The Apprentice-- episode 2

[Cindy B]

I liked it as well. I thought the mens campaign would have done so much better if they met with the client.

Once Jason said they would not meet with the client I KNEW that they were done for.

The ladies well, did set up the womens movement back 40 years! I do hope next time the campaign isn't all T & A!

Omorosa well, is very strong willed, but does have a lot of resentment. (or that is how I percieve) I could be wrong on that, but that is how it comes out.

 

[disneyjunkie]

Originally posted by CBRorBust
Omrosa

Maybe I'm just not seeing it the way everyone else is seeing her. But I think that she is not that crazy about the stuff she gets mad about. If I was living in a house of women who were supposedly the "best of the best" and had worked just as hard as I did to get to that place in my career just to have them shakin' their you know what's to get the job done I'd be mean too!

I don't know. I just think that some of those women are being way to immature and need to focus and realize it's not a slumber party that they are there to get a job done. I think that is Omrosa's only problem. She is there to do the job not to make friends! Remember...

It's not personal, It's business!

I agree 100%.

I can't understand why the other women wouldn't lower their voices in the car. Omorosa asked them several times. They just ignored her request. Why? Would it have really hurt them to speak lower?


Maybe there's more to the racial stuff then what they are showing us. That's the only way I can explain someone getting upset about the pot calling the kettle black comment.

I don't think the way she dresses around the house or during the down times has anything to do with the way she does her job. At home or away from the office she's relaxing. Now if she (or anyone else) walked into the office wearing a belly shirt, that would be a problem.

I didn't like any of the ads. The men's ad ignored women and the women played the sex card.

 

[Micca]

DW and I were watching and when Jason made the "excecutive decision" not to meet the client, we were like ...you're kidding

I thought the women's campaign was off the mark, but their presentation and over all panache factor was much better than what the guys pulled off. When Donnie Deutsch said "...when you hire an agency you're hiring the people" I knew the women would win.

BTW, I think Sam has one more chance before Donald puts him on the elevator to the street.

 

[ZachnElli]

Dh and I are addicted. I didn't know it was moving to Wednesday next week, so thanks for posting that! Now I can tivo both Apprentice and CSI! Do you see the previews for next week? Sam is the leader for the men! They obviously did it to make him sink or swim and they think he will sink! We will see, he better not fall asleep this time! Oh, and I never liked Oramosa and still don't, I don't like Heidi either. I didn't like how Heidi bent over the table during her part of the presentation, it looked so low class. JMO!

 

[WDWLVR]

I love this show and think it is a great concept. Survivor is set in the jungle and The Apprentice is set in the Urban Jungle - just as dangereous.

Jason was the one that said he had an advertising background - sure didn't show it!

I really like Amy (I think that's her name - the woman that lead Protege this week). I think she'll go far.

Sam is laughable and I think that is why they are keeping him around.

Jason made two big mistakes . #1 not talking to the client. #2 trying to force Trumps hand by placing Nick up against Sam. Nick hadn't done anything wrong and was supportive of Jason. I think Trump so right though that.

The woman's campaign was out of the box and that gave them the edge. I don't think either ad would work well in real life.

I don't like Heidi at all - she's trying too hard to come off as sexy and she isn't.