The Apprentice
To Have and Have Not
TV Flash files “To Have and Have Not” as a desk essential hour — The Apprentice (2004–2017) on NBC, season 6, episode 1, aired 2007-01-07, 60 min.
From the desk
How this hour is filed
This leaf is S06E01: listed hour 81 of 107 in the The Apprentice guide, first listed hour of season 6. It aired 2007-01-07 (60 min). The listed hour before it is “Decision Time” (S05E15). Next is “Pink Is the New Black” (S06E02).
Essential hour: “To Have and Have Not”. To Have and Have Not titles a season-six premiere like a novel: wealth as the set decoration, the finger still the only cliffhanger.
Catalog log
Broadcast listing — not a TV Flash recap.
Shocking new twists and turns - and a cross-country move to Los Angeles - shake up the sixth season premiere of "The Apprentice" when Donald Trump invites 18 talented candidates to Los Angeles and makes some dramatic changes to the world's toughest job interview. Winning project managers get powerful perks and losers have far more to fear than the just the boardroom. The new "Apprentice" cast - which includes an Olympic Gold medalist, an internet entrepreneur and a construction firm owner -- will have to navigate the new twists and turns while vying for the coveted title of "The Apprentice" and the career opportunity of a lifetime working for the legendary business tycoon.
Viewer FAQ
Where does To Have and Have Not sit in the The Apprentice guide?
S06E01 is listed hour 81 of 107 — first listed hour of season 6, season 6 episode 1.
When did The Apprentice S06E01 air?
To Have and Have Not aired 2007-01-07 and is listed at 60 minutes.
Is The Apprentice just the catchphrase?
Tasks, boardroom, weekly elimination — Burnett business theater. You're fired entered the lexicon because the format printed it nightly.
In the series
Why this series still plays
Corporate tasks, a boardroom, a pointing finger, and a catchphrase that left the studio. The Apprentice is Mark Burnett business theater that turned a real-estate showman into a prime-time character — elimination math as entertainment, with a political afterlife nobody booked as a twist.
The pointing finger is the silhouette. Mark Burnett's The Apprentice premiered on NBC in 2004 to huge ratings: Donald Trump as host, a real-estate showman turned into a prime-time character, Ivanka Trump, George Ross, Carolyn Kepcher in the boardroom. Contestants battle corporate tasks. Elimination math as entertainment. You're fired entered the lexicon like a garment everyone suddenly owned. Later seasons shifted hosts after Trump's political rise. The afterlife is the argument. The original lighting is the…
Filed against
- Donald Trump as Host
Donald Trump hosted The Apprentice as boardroom business theater — corporate tasks, a pointing finger, a catchphrase that left the studio, Mark Burnett turning a real-estate showman into a prime-time character. Elimination math as…
- Ivanka Trump as Advisor
Ivanka Trump sat in The Apprentice as Advisor — Mark Burnett business theater, corporate tasks, a boardroom, a pointing finger, a catchphrase that left the studio. Real-estate showman as prime-time character; the daughter as counsel in…
- George Ross as Advisor
George Ross sat in The Apprentice boardroom as Advisor — 2000s Mark Burnett business theater, corporate tasks, a pointing finger, a catchphrase that left the studio. Real-estate showman as prime-time character; Ross as the counsel in the…
- Carolyn Kepcher as Advisor
Carolyn Kepcher sat as advisor on The Apprentice — corporate tasks, a boardroom, a pointing finger, Mark Burnett business theater that turned a real-estate showman into a prime-time character. Elimination math as entertainment, a…