Apprentice 3 Update #2
Two shockers in one APPRENTICE episode! This one started quietly, as both teams were delighted by the “cuteness” of the New Jersey motels they had to refurbish. Then the shouting started: Net Worth’s budget-conscious Kristen wouldn’t stop arguing with Project Manager Brian, who decided to pour money into replacing the toilets (George was right: What about changing the horrific carpets?). Magna Corp.’s sleepless Verna flipped and took a surprising trip, rolling down the Garden State’s sidewalks with her suitcase, then returning with a caring Carolyn. Her Michael-led team ended up winning (pleased clients rated their motel higher), and the NWs united against Brian in the boardroom, where he told Mr. Trump to fire him, then defended himself. Trump went with choice No. 1, and everyone else returned to their cozy Manhattan suite.
Check this space next Friday, Feb. 4, for the latest scoop on NBC’s hit reality show!
APPRENTICE 3 Candidate Update
NET WORTH (the “Street Smarts” team)
- Angie, 41, Lake Balboa, Calif., gym franchise owner
- Audrey, 22, Salt Lake City, real estate agent
- Brian, 29, Wildwood, N.J., real estate broker: Fired in Episode 2
- Chris, 22, Las Vegas, real estate investor
- Craig, 37, Conley, Ga., shoeshine business owner
- John, 32, Tampa, Fla., technology firm owner
- Kristen, 31, Los Angeles, real estate financier
- Tana, 37, Des Moines, Iowa, sales executive
- Tara, 28, New York City, senior government manager
MAGNA CORP. (the “Book Smarts” team)
- Alex, 29, Seattle, prosecutor
- Bren, 32, Memphis, Tenn., prosecutor
- Danny, 39, Boston, marketing technology firm owner
- Erin, 26, Philadelphia, attorney
- Kendra, 26, Boynton Beach, Fla., real estate broker
- Michael, 25, Boston, real estate developer
- Stephanie, 29, San Diego, supply chain consultant
- Todd, 34, Carlsbad, Calif., sales manager FIRED IN EPISODE 1
- Verna, 31, Seattle, business manager
SOAP OPERA WEEKLY ‘s Predictions for the Final Four (three are still in):
Alex: His theology and Latin degrees alone reveal his impressive mind, and his solid speaking — and lobbying — skills will please Trump.
Brian: He’s got the creativity and business acumen, having made a million from selling glow-in-the-dark necklaces.
Kendra: This entrepreneur and talk radio show host may prove to be one of the most resourceful and dedicated players.
Tara: Watch this one — her NYC know-how and heavy management experience should keep her on the successful side.
The dark horses: lively Angie and tough Bren!
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