Celebrity Apprentice All-Stars

[S. C.]

I'm tired of Lisa's attitude would love to see her get fired!

 

[Lorelei Lee]

Gary is "barking mad". LOL

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[TB'sWidow]

I'm tired of Lisa's attitude would love to see her get fired!

Really? I thought Gary was very rude to her an Penn

 

[S. C.]

Really? I thought Gary was very rude to her an Penn

I was talking about the start of the show tonight. Where Lisa was talking about Gary being project manager, she said "than at least he would have to work".

I wrote that about Lisa before all the rest was said.



ETA: Not the first time she has made snide remarks.

 

[S. C.]

IF, Gary's team loses and Gary is fired what will they do with the 20 minutes extra time they have to fill? Each show has him talking that long to the camera

 

[Lorelei Lee]

IF, Gary's team loses and Gary is fired what will they do with the 20 minutes extra time they have to fill? Each show has him talking that long to the camera

LOL

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[sjs314]

Bye bye Gary

 

[TLSnell1981]

Minus the vomiting dog, I liked Gary's better.

 

[S. C.]

Minus the vomiting dog, I liked Gary's better.

DH and I said the same thing!

 

[sophie832]

This was the first episode this season where I really felt like Gary was just straight-up mean. His lies could be a function of his mental issues (how he sees the world is often different than reality...to him it's the truth), but I just don't think there's any way to explain away his animosity towards his team. He's lucky Penn and Lisa put in any effort at all. If I was "shusshed" and disrespected like they were in the beginning, I wouldn't have lifted one finger to help.

There were some good points in Gary's "vision," but it was time for him to go.

 

[BriarfoxinWA]

This was the first episode this season where I really felt like Gary was just straight-up mean. His lies could be a function of his mental issues (how he sees the world is often different than reality...to him it's the truth), but I just don't think there's any way to explain away his animosity towards his team. He's lucky Penn and Lisa put in any effort at all. If I was "shusshed" and disrespected like they were in the beginning, I wouldn't have lifted one finger to help.

There were some good points in Gary's "vision," but it was time for him to go.

I agree! After he was so insistent that he get his way, and wouldn't listen to anyone else's input, he deserved to have them not really participate. I think they did what they could given his state of mind at the time. I loved when Gary was sitting on the couch with the other actors lecturing them at the beginning. The looks on their faces were priceless!

 

[robinb]

I just watched the episode this morning. It was clear from the start that Penn and Lisa were ready and willing to send Gary home when they insisted that he be the project manager. They knew that the project would either be brilliant (and they would be OK) or a disaster that could be blamed on Gary. Gary's disrepect, his "shushing", his shutting down of everyone else's ideas and insisting on Barf the mechanical dog just gave them more ammunition in the boardroom. Penn and Lisa set him up, but Gary finished the job all on his own. Good riddance. Although Gary seemed to add silliness and levity to the takes, Penn and Lisa will be a much stronger team without having to "deal" with him.

Even without Barf, I thought that his video was disjointed and unfocused. The start of it was OK, but then it just went downhill with the dog scene and never recovered. Even the part with the family sitting on the couch to discuss what they were going to watch on their TV was bad. From the comment that the family had already watched a scary 3D show that morning to the mom wanting to let nature "take her" ... it was bad, bad, bad. And why does the daughter want to wash her PhD?

I didn't think that Little John's was particularly great but in reality it just had to be coherent to win.

 

[Nohal]

Gary was just downright mean and nasty. I can't believe he wouldn't listen to any of their ideas and then sat in the boardroom and said that he got no help from his team. I don't know how Lisa and Penn were able to sit there so cool and calm. I guess that was their way of giving him enough rope to hang himself with. I wonder if Trump really knew what was going on. I'm glad Gary is gone. Trace can go next as I think he has such an attitude that he is better than everyone else.

 

[happygirl]

Gary was a little pistol. I had never seen him be mean like that I think Penn and Lisa were very nice to him.

I;m still hoping for a Trace and Penn showdown

 

[Lorelei Lee]

Trace looks like he's phoning it in. Like he lost interest when Trump moved him to the other team. I think it's going to be Penn and Jon.

 

[Imzadi]

I am sooooo glad Gary is finally gone! Now they are don to their strongest players. Although, someone needs to give Marilu a Valium.

Trace looks like he's phoning it in. Like he lost interest when Trump moved him to the other team.

 

[Cinderelly5507]

I;m still hoping for a Trace and Penn showdown

I saw on twitter yesterday (i think) that Trace and Penn's wife were golfing together lol

 

[Mkrop]

This was the first episode this season where I really felt like Gary was just straight-up mean. His lies could be a function of his mental issues (how he sees the world is often different than reality...to him it's the truth), but I just don't think there's any way to explain away his animosity towards his team. He's lucky Penn and Lisa put in any effort at all. If I was "shusshed" and disrespected like they were in the beginning, I wouldn't have lifted one finger to help.

There were some good points in Gary's "vision," but it was time for him to go.

I agree with this...if I were Penn and Lisa I think I would have totally lost it on set with Gary and then for him to downright lie in the boardroom would have been enough for me. I thought they were quite patient and restrained.


I like Lil John's video much better.

 

[Jennasis]

It was Gary's time to go.

 

[S. C.]

$100.000 to the winning charity.