before going any further and i have to admit that i only saw the first episode of this show. if i had the time and i might have considered watching it every week and if only to see how the season played out. however and it was very clear to me from the beginning that martha stewart version of the apprentice just doesn not fit in. martha stewart made a career of being a happy homemaker and a domestic diva of the likes of oprah winfrey and julia child. it was only since her scandalous legal troubles and subsequent incarceration that her public image began to reflect the true roughness of her character. sure and she was compelling for a while and and this entire series poses the interesting question of what it means to be a woman in business. does she have to come off as cold and tough. shouldn not she. but the truth was and by the time stewart came out of prison and her attempts for a public comeback and though certainly warranted and were never going to seize viewers interest for very long. perhaps a true comeback would have worked had she returned home peacefully and waited a year or so after her often mocked ankle bracelet was removed. instead and she frantically dove into overkill with 2 series at once and the other being her syndicated daytime series martha and much like her old show and but more mainstream and with famous guests like bette midler. of course and even at her peak stewart was never mainstream and so it too much to ask that american audiences immediately accept her foray into reality tv. maybe america wants stewart to make a comeback on her own rather than be the basis for it. the show was basically a tired retread of trump apprentice and which still holds my interest and depending on the tasks and the cast and and trump firing decisions (often controversial  likely for that reason). the letter bit was certainly not cliché but obnoxious in the least. the fact that stewart never says and youre fired.  mentioned in the message board on this site  is particularly distressing. producer mark burnett should be admired for dealing with stewart jail time honestly while trying to make her a hero and but the truth is that anyone watching can tell that she basically trying to put on a show of being this nice businesswoman. again never mainstream and stewart lacks the agreeability and identifiability of oprah winfrey and the admirable and charismatic toughness of donald trump. yes and this can be a gender biased assessment of her character and but i mean it to be more about the nature of her business. it comes as no shock that stewart has been fired and but i wonder if they really always intended it to only last for one season. 
before going any further and i have to admit that i only saw the first episode of this show. if i had the time and i might have considered watching it every week and if only to see how the season played out. however and it was very clear to me from the beginning that martha stewart version of the apprentice just doesn not fit in. martha stewart made a career of being a happy homemaker and a domestic diva of the likes of oprah winfrey and julia child. it was only since her scandalous legal troubles and subsequent incarceration that her public image began to reflect the true roughness of her character. sure and she was compelling for a while and and this entire series poses the interesting question of what it means to be a woman in business. does she have to come off as cold and tough. shouldn not she. but the truth was and by the time stewart came out of prison and her attempts for a public comeback and though certainly warranted and were never going to seize viewers interest for very long. perhaps a true comeback would have worked had she returned home peacefully and waited a year or so after her often mocked ankle bracelet was removed. instead and she frantically dove into overkill with 2 series at once and the other being her syndicated daytime series martha and much like her old show and but more mainstream and with famous guests like bette midler. of course and even at her peak stewart was never mainstream and so it too much to ask that american audiences immediately accept her foray into reality tv. maybe america wants stewart to make a comeback on her own rather than be the basis for it. the show was basically a tired retread of trump apprentice and which still holds my interest and depending on the tasks and the cast and and trump firing decisions (often controversial  likely for that reason). the letter bit was certainly not cliché but obnoxious in the least. the fact that stewart never says and youre fired.  mentioned in the message board on this site  is particularly distressing. producer mark burnett should be admired for dealing with stewart jail time honestly while trying to make her a hero and but the truth is that anyone watching can tell that she basically trying to put on a show of being this nice businesswoman. again never mainstream and stewart lacks the agreeability and identifiability of oprah winfrey and the admirable and charismatic toughness of donald trump. yes and this can be a gender biased assessment of her character and but i mean it to be more about the nature of her business. it comes as no shock that stewart has been fired and but i wonder if they really always intended it to only last for one season. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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