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NBC'S "APPRENTICE" CANDIDATES PUT ON VIP EVENT FOR LEXUS, AND THE WINNERS GET TO RECORD A SONG WITH HIP-HOP SUPERSTAR SNOOP DOGG ON SUNDAY, MARCH 4 (10-11 P.M. ET)
NBC'S "APPRENTICE" CANDIDATES PUT ON VIP EVENT FOR LEXUS, AND THE WINNERS GET TO RECORD A SONG WITH HIP-HOP SUPERSTAR SNOOP DOGG ON SUNDAY, MARCH 4 (10-11 P.M. ET)
Plus, The Boardroom Gets Brutal With A Shocking Double Firing!
BURBANK � February 27, 2007 � Putting on a VIP event for a high-end luxury car is this week's task for the candidates of NBC's "The Apprentice: Los Angeles," airing Sunday, March 4 at the series' new timeslot of 10-11 p.m. ET. While the winners get to spend an evening recording a song with Snoop Dogg, the losing team is shocked to see two of their teammates fired in an explosive boardroom finale.
The "Apprentice" candidates are asked to create a special VIP experience for preferred Lexus guests to introduce the company's new sedan. While one team attempts to redefine luxury, the other team must compensate for a distracted project manager and the budding romance between two of their teammates. The winners gets to create a new rap song with Snoop Dogg, while the losers get blindsided by an unexpected double firing in the boardroom. Randal Pinkett, "The Apprentice" season four winner, will observe this week's competition and advise Trump in the boardroom.
Viewers of "The Apprentice: Los Angeles" can win a weekly Grand Prize random drawing of $10,000 by playing the live interactive "Get Rich with Trump" game during each episode. "Get Rich with Trump" can be played by sending a text message from a cell phone or by logging on NBC.com/Apprentice. Please log onto NBC.com for complete rules.
"The Apprentice: Los Angeles" is produced by Mark Burnett Productions in association with Trump Productions LLC. Mark Burnett, Donald J. Trump and Jay Bienstock are executive producers. Conrad Riggs, Page Feldman and James Canniffe are co-executive producers.
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