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'''[[November 9]]''' is the 313th day of the year (314th in [[leap year]]s) in the [[Gregorian Calendar]], with 52 days remaining.
'''''The Apprentice: Martha Stewart''''' is the first [[spin-off]] from the [[United States|American]] [[reality television]] series ''[[The Apprentice]]''. The series premiered on [[September 21]], [[2005]]. The show is broadcast on [[NBC]] and is hosted by business tycoon [[Martha Stewart]]. The format of the show is tailored to suit Stewart's personality and brand identity. The tasks are centered around Stewart's areas of expertise: media, culinary arts, entertaining, decorating, crafts, design, merchandising, and style. Stewart brings her own sensibilities and creativity to the elimination process. Sometimes, but not always, she uses her catchphrase: "Good-bye." This is her equivalent to [[Donald Trump]]'s catchphrase: "You're fired."
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Earlier reports however frequently reported incorrectly that her phrase was "You just don't fit in" but this turned out to only be a commentary on the first eliminated contestant. She also writes a cordial letter to the candidate who is fired. Although the letter is designed to give comfort, many times she takes subtle jabs at the fired candidate and gives frank reasons for why the candidate did not succeed on the show.
[[Donald Trump]] and [[Mark Burnett]] are executive producers for the show. Businessman [[Charles Koppelman]] and Stewart's daughter, [[Alexis Stewart]], are Martha Stewart's eyes and ears. They closely watch the two teams throught the week and report their observations to Stewart.
== Events ==
*[[694]] - Hispano-Visigothic king [[Egica]] accuses Jews of aiding Moslems, and sentences all Jews to slavery.
*[[1282]] - [[Pope Martin IV]] excommunicates King [[Peter III of Aragon]].
*[[1492]] - [[Peace of Etaples]] between [[Henry VII of England|Henry VII]] & [[Charles VIII of France|Charles VIII]].
*[[1494]] - [[Family de' Medici]] become rulers of [[Florence]].
*[[1520]] - Swedish [[Christian II of Denmark|King Christian II]] executes 82 in the [[Stockholm Bloodbath]].
*[[1729]] - Spain, France & England sign the [[Treaty of Seville]].
*[[1799]] - [[Napoleon Bonaparte]] leads the [[Coup d'état|Coup]] of [[18 Brumaire]].
*[[1848]] - [[Robert Blum]], [[Germany|German]] revolutionary, executed in [[Vienna]]
*[[1851]] - [[Kentucky]] marshals abduct abolitionist minister [[Calvin Fairbank]] from [[Jeffersonville, Indiana]], and take him to Kentucky to stand trial for helping a slave escape.
*[[1862]] - [[American Civil War]]: [[United States|Union]] General [[Ambrose Burnside]] assumes command of the [[Army of the Potomac]], after [[George McClellan]] was removed.
*[[1872]] - The [[Great Boston Fire of 1872]].
*[[1887]] - The [[United States]] receives rights to [[Pearl Harbor]], [[Hawaii]].
*[[1888]] - [[Jack the Ripper]] kills Mary Jane Kelly, his last known victim.
*[[1906]] - [[Theodore Roosevelt]] is the first sitting [[President of the United States]] to make an official trip outside the country (to inspect progress on the [[Panama Canal]]).
*[[1907]] - The [[Cullinan Diamond]] is presented to [[King Edward VII]] on his birthday.
*[[1918]] - Kaiser [[Wilhelm II of Germany]] abdicates after the [[German Revolution]], and [[Germany]] is proclaimed a [[Republic]].
*[[1918]] - [[Kurt Eisner]], Provisional National Council Minister-President, declares [[Bavaria]] to be a [[republic]].
*[[1923]] - In [[Munich]], [[Germany]], police and government troops crush the [[Beer Hall Putsch]] in [[Bavaria]]. The failed [[coup]] is the work of the [[Nazis]].
