Arnold Scwartzenegger 
New USA host confirmed
Originally Posted by pothuthic:
“Arnold Scwartzenegger”
“Arnold Scwartzenegger
”
*points the finger* and says "you wont be back!"
It seems a very odd choice. *Businessman* isn't a word I'd come up with easily for Arnold.
I was hoping it would be someone like Linda McMahon, that would've been epic.
I was hoping it would be someone like Linda McMahon, that would've been epic.
Originally Posted by lightdragon:
“It seems a very odd choice. *Businessman* isn't a word I'd come up with easily for Arnold.
I was hoping it would be someone like Linda McMahon, that would've been epic.”
“It seems a very odd choice. *Businessman* isn't a word I'd come up with easily for Arnold.
I was hoping it would be someone like Linda McMahon, that would've been epic.
”
Has there ever been a female boss, in any of the international versions? I've never heard of one.
Originally Posted by george.millman:
“Has there ever been a female boss, in any of the international versions? I've never heard of one.”
“Has there ever been a female boss, in any of the international versions? I've never heard of one.”
I don't think so. There was a Martha Stewart show that was like Apprentice but not official.
My son just said "They should've got Gene Simmons" and that would've been epic too.
Originally Posted by lightdragon:
“I don't think so. There was a Martha Stewart show that was like Apprentice but not official.”
“I don't think so. There was a Martha Stewart show that was like Apprentice but not official.”
No, it actually was called The Apprentice: Martha Stewart, and it was an official incarnation of the show. The major difference was that Stewart wasn't allowed to use "You're Fired" when getting rid of people.
That being said, I'd heard that the producers were only looking at women when it came to a possible replacement for Trump, so this is even more surprising.
Originally Posted by BigDaveX:
“No, it actually was called The Apprentice: Martha Stewart, and it was an official incarnation of the show. The major difference was that Stewart wasn't allowed to use "You're Fired" when getting rid of people.
That being said, I'd heard that the producers were only looking at women when it came to a possible replacement for Trump, so this is even more surprising.”
“No, it actually was called The Apprentice: Martha Stewart, and it was an official incarnation of the show. The major difference was that Stewart wasn't allowed to use "You're Fired" when getting rid of people.
That being said, I'd heard that the producers were only looking at women when it came to a possible replacement for Trump, so this is even more surprising.”
Interesting. Did she want to and was she told she couldn't, or did she just decide to do something different?
Lord Sugar has openly stated that he hates saying 'You're fired' but the producers insist on it.
Originally Posted by george.millman:
“Interesting. Did she want to and was she told she couldn't, or did she just decide to do something different?”
“Interesting. Did she want to and was she told she couldn't, or did she just decide to do something different?”
Trump apparently didn't want her to use "You're Fired," though Stewart herself did decide not to have a regular firing catchphrase and to say something different to each person.
Originally Posted by BigDaveX:
“No, it actually was called The Apprentice: Martha Stewart, and it was an official incarnation of the show. The major difference was that Stewart wasn't allowed to use "You're Fired" when getting rid of people.
That being said, I'd heard that the producers were only looking at women when it came to a possible replacement for Trump, so this is even more surprising.”
“No, it actually was called The Apprentice: Martha Stewart, and it was an official incarnation of the show. The major difference was that Stewart wasn't allowed to use "You're Fired" when getting rid of people.
That being said, I'd heard that the producers were only looking at women when it came to a possible replacement for Trump, so this is even more surprising.”
Coolio. I never watched it and I didn't realise it was an official version of the show. Thanks for the info. Was it good?
Originally Posted by BigDaveX:
“Trump apparently didn't want her to use "You're Fired," though Stewart herself did decide not to have a regular firing catchphrase and to say something different to each person.”
“Trump apparently didn't want her to use "You're Fired," though Stewart herself did decide not to have a regular firing catchphrase and to say something different to each person.”
I'm amazed that he was apparently able to patent the phrase 'You're fired', it's hardly original.
Originally Posted by george.millman:
“Has there ever been a female boss, in any of the international versions? I've never heard of one.”
“Has there ever been a female boss, in any of the international versions? I've never heard of one.”
There was on an Irish celebrity version.Caroline Downey. However Bill Cullen did it for the regular series.
Originally Posted by pjh8:
“There was on an Irish celebrity version.Caroline Downey. However Bill Cullen did it for the regular series.”
“There was on an Irish celebrity version.Caroline Downey. However Bill Cullen did it for the regular series.”
Also, the Norwegian version had a female boss.
Back to Arnold. This is how he should end each episode:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=23ARFCQlb3M
