2039 2040 2041 2042 2043 2044 2045 2046 2047 2048 2049 2050 NEW COMPETITORS ENTERED NEW GUESTS GUEST HOUSE APPRENTICE TRUMP REAILY SA US CABLE TV SUBSCRIPTION TELEVISION REALITY SERIES APPRENTICE APPRENTICE AMERICA THE BET ULTUMA BETTING LATEST ENTERED AGAIN ENTERED DONALD TRUMP REALITY SERIES CELEBRITY INTERVIEW INTERVIEWS FAMOUS FAMOUS FILM CINEMA DOWNLOAD DOWNLOADED FREE FREE COUPON WHILE NOW NOW NOW LAST The Apprentice 2018 donald brand life story trump trump trump trump trumpet trump trump united staets usa united us america FASHIONWEEK boglweek fashionblog realityblog From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Apprentice The first season aired during the winter and the spring of 2004. The Apprentice is produced and created by Mark Burnett and was originally hosted by real estate magnate Donald Trump, who also serves as co-producer of the show. The premise of the show, which bills itself as the "ultimate job interview" in the "ultimate jungle," is to conduct a job talent search for a person to head one of Trump's companies. The position starts with an introductory 1-year contract with a starting yearly salary of $250,000. The popularity of the show led to Trump becoming known for his fateful catch phrase, "You're fired!" The opening theme music used on the show is "For the Love of Money", a 1973 R&B song by The O'Jays.[3] Spin-offs[edit] The Apprentice also spawned a reality television dating game show. On June 17, 2010, Donald J. Trump Presents The Ultimate Merger premiered on TV One. The series stars Omarosa Manigault-Stallworth, a former political consultant who in 2004 appeared on the first season of The Apprentice and once again in 2008 on the first celebrity edition of the show.[8] Each of the twelve contestants vying for the affections of Manigault-Stallworth were selected by Trump himself.