*[[1932]] - Riots between conservative and socialist supporters in [[Switzerland]] kill 12 and injure 60.
*[[1937]] - Japanese troops take control of [[Shanghai]], [[China]].
*[[1938]] - [[Kristallnacht]], [[Nazi Germany]]'s first large-scale act of physical anti-Jewish violence, begins.
*[[1940]] - Premiere of [[Joaquin Rodrigo]]'s [[Concierto de Aranjuez]] in [[Barcelona]], [[Spain]].
*[[1953]] - [[Cambodia]] becomes independent from [[France]].
*[[1960]] - [[Robert McNamara]] is named president of [[Ford Motor Co.]], the first non-Ford to serve in that post, but he quit a month later to join the newly-elected [[John F. Kennedy]] administration.
*[[1961]] - [[Neil A. Armstrong]] records a world record speed in a jet plane of 6,587km/h flying a [[X-15]].
*[[1963]] - At Miike in [[Japan]], a [[coal mine]] explosion kills 458, and hospitalises 839 with [[carbon monoxide poisoning]].
*[[1965]] - Several [[U.S. state]]s and parts of [[Canada]] are hit by a series of [[blackout]]s lasting up to 13 hours in the [[Northeast Blackout of 1965]].
*[[1965]] - Catholic Worker member [[Roger Allen LaPorte]], protesting against the [[Vietnam War]], sets himself on fire in front of the [[United Nations]] building.
*[[1967]] - [[Apollo program]]: [[NASA]] launches the unmanned [[Apollo 4]] test spacecraft from [[Cape Kennedy]].
*[[1970]] - Vietnam War: The [[Supreme Court of the United States]] to not hear a case to allow [[Massachusetts]] to enforce its law granting residents the right to refuse military service in an undeclared war.
*[[1971]] - [[John List]], an accountant from [[Westfield, New Jersey]] murders his mother, wife and three children. He then hides under a new identity for 18 years.
*[[1986]] - [[Romania]]: Election of Patriarch Teoctist [[Arǎpaşu/Theoctist]]
*[[1989]] - [[Cold War]]: [[Communism|Communist]]-controlled [[East Germany]] opens checkpoints in the [[Berlin Wall]] allowing its citizens to freely travel to [[West Germany]].
*[[1993]] - [[Stari Most]], the "old bridge" in Bosnian [[Mostar]] built in [[1566]], collapses after several days of bombing.
*[[1994]] - Discovery of the [[chemical element]] [[Darmstadtium]].
*[[1997]] - [[BBC News 24]] begins broadcasting at 17:30 GMT.
*[[1997]] - [[Mike Lookinland]] (of [[The Brady Bunch]] fame) is charged with drunk driving in [[St. George]], [[Utah]].
*[[1998]] - Brokerage houses are ordered to pay US$1.03 billion to cheated [[NASDAQ]] investors to compensate for their price-fixing. This is the largest civil settlement in [[United States]] history.
*[[2003]] - During the holy month of [[Ramadan]], a suicide-terrorist attack in [[Riyadh]], [[Saudi Arabia]], kills 17 people.
*[[2003]] - [[Rebel Youth Network]] Organizing Committee formed in [[Toronto]].
*[[2004]] - [[Mozilla Firefox]] 1.0 released. This has become one of [[Microsoft]] [[Internet Explorer]]'s biggest competitors.
*[[2004]] - The long-awaited [[Xbox]] game [[Halo 2]] is released, bringing in US$75 million from pre-orders alone.
*[[2005]] - The [[Venus Express]] mission of the [[European Space Agency]] is launched from the [[Baikonur Cosmodrome]] in [[Kazakhstan]].
