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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › The_Apprentice_(AmericanThe Apprentice (American TV series) season 2 - Wikipedia

    Airdate: December 16, the conclusion to the Season Finale was televised live from Alice Tully Hall at Lincoln Center, New York City with Regis Philbin as event emcee. Decision: Sandy, Kevin, Ivana, Wes, and Chris felt that Kelly should win.

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  3. www.msn.com › en-us › tvEvery Winner of “The Apprentice” and What They’re Doing Now

    Mar 25, 2024 · Perdew was the second season winner of "The Apprentice." Since then, he's packed his LinkedIn experience with dozens of start-ups.

  4. tvtropes.org › Characters › TheApprenticeUSSeason2The Apprentice US Season 2 / Characters - TV Tropes

    • Kelly
    • Jennifer M.
    • Sandy
    • Kevin
    • Ivana
    • Andy
    • Wes
    • Maria
    • Chris
    • Raj
    Flawless Victory: A veryclose second to Kendra from the following season as statistically the show's most successful winner, only falling behind her by virtue of the fact that he ended up in the fi...
    Team Dad: As the oldest contestant and a former military man, leadership came very naturally to him, and paved a very clear path to his eventual win.

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    Dumb Blonde: Averted hard. Jennifer M. is a highly intelligent, erudite, and well-spoken woman. She is an alumnus of both Princeton and Harvard, graduating magna cum laude from the former. This par...
    Ice Queen: She almost never smiled, unless it was part of a photoshoot or presentation, and she was usually pretty cold to the other contestants.

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    Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass: Came within an inch of being fired after doing a terrible job in the penultimate regular task, but she defended herself incredibly well in the final boardroom, causi...
    Fatal Flaw: The fact that she only had a high-school diploma and no other qualifications prevented her from making the final. Aside from that the interviewers actually preferred her to Jennifer M.,...

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    Genius Ditz: To a lesser extent than Andy, but he'd spent much of his life in education and didn't have as much real-world experience as a lot of the other candidates. It was particularly obvious i...
    Ignored Expert: In the NYPD task he seemed to be the only person who had any clue how to produce a good campaign, as Elizabeth was completely lost, Raj and Chris were going full-tilt on the "NYPD a...

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    The Ditz: She made a lot of weird moves that sometimes contradicted what she may have said earlier, something finale host Regis Philbin called her out on.
    Insane Troll Logic: In her last boardroom session she tried to persuade Trump to fire Jennifer M., despite the slight matter of Jennifer being on the winning team.
    Kick the Dog: When Stacie J. returned for the Week 9 task, it was obvious that she felt no remorse for her part in getting her fired and was determined to still give her a hard time. Even when the...
    Ms. Fanservice: In the final regular task, she resorted to dropping her skirt on Wall Street in order to upsell chocolate bars. Even Trump, who advocates the Sex Sells strategy whenever possible, t...

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    Genius Ditz: Very intelligent and well-qualified, but his lack of real-world experience showed through in virtually every task.
    The Runner-Up Takes It All: Despite only placing sixth on the show, Trump hired him after the season ended, and he subsequently became a successful radio host.

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    The Generic Guy: Among this season's candidates (aside from Rob) he was probably the one who stood out the least, only really being remembered in retrospect for being half of the show's first-ever...
    Nice Guy: A little toonice for his own good; he refused to stand up to Maria in the Levi's task, which got him fired.
    Didn't Think This Through: In the week 6 task, he and Kevin decided to sell their clothing line for double the retail price. This resulted in the team making few orders and losing horribly to Maria...

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    Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: Not toobad personality-wise for the most part, but she could be extremely nasty when the need arose, most notably to Stacie J. in Week 3 and Wes in Week 11, the latter of...
    Chronic Backstabbing Disorder: She was the person who brought up Stacie J.'s weird moment in the first task — Elizabeth had brought her back for a completely different reason — and thus started the...
    Ms. Fanservice: Usually wore pretty revealing clothing even in serious situations, not that Trump or anybody else ever seemed to complain.
    Read the Fine Print: She hired a company to produce promotional material for the Week 3 task, but apparently failed to spot the part of the contract that allowed them to slap $5,000 extra on for ov...

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    Chronic Backstabbing Disorder: At the end of the initial boardroom in Week 9 he suddenly badmouthed the entire team in front of Trump, for absolutely no explicable reason. Trump was severely pissed...
    Epic Fail: Whether or not Chris's team were guaranteed to lose the wedding dress task is debatable, but there were no excuses for making twelve times less than what the other team did (as a matter...
    Failure Is the Only Option: Took this attitude after finding out that he had to lead the team in a task that involved selling wedding dresses. Not so much because he didn't know much about the indu...
    One-Hit Wonder: More so two hit wonder. His role in customer service played a huge part in the task four victory and then led his team to a very decent (but marginal) victory in the following task....

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    Casanova Wannabe: Tried asking Anna Kournikova out on a date during one of the rewards, and when he lost a dare over it, he ended up having to run around the Arthur Ashe stadium in his boxers, whil...
    Didn't Think This Through: He came up with what sounded like a reasonably solid plan to renovate a house in Week 9, only to undo it all by deciding to reduce it from having four bedrooms to three,...
    Honor Before Reason: When Chris suddenly badmouthed the rest of the team at the end of the initial boardroom session in Week 9, Trump asked Raj if he also wanted to bring Chris back into the final...
    Sharp-Dressed Man: Raj had a rather eccentric style of dress, wearing colorful suits, bow ties, and even using a cane.

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  5. www.radiotimes.com › the-apprentice-winnersThe Apprentice winners | Who are they and where are they now ...

    • Molly Moss
    • 2 min
    • The Apprentice winners: Who won past seasons and where are they now?
    • 2023 - Marnie Swindells. Instagram: @marnieswindells. More like this. Marnie Swindells impressed Lord Sugar with her business plan to set up her own boxing gym.
    • 2022 - Harpreet Kaur. Instagram: @harpsi_kaur. Dessert parlour owner Harpreet Kaur was named as Lord Sugar's business partner at the end of season 16. In the final, Kaur beat Kathryn Louise Burn - who owns her own online pyjama brand - and secured the £250,000 investment in her dessert shop Barni's, which has now been rebranded as Oh So Yum!
    • 2019 – Carina Lepore. Instagram: @carinalepore. Lepore defeated recruitment consultant Scarlett Allen-Horton in the 15th season of The Apprentice. Since winning The Apprentice, Carina has opened four branches of her Dough Artisan Bakehouse across the UK, including Herne Hill, Bromley, Beckenham and Shepherds Bush.

  6. www.businessinsider.com › the-apprentice-winnersOpinion: 'the Apprentice' Winners Ranked by Success ...

    Mar 31, 2021 · With several burgeoning businesses and star power, season one's Bill Rancic is the only "Apprentice" winner who has remained a household name years after the show aired.

    • Talia Lakritz

  7. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › The_Apprentice_(AmericanThe Apprentice (American TV series) - Wikipedia

    The Apprentice is an American reality television program that judged the business skills of a group of contestants. It ran in various formats across fifteen seasons on NBC from 2004 to 2017. The Apprentice was created by British television producer Mark Burnett, [1] and co-produced with Donald Trump, who was the show's host for the first ...

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    Jun 18, 2024 · Trump has an “obsession” with Debra Messing. Trump described meeting Messing one year at the NBC upfronts, in which he said she was fawning over him. “She came up to me with her beautiful ...

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