The Apprentice, once an exciting reality show, has faced criticism for becoming predictable, leading to stagnant ratings. Contestants showcase absurd levels of competitiveness, frequently citing extreme metaphors about their determination. Initially, the show thrived on viewers' enjoyment of seeing arrogant professionals humbled and offered opportunities for newcomers to attain success. Over time, however, it has turned into a platform for aspiring celebrities, diminishing its original intent and allure, and embodying a broader crisis in reality television standards.
The central appeal of The Apprentice has always been twofold: a society-wide desire to see arrogant professionals cut down to size and the rags to riches element.
Once a fresh and exciting reality TV format, the show is now seen as predictable, leading to stalled ratings and criticism for a decline in television standards.
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