[[Image:Trumpmartha.jpg|thumb|Martha Stewart with Donald Trump]]
== Births ==
*[[1414]] - [[Albert III, Margrave of Brandenburg]] (d. [[1486]])
*[[1522]] - [[Martin Chemnitz]], German theologian (d. [[1586]])
*[[1664]] - [[Henry Wharton]], English writer (d. [[1695]])
*[[1717]] - [[Johann Joachim Winckelmann]], German classical scholar and archaeologist (d. [[1768]])
*[[1721]] - [[Mark Akenside]], English poet and physician (d. [[1770]])
*[[1731]] - [[Benjamin Banneker]], American scientist (d. [[1806]])
*[[1802]] - [[Elijah P. Lovejoy]], American abolitionist (d. [[1837]])
*[[1810]] - [[Bernhard von Langenbeck]], German surgeon (d. [[1887]])
*[[1818]] - [[Ivan Turgenev]], Russian writer (d. [[1883]])
*[[1825]] - [[A.P. Hill]], American Confederate general (d. [[1865]])
*[[1841]] - King [[Edward VII of the United Kingdom]] (d. [[1910]])
*[[1853]] - [[Stanford White]], American architect (d. [[1906]])
*[[1869]] - [[Marie Dressler]], Canadian actress (d. [[1934]])
*[[1873]] - [[Otfrid Foerster]], German neurologist (d. [[1941]])
*[[1877]] - [[Enrico De Nicola]], Italian politician (d. [[1959]])
*[[1877]] - [[Allama Iqbal]], Indian philosopher and poet (d. [[1938]])
*[[1879]] - [[Milan Sufflay]], Croatian politician (d. [[1931]])
*[[1880]] - Sir [[Giles Gilbert Scott]], English architect (d. [[1960]])
*[[1883]] - [[Edna May Oliver]], American actress (d. [[1942]])
*[[1885]] - [[Velimir Khlebnikov]], Russian writer (d. [[1922]])
*[[1885]] - [[Hermann Weyl]], German mathematician (d. [[1955]])
*[[1886]] - [[Ed Wynn]], American actor (d. [[1966]])
*[[1889]] - [[Jean Monnet]], French internationalist (d. [[1979]])
*[[1892]] - [[Mabel Normand]], American actress (d. [[1930]])
*[[1895]] - [[Mae Marsh]], American actress (d. [[1968]])
*[[1897]] - [[Ronald George Wreyford Norrish]] British chemist, [[Nobel Prize in Chemistry|Nobel Prize]] laureate (d. [[1978]])
*[[1902]] - [[Anthony Asquith]], British film director (d. [[1968]])
*[[1905]] - [[Erika Mann]], German writer (d. [[1969]])
*[[1913]] - [[Hedy Lamarr]], Austrian actress (d. [[2000]])
*[[1915]] - [[Sargent Shriver]], U.S. Vice Presidential candidate
*[[1918]] - [[Spiro Agnew]], [[Vice President of the United States]] (d. [[1996]])
*[[1923]] - [[Alice Coachman]], American athlete
*[[1923]] - [[Dorothy Dandridge]], American actress (d. [[1965]])
*[[1928]] - [[Anne Sexton]], American poet (d. [[1974]])
*[[1929]] - [[Imre Kertész]], Hungarian writer, [[Nobel Prize in Literature|Nobel Prize]] laureate
*[[1934]] - [[Ingvar Carlsson]], Swedish politician
*[[1934]] - [[Carl Sagan]], American astronomer, writer and philosopher (d. [[1996]])
*[[1935]] - [[Bob Gibson]], baseball player
*[[1936]] - [[Mikhail Tal]], Latvian chess player (d. [[1992]])
*[[1936]] - [[Daniel Robert Graham]], Governor of Florida
*[[1937]] - [[Roger McGough]], English performance poet ("[[The Scaffold]]")
*[[1941]] - [[Tom Fogerty]], American musician ([[Creedence Clearwater Revival]]) (d. [[1990]])
*[[1942]] - [[Tom Weiskopf]], American golfer
*[[1951]] - [[Lou Ferrigno]], American bodybuilder and actor
*[[1959]] - [[Thomas Quasthoff]], German bass-baritone
*[[1959]] - [[Tony Slattery]], British actor and comedian
*[[1961]] - [[Jill Dando]], British television presenter (d. [[1999]])
*[[1964]] - [[Robert Duncan McNeill]], American actor
*[[1965]] - [[Bryn Terfel]], Welsh baritone
*[[1970]] - [[Chris Jericho]], American professional wrestler
*[[1970]] - [[Susan Tedeschi]], American musician
*[[1972]] - [[Corin Tucker]], American singer ([[Sleater-Kinney]])
*[[1974]] - [[Alessandro Del Piero]], Italian footballer
*[[1978]] - [[Sisqó]], American actor and singer ([[Dru Hill]])
*[[1979]] - [[Martin Taylor (footballer)|Martin Taylor]], English footballer
*[[1984]] - [[Delta Goodrem]], Australian singer, songwriter, and actress
The two teams are called Matchstick and Primarius.
