but there must have been something going on in the background that we never saw that turned the tables on her, in force!

Jose Canseco was a huge man (when did baseball players get as big as busses?) and it was a shame to see him go.

Donald Trump must have a strong connection with the Jackson’s to have given La Toya so much leeway.  But now he can say he fired someone twice in the same season.

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If you’re wondering when the season of your favorite NBC show will be ending, NBC did announce what’s ending when.  Check it out:

Monday, April 4:  Harry’s Law, 10/9c

Friday, April 8:  Who Do You Think You Are?, 8/7c

Tuesday, April 19: Parenthood, 10/9c

Sunday, May 1:  America’s Next Great Restaurant, 8/7c

Thursday, May 5:
Perfect Couples, 8:30/7:30c
30 Rock, 10/9c

Thursday, May 12:
Community, 8/7c (one-hour finale)
Outsourced, 10:30/9:30c

Monday, May 16:  Chuck, 8/7c

Wednesday, May 18: Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, 10/9c

Thursday, May 19
The Office, 9/8c (one-hour finale)
Parks and Recreation, 10/9c (one-hour finale)

Saturday, May 21: Saturday Night Live, 11:30/10:30c

Sunday, May 22: The Celebrity Apprentice, 9/8c

Monday, May 23: The Event, 9/8c

Tuesday, May 24: The Biggest Loser, 9/8c

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NBC announced their May 2010 set of season finales.  Check out my list below:

  • Monday, May 10: Trauma (9-10 pm/ET)
  • Wednesday, May 12: Mercy (8-9 pm/ET)
  • Wednesday, May 19: Law & Order: SVU (10-11 pm/ET)
  • Thursday, May 20: Community, Parks and Recreation, The Office, 30 Rock (8-10 pm/ET)
  • Sunday, May 23: Celebrity Apprentice (9-11 pm/ET)
  • Monday, May 24: Chuck, Law & Order (10-11 pm)
  • Tuesday, May 25: The Biggest Loser (8-10 pm)

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NBC released the schedule for the season finales of their hit shows.  I’ll be presenting the list in their chronological order:

  • Monday, May 10, 9-10 p.m. – Trauma
  • Wednesday, May 12, 8-9 p.m. – Mercy
  • Wednesday, May 19, 10-11 p.m. – Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
  • Thursday, May 20, 8-8:30 p.m. -  Community
  • Thursday, May 20, 8:30-9 p.m. – Parks and Recreation
  • Thursday, May 20, 9-9:30 p.m. – The Office
  • Thursday, May 20, 9:30-10 p.m. – 30 Rock
  • Sunday, May 23, 9-11 p.m. – The Celebrity Apprentice
  • Monday, May 24, 8-10 p.m. – Chuck (2-hr finale)
  • Monday, May 24, 10-11 p.m. – Law & Order
  • Tuesday, May 25, 8-10 p.m. – The Biggest Loser (2-hr finale)

It’s a short list, but there you have it!

source:  NBCUMV

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