The most damning being his decision to spell "Italian" with a lowercase i, because it "looked" better to him, a mistake that likely would have likely lead to his firing had Chris taken him to the final boardroom. Mark, who was instrumental in the team's first task success, failed in several key areas with this assignment.
And while no one can fault that it was a nice gesture, it is unclear why the cameras needed to follow him all the way there and back.īack in New York, Chris decided to focus his time on the campaign's television commercial, leaving the print advertisements delegated primarily to Mark Lamkin. In a follow up to last week's episode, viewers also saw Randal Pinkett, who had learned that his grandmother had passed away sometime during the show's initial days of taping, being flown to Philadelphia to attend her funeral. Clearly she hasn't watched The Apprentice much, as she'd know that credit and blame are never far from one another, and credit is always very short lived.ĭespite Marshawn's oversight, it became clear that the women's team, having removed their most disruptive member during The Apprentice 4's first boardroom session, were able to focus on the task at hand - especially Alla, whose pre-show credentials were somewhat in question, proved perhaps she is an actual contender this season. Marshawn's hands-off approach annoyed several other members of her team - particularly last week's project manager Kristi Caudell, who felt she and her group (Alla, Jennifer Murphy, and herself) were doing all the work while Marshawn would be getting all the credit. Meanwhile, over on Capitol Edge, Marshawn Evans took the project leadership role and delegated the critical tasks of the video creation off to Alla Wartenberg with what appeared to be little supervision.
When Markus later proved to be unable to handle a simple traffic coordination assignment, that proved to be the final straw for a frustrated Chris, who removed Markus from any meaningful task role.
Beginning with Excel's initial meeting with Lamborghini executives in which he showed complete disregard for Chris' pre-meeting instructions, Markus appeared unable to follow simple directions. In one of the episodes many moments of irony, Excel (the men’s team) began celebrating immediately upon hearing what the task involved, feeling that as men, they had a huge advantage over Capitol Edge, the all female team.įrom the beginning of the task, Chris - who had volunteered to become the project manager - had issues with Markus Garrison, last week's project manager and general team misfit. Last night's broadcast of The Apprentice 4's second episode began with Trump meeting the remaining contestants at the now completed building in which Season 1 Apprentice candidate Omarosa Manigault-Stallworth had been memorably hit on the head by falling plaster.Īlthough the building played no obvious role in the week's task, Trump can always use another opportunity to plug one of his real estate projects, so he used the location to reveal this week's task assignment: creating a 30-second television commercial and corresponding print ads for a new Lamborghini sports car.
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