Amazon Prime Video Begins Streaming Donald Trump’s 'The Apprentice'

The first seven seasons of the reality TV series that boosted Trump’s public profile will roll out weekly, starting today.

Amazon Prime Video has exclusively acquired the rights to stream the first seven seasons of 'The Apprentice,' with Season 1 available starting March 10 and subsequent seasons releasing weekly through April 27.
The show, created by Mark Burnett, originally aired on NBC in 2004 and played a pivotal role in shaping Donald Trump’s public image before his political career.
Trump, who served as both host and executive producer for 14 of the show’s 15 seasons, expressed enthusiasm about revisiting the series, calling it a fun and educational experience.
Prime Video’s acquisition follows Amazon’s recent $40 million licensing deal for a documentary about First Lady Melania Trump, signaling a growing partnership between the platform and the Trump family.
Mark Burnett, now Trump’s special envoy to the U.K., highlighted the show’s enduring appeal, calling it a landmark production that introduced Trump’s signature catchphrase, 'You’re fired!' to a massive audience.