== Deaths ==
*[[959]] - [[Constantine VII]], [[Byzantine Emperor]] (b. [[905]])
*[[1187]] - [[Emperor Gaozong]] of China (b. [[1107]])
*[[1208]] - [[Sancha of Castile]], queen of [[Alfonso II of Aragon]] (b. [[1155]])
*[[1504]] - King [[Ferdinand II of Aragon]] (b. [[1452]])
*[[1623]] - [[William Camden]], English historian (b. [[1551]])
*[[1641]] - [[Cardinal-Infante Ferdinand]], Governor of the Netherlands and Bishop of Toledo
*[[1766]] - [[Unico Wilhelm van Wassenaer]], Dutch composer (b. [[1692]])
*[[1770]] - [[John Campbell, 4th Duke of Argyll]], Scottish politician
*[[1848]] - [[Robert Blum]], German politician and member of the National Assembly (executed) (b. [[1810]])
*[[1911]] - [[Howard Pyle]], American author and illustrator (b. [[1853]])
*[[1918]] - [[Guillaume Apollinaire]], French poet (b. [[1880]])
*[[1937]] - [[Ramsay MacDonald]], [[Prime Minister of the United Kingdom]] (b. [[1866]])
*[[1940]] - [[Neville Chamberlain]], [[Prime Minister of the United Kingdom]] (b. [[1869]])
*[[1940]] - [[Stephen Alencastre|Stephen Peter Alencastre]], Portuguese Catholic prelate (b. [[1876]])
*[[1942]] - [[Edna May Oliver]], American actress (b. [[1883]])
*[[1944]] - [[Frank Marshall]], American chess player (b. [[1877]])
*[[1951]] - [[Sigmund Romberg]], Hungarian-born composer (b. [[1887]])
*[[1952]] - [[Chaim Weizmann]], first [[President of Israel]] (b. [[1874]])
*[[1953]] - [[Dylan Thomas]], Welsh poet and author (b. [[1914]])
*[[1970]] - [[Charles de Gaulle]], [[President of France]] (b. [[1890]])
The show's theme song is "[[Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)]]" by the [[Eurythmics]].
*[[1988]] - [[John N. Mitchell]], [[United States Attorney General]] and convicted Watergate criminal (b. [[1913]])
*[[1991]] - [[Yves Montand]], French actor (b. [[1921]])
*[[2000]] - [[Hugh Paddick]], British actor (b. [[1915]])
*[[2002]] - [[William Schutz]], psychologist
*[[2003]] - [[Art Carney]], American actor (b. [[1918]])
*[[2003]] - [[Gordon Onslow Ford]], English painter (b. [[1912]])
*[[2004]] - [[Iris Chang]], American author (b. [[1968]]
Ok i couldnt find births 2 edit they wouldnt let me get 2 it 4 some reason. but i have a bday u peeps 4got. this is the bday of a gay alchoholic. U figure out who it is urself cuz im not gonna write it on the internet. the same dude who made me feel bad 4 ruining stuff b4 strikes again + now i feel bad 4 almost saying this person is gay to the whole world. They'll be getting drunk 2nite. Happy bday peeps. peace out!! :) Ps i dont know if this person really gay. NEway 2 make urself feel better if ur famous and 2days ur bday just tell urself its not u and it probably isnt. Sorry to the person it really is and this is just a joke ur probably not really gay or have a drinking problem and im just some stupid 15 yr old guy who wants to mess up websites with nothing better 2 do at 9 on a wed. nite. Bye now. 4 real this time.
