Who else would he have fired? It was obvious but I still would have liked to see Richard make a case for himself. I agree, Trump had Richard on the chopping block all along.
Richard implied that there was more to Jose's leaving. It was a very short blurb.
That was smart of him, the cowboy. Shame on me for not remembering his name!
I saw that and thought that maybe it was a tic or something. I think that he's more aware than most people think.
I think it's just the oposite, and that he usually keeps the hard to manage trouble maker. Makes for a more exciting show.
He sure does!! No one would watch a show with the boring apprentices, conflict and controversy equal ratings... and he and Burnett know that more than anyone. They're STILL looking for another Omarosa!
Thanks for the details. I can see Meatloaf going into a rage and then tearfully apologizing. That sounds like him.If you saw the previews from last week where Meatloaf went off, that was pretty much it. We saw a little more leading up to the blow up. But the actual blow up was so edited down, that it was probably 15 more seconds that we saw than was in the previews.
You also missed Meatloaf apologizing to Gary later, and being genuinely contrite and misty-eyed. Gary accepted his apology completely.
I think part of that is because Gary can probably full well take care of himself, even if Mark hadn't held Meatloaf back. He can be quite wacko himself. Remember him in Lethal Weapon? In order to act the part, it has to be inside the actor to some degree. I think because Gary knew he could go toe to toe with a Meatloaf meltdown, it didn't affect him as much and stay with him after as if Meatloaf went after John Rich, or someone more used to civility than wacko-ness. (Yes, I know that's not a word.)
