According to a story I read in the paper Apprentice is going to start integrating a few Survivor elements.No more nice guy for losers. The losing team supposedly won't be spending time in the suite, they'll be camping out in the backyard. In tents.
No more changing of the guard. If you are Project Leader you stay PL until your team loses.
No more lone board rooms. If you are the winning PL you get to sit in on the losers BR's and give input on who to fire.
Interesting twists.
On the one hand, you don't want to sleep in the backyard, so you're glad to help your side win. On the other, if you keep winning you may never get a chance to show your stuff as a PL.
On the one hand, you want a PL position, so maybe it's in your best interest to sabotage your team. On the other, you end up in the backyard, and you may be eliminated if the winning PL knows you sabotaged and calls you effectively on it.
On the one hand, you're the winning PL and want to eliminate the biggest threats and keep the weaker players &/or someone with whom you've aligned. On the other hand, if you don't call someone on their weakness & sabotage you bring your own honor (if there is such a thing on Apprentice) and judgement on forming a team into question.
God help me. These twists might actually make it interesting again. Assuming anyone at all is still willing to watch after the past yawn fests.
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>>No more nice guy for losers. The losing team supposedly won't be spending time in the suite, they'll be camping out in the backyard. In tents.Well at least this season is in LA not NYC - should be a little warmer to be out doors.
>>No more lone board rooms. If you are the winning PL you get to sit in on the losers BR's and give input on who to fire.
That would funny. The only thing is the winning PL most likely would have been totally focused on their own team. How would they know who to fire on the other team ?
I hope these twists are true. If not You're fired from the boards for spreading false rumors .
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LAST EDITED ON 12-21-06 AT 11:32 AM (EST)Dang, Mysticwolf, that's a LOT of HANDS!!!! I agree with you though, this might liven up the game some. The last time this show was on, I almost ALWAYS ended up asleep at the end. Great insomnia treatment!!
LAST EDITED ON 12-24-06 AT 05:00 PM (EST)Maybe it will be fun to watch, now...would do this do any good to his Organization image! I know this is after all a "reality show", however, I just wonder what good could be taken out of this for Trump Organizations!
even if I'd thought about watching, which I haven't since the craptasticness of the last season and Trump's idiotic attacks on Rosie, the idea of makingthe losing teams sleep in tents would have totally turned me off. That has to be the dumbest idea to come down the reality show "twist" pike in quite some time. Put them in the servants' quarters, make them walk to work, but tents??? Please. I don't like the project leader twist, either. I think it is designed to have a team throw a challenge just to get rid of an obnoxious PL whose on a win streak. It also gives the project manager too much credit for success--we've all seen sh!tty PLs get lucky because they had a great team member or one who won simply because the other team was so incredibly awful. This "twist" is purely to add drama. Manipulation like that just pisses me off.
The input in the boardroom makes no sense to me, either. Now you'll have folks in there who can make it personal and push their own agenda instead of sticking to business and what's best for the company...oh, wait, Trump is all about that, isn't he?
this show was interesting for about one and half seasons and boring, repetitive train wreck after that.