Despite the fairly big initial hype, ratings for this spinoff have been nothing short of weak. This show averages only 7 million viewers, and garners a mediocre 2.5 average in the very important demographic of 18-49 year old viewers. However, it should be noted that this program airs against very tough competition, including ABC's massive hit ''[[Lost (TV series)|Lost]]''. There have been numerous reasons thrown out as to why this show isn't doing as well as expected, including: "too much" Martha (daytime program and primetime), confusion between this version and Trump's version which airs the day after (on Thursday nights), and weak casting. Due to these factors, it is unlikely that this program will make it back for a second season, although NBC does have the option of bringing it back to air for Season #2 during the relatively slow summer TV season.
== Holidays and observances ==
* [[Calendar of Saints|Roman Catholicism]] - Dedication of the [[Basilica di San Giovanni in Laterano]], [[Cathedral]] of the [[Pope]] (memorial feast day)
* Also see [[November 9 (Eastern Orthodox liturgics)]]
* [[Cambodia]] - [[Independence Day]] ([[1953]])
* [[Germany]] - November 9th is often called [[Germany]]'s ''[[Schicksalstag]]'' (day of fate) due to the events of [[1848]], [[1918]], [[1923]], [[1938]], and [[1989]].
* [[Europe]] - [[Inventor's day]] - in honor of [[Hedy Lamarr]]'s birthday
==Candidates==
== External links ==
''See: [[The Apprentice: Martha Stewart Candidates]]''
* [http://news.bbc.co.uk/onthisday/hi/dates/stories/november/9 BBC: On This Day]
==Episodes==
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===Week 1: Once Upon a Time===
*'''Airdate:''' [[September 21]], [[2005]]
*'''Hosting Company:''' [[Random House]]
*'''Project:''' Teams had to design and write a [[children's book]] and read it to a group of first graders.
*'''Primarius Project Manager:''' Dawna
*'''Matchstick Project Manager:''' Jeff
*'''Winning Team:''' Primarius
*'''Primarius' Special Commendation:''' A Japanese dinner with Martha
*'''Losing Team:''' Matchstick
*'''Final Boardroom:''' Jeff, Dawn, Jim
*'''Dismissed:''' Jeff, for taking over the entire project and not listening to his teammates. (Martha to Jeff: "You just don't fit in.")
===Week 2: Business is Blooming===
[[November 8]] - [[November 10]] - [[October 9]] - [[December 9]] -- [[historical anniversaries|listing of all days]]
*'''Airdate:''' [[September 28]], [[2005]]
*'''Hosting Company:''' [[Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia]]
*'''Project:''' Teams had to sell flowers in high-end floral shops.
*'''Primarius Project Manager:''' Carrie
*'''Matchstick Project Manager:''' Chuck
*'''Winning Team:''' Primarius
*'''Primarius' Special Commendation:''' Building a garden for a Community Center in the Chelsea neighborhood
*'''Losing Team:''' Matchstick
*'''Final Boardroom:''' Chuck, Dawn, Jim
*'''Dismissed:''' Chuck, for poor leadership.
===Week 3: Bake It 'Til You Make It===
{{months}}
*'''Airdate:''' [[October 5]], [[2005]]
*'''Hosting Company:''' [[Michael C. Fina]]
*'''Project:''' Teams had to design and sell a wedding cake.
