Wednesday, February 02, 2005

The Apprentice Scared Straight

America's most resourceful jailbird, Martha Stewart, will soon host "The Apprentice." The New York Times reports that once Martha is released from federal prison next month and placed under house arrest (only in America), she will host the reality TV program as she searches for an assistant to help run Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia.

"While she is known for her household advice and cooking skills, the show will focus much more on the business and marketing acumen she used to build a multibillion-dollar company and try to reveal a side of her that was not a prominent part of her previous television persona. Its featured contestants - probably 18 per season - will not be baking cakes or making wreaths but competing in tasks much like those on Mr. Trump's show, except in the lifestyle, not the real-estate, business."

Well, well, well. A mogul convicted for shady business practices will host a reality TV game in which she makes contestants jump through hoops for a slice of her business.

By that logic, we humbly submit our next contestant for TV's "The Bachelor."

3 Comments:

At 7:09 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

WOW!!! How exciting. It is really too bad that our presidential campaigns are not done the same way as "The Apprentice". I can not wait to see Martha again!

 
At 10:18 PM, Blogger Unknown said...

New shows already in the works:

Michael Jackson hosting his own prepubescent (all male review) talent search. Network execs are considering R. Kelly for the female version.

Kobe Bryant hosting a "hands-on" dating show. It looks like Kobe beat out Merv Albert, Mike Tyson, and even Bill O'Reilly for this job. Congratulations, Kobe. What a competitor!

I found your site a couple of weeks ago; I really enjoy it.

 
At 10:59 PM, Blogger Chase McInerney said...

O'Reilly will kick ass at that ... or kick loofah, perhaps. Thanks for reading, Mama T ... by the way, I like "I Only Speak the Truth," too.

 

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