I like this season of the Celebrity Apprentice. Aubrey is the best villain since Omarosa, and maybe even more evil and cunning.

For the reason that Penn did not address that slogan issue, it made the decision of who was going to get fired between Penn and Clay. Penn should have went after Dayana using the "this is your 7th time in the board room" attack, but like you said, he didn't step up. Sucks, because he, Lisa, and Clay would have been a…

I don't think they are the most competent. Those two were getting beat week after week until Aubrey switched teams and brought her insubordinate, back-stabbing, mediocre, ignorant, chubby butt to Unanimous. I think Penn, Paul Sr., and Clay were/are the most competent. Arsenio has his moments but too often he's bogged…

The Smoking Man killed Rosie Larsen!

Well played, EODS.

Haha, when I saw that outfit I thought to myself, yeah, pretty offensive unless it's a Mel Brooks film, in which case it's hella hilarious.

IMHO the ones that irk me are the films where the protagonist white hero saves the savage injun or ones that perpetuate the indian myth such as the noble savage or drunk indian. They simplify a culture into a trite caricature and force me to deal with goofballs asking about made-up indian magic or how much they care…

I thought Mohicans did one of the better jobs portraying Native Americans. Also, many tribes used head dresses for traditional ceremonies and sometimes during battle and maybe that morphed into the headband thingy? I do know some of the southern tribes had head gear that could be described as "headbands". Just a…

He's as we Native Americans like to say, another "my great-grandmother was part Cherokee."  After the hundredth time hearing that line I lost my will to engage in that convo. The thing that has perplexed me is why is it always part Cherokee or Apache? Oh yeah…Hollywood.

I'm going to go with Mitch, only because she married a mafia enforcer and eats lunch with teenage prostitutes instead of her family.

Holder is like Bubbles from the Wire, only he's white and a murder police.

At least Twin Peaks had a dancing midget.

The detectives on this show are the very definition of passive/aggressive behavior. If they communicated better, this show would have finished 6 episodes in last year.

It's not so much Arsenio's poor choice of words that struck me, it was his lack of control over his anger that I would expect from a young person but not an adult of his age and experience. He was also grasping for excuses to explain his behavior rather than owning it and apologizing. Of course each of the contestants…

Aubrey has a reality tv show? That is news to me.

Now I'm getting an idea why Arsenio Hall's career floundered from the mid-90's until now. His "keeping it real" attitude does not compliment his public persona.

I'm not going to miss Lou saying, "I always give 110%."

After a reread of the review I agree with your points and I apologize to Sims for misreading him.

I don't agree with this reviewers contention that, "I don’t think there are many casual watchers of Game Of Thrones." All of my friends, aside from one, have not read any of the books and all of them love this show to the point where they facebook, tweet or blog about it right after the show airs.

as someone pointed out earlier, their jaws are detached. I'm sure they still tried to move forward and zombify her when they were first put in that predicament but over time they probably gave up.