*'''Primarius Project Manager:''' Howie
*'''Matchstick Project Manager:''' David
*'''Winning Team:''' Primarius
*'''Primarius' Special Commendation:''' Dinner at Jean-George with [[Donald Trump|Donald]] and [[Melania Knauss|Melania Trump]]
*'''Losing Team:''' Matchstick
*'''Final Boardroom:''' David, Marcela, Dawn (Bethenny, Shawn and Jim recalled to the boardroom by Martha)
*'''Dismissed:''' Shawn, for off-handed remarks (First Woman Dismissed, also the first person to be fired and not having even been chosen for the boardroom).
*'''Special Note:''' Jim's wife has a baby.
===Week 4: Sweet Suite===
[[af:9 November]]
*'''Airdate:''' [[October 12]], [[2005]]
[[ar:9 نوفمبر]]
*'''Hosting Company:''' [[Westin Hotels]]
[[an:9 de nobiembre]]
*'''Project:''' Teams had to create a fantasy suite in a Westin Hotel.
[[ast:9 de payares]]
*'''Primarius Project Manager:''' Amanda
[[bg:9 ноември]]
*'''Matchstick Project Manager:''' Leslie
[[be:9 лістапада]]
*'''Winning Team:''' Primarius
[[bs:9. novembar]]
*'''Primarius' Special Commendation:''' Enjoying the hotel suite that they had finished.
[[ca:9 de novembre]]
*'''Losing Team:''' Matchstick
[[co:9 di nuvembri]]
*'''Final Boardroom:''' Leslie, Bethenny, Dawn
[[cs:9. listopad]]
*'''Dismissed:''' Dawn, for being completely dysfunctional.
[[cy:9 Tachwedd]]
*'''Special Note:''' Leslie is transferred to Matchstick from Primarius and becomes the project mananger.
[[da:9. november]]
[[de:9. November]]
===Week 5: Mixed Greens===
[[et:9. november]]
*'''Airdate:''' [[October 19]], [[2005]]
[[el:9 Νοεμβρίου]]
*'''Hosting Company:''' [[Wishbone]]
[[es:9 de noviembre]]
*'''Project:''' Teams had to create and sell a Salad Dressing.
[[eo:9-a de novembro]]
*'''Primarius Project Manager:''' Jennifer
[[eu:Azaroaren 9]]
*'''Matchstick Project Manager:''' Ryan
[[fo:9. november]]
*'''Winning Team:''' Matchstick
[[fr:9 novembre]]
*'''Matchstick's Special Commendation:''' A trip on a [[Schooner]] around [[New York City]].
[[fy:9 novimber]]
*'''Losing Team:''' Primarius
[[ga:9 Samhain]]
*'''Final Boardroom:''' Jennifer, Jim
[[gl:9 de novembro]]
*'''Dismissed:''' Jennifer, for not taking Jim off the task when he behaved badly.
[[ko:11월 9일]]
*'''Special Notes:'''
[[hr:9. studenog]]
**Bethenny, Howie, Sarah, Carrie, Jim and Jennifer become the new Primarius, Ryan, Amanda, Leslie, Dawna, David and Marcela become the new Matchstick.
[[io:9 di novembro]]
**Officially Ryan, Amanda and Dawna are transferred to Matchstick. Jim and Bethenny are transferred to Primarius.
[[id:9 November]]
**Matchstick finally wins for the first time in the series.
[[ia:9 de novembre]]
**This is the first time a two-person boardroom takes place and it is the first time Martha choses the boardroom candidates instead of the project manager.
[[is:9. nóvember]]
[[it:9 novembre]]
===Week 6: Every Dog Has His Day===
[[he:9 בנובמבר]]
*'''Airdate:''' [[October 26]], [[2005]]
[[jv:9 November]]
*'''Hosting Company:''' [[Purina|Purina Beneful]]
[[ka:9 ნოემბერი]]
*'''Project:''' Teams had to create an auction package with various celebrities and then raise the most money during the auction.
[[csb:9 lëstopadnika]]
*'''Primarius Project Manager:''' Jim
[[ku:9'ê sermawezê]]
*'''Matchstick Project Manager:''' Marcela
[[la:9 Novembris]]
*'''Winning Team:''' Primarius
[[lt:Lapkričio 9]]
*'''Primarius' Special Commendation:''' No reward, as this was a charity event.
[[lb:9. November]]
*'''Losing Team:''' Matchstick
[[hu:November 9]]
*'''Final Boardroom:''' Marcela, David
[[mk:9 ноември]]
*'''Dismissed:''' David, for not contributing that much on the task and for being young and inexperienced.
[[nap:9 'e nuvembre]]
*'''Special Notes:'''
[[nl:9 november]]
**Matchstick's celebrities featured [[Chad Pennington]], [[Fran Drescher]], [[Bruce Vilanch]] & [[Jordan Allard]] and [[Merv Griffin]].
[[ja:11月9日]]
**Primarius' celebrities included [[Paul Sorvino|Paul]] & [[Amanda Sorvino]], [[Susan Lucci]], [[John Lithgow]] & [[Joanna Gleason]] and [[Todd Oldham]].
[[no:9. november]]
**Martha once again chooses the boardroom candidates.
[[nn:9. november]]
[[oc:9 de novembre]]
===Week 7: Swimming Against the Tide===
[[pl:9 listopada]]
*'''Airdate:''' [[November 2]], [[2005]]
[[pt:9 de Novembro]]
*'''Hosting Company:''' [[Tide]]
[[ro:9 noiembrie]]
*'''Project:''' Teams had to create a live/performing billboard showcasing the new Tide to Go pen.
[[ru:9 ноября]]
*'''Primarius Project Manager:''' Sarah
[[se:Skábmamánu 9.]]
*'''Matchstick Project Manager:''' Dawna
[[sq:9 Nëntor]]
*'''Winning Team:''' Matchstick
[[scn:9 di nuvèmmiru]]
*'''Matchstick's Special Commendation:''' Breakfast at [[Martha Stewart]]'s home in Bedford with [[Peter Arnell]].
[[simple:November 9]]
*'''Losing Team:''' Primarius
[[sk:9. november]]
*'''Final Boardroom:''' Sarah, Carrie, Bethenny, Howie
[[sl:9. november]]
*'''Dismissed:''' Sarah, for having no leadership ability, along with Carrie, for being Sarah's assistant for a poorly managed event and doing next to nothing on the task.
[[sr:9. новембар]]
*'''Special Notes:'''
[[fi:9. marraskuuta]]
**Martha dismisses two people for the first time in the history of the show.
[[sv:9 november]]
** This is the third occurence of one person or more being fired/dismissed on the Apprentice series. The first was Maria & Wes in the 2nd Season of Donald Trump's Apprentice. The second had ironically occured the previous week when Josh, Jennifer M., James and Mark were oddly enough all fired for mass incompetence in the worst managed task in the history of the show.
[[tl:Nobyembre 9]]
**Martha uses the phrase: "You both don't fit in." in the form "Neither of you fit in", for the first time since the first episode.
[[tt:9. Nöyäber]]
[[te:నవంబర్ 9]]
===Week 8: Don't Touch That Dial===
[[th:9 พฤศจิกายน]]
*'''Airdate:''' [[November 9]], [[2005]]
[[tr:9 Kasım]]
*'''Hosting Company:''' [[QVC]]
[[uk:9 листопада]]
*'''Project:''' Teams had to sell items on QVC. Matchstick sold a Self-Retracting Hose and Primarius sold the Bonnaire cordless self inflater
[[wa:9 di nôvimbe]]
*'''Primarius Project Manager:''' Bethenny
[[zh:11月9日]]
*'''Matchstick Project Manager:''' Ryan
*'''Winning Team:''' Matchstick
*'''Matchstick's Special Commendation:''' A helicopter ride to [[East Hampton (town), New York|East Hampton]] and a tour of one of Martha Stewart's homes with [[Kevin Sharkey]].
*'''Losing Team:''' Primarius
*'''Final Boardroom:''' Bethenny, Howie, Jim
*'''Dismissed:''' Howie, for refusing to pitch the product.
*'''Special Notes:'''
*Dawna is transferred back to Primarius
==Week by Week Results==
{| {{prettytable-center2}}
!bgcolor="gray"|<font color = "white">Candidate
!bgcolor="gray"|<font color = "white">Original Team
!bgcolor="gray"|<font color = "white">Episode 4 Team
!bgcolor="gray"|<font color = "white">Episode 5 Team
!bgcolor="gray"|<font color = "white">Episode 8 Team
!bgcolor="gray"|<font color = "white">Finish
|-
|[[Jeff Rudell]]
|bgcolor="purple"|Matchstick
|
|
|
|1st fired - Week 1
|-
|[[Chuck Soldano]]
|bgcolor="purple"|Matchstick
|
|
|
|2nd fired - Week 2
|-
|[[Shawn Killinger]]
|bgcolor="purple"|Matchstick
|
|
|
|3rd fired - Week 3
|-
|[[Dawn Silvia]]
|bgcolor="purple"|Matchstick
|
|
|
|4th fired - Week 4
|-
|[[Jennifer Le]]
|bgcolor="green"|Primarius
|bgcolor="green"|Primarius
|bgcolor="green"|Primarius
|
|5th fired - Week 5
|-
|[[David Karandish]]
|bgcolor="purple"|Matchstick
|bgcolor="purple"|Matchstick
|bgcolor="purple"|Matchstick
|
|6th fired - Week 6
|-
|[[Sarah Brennan]]
|bgcolor="green"|Primarius
|bgcolor="green"|Primarius
|bgcolor="green"|Primarius
|
|7th fired - Week 7
|-
|[[Carrie Gugger]]
|bgcolor="green"|Primarius
|bgcolor="green"|Primarius
|bgcolor="green"|Primarius
|
|8th fired - Week 7
|-
|[[Howie Greenspan]]
|bgcolor="green"|Primarius
|bgcolor="green"|Primarius
|bgcolor="green"|Primarius
|bgcolor="green"|Primarius
|9th fired - Week 8
|
|-
|[[Amanda Hill]]
|bgcolor="green"|Primarius
|bgcolor="green"|Primarius
|bgcolor="purple"|Matchstick
|bgcolor="purple"|Matchstick
|
|-
|[[Bethenny Frankel]]
|bgcolor="purple"|Matchstick
|bgcolor="purple"|Matchstick
|bgcolor="green"|Primarius
|bgcolor="green"|Primarius
|
|-
|[[Dawna Stone]]
|bgcolor="green"|Primarius
|bgcolor="green"|Primarius
|bgcolor="purple"|Matchstick
|bgcolor="green"|Primarius
|
|-
|[[Jim Bozzini]]
|bgcolor="purple"|Matchstick
|bgcolor="purple"|Matchstick
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|[[Leslie Sanchez]]
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|[[Marcela Valladolid]]
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|[[Ryan Danz]]
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==External links==
*[http://www.nbc.com/The_Apprentice:_Martha_Stewart/ ''The Apprentice:Martha Stewart'' show website (NBC)]
*[http://www.marthastewart.com/ Martha Stewart's website]
*[http://www.marthastewart.com/static_html/television/release_020205.html Press Release]
*[http://www.apprentice-martha.com/ ''The Apprentice:Martha Stewart'' information]
[[Category:2000s TV shows in the United States|Apprentice Martha Stewart]]
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