Amazon Streams 'The Apprentice,' Reviving Trump's Reality TV Legacy

The first seven seasons of Donald Trump's reality show are now available on Prime Video, marking its debut on a streaming platform.

Prime Video began streaming the first season of 'The Apprentice' on March 10, with additional seasons to be released weekly through April 27.
The show, created by Mark Burnett, originally aired from 2004 to 2017 and played a significant role in boosting Trump's public persona and political trajectory.
Donald Trump, an executive producer of the series, expressed enthusiasm for its return, calling it a 'learning experience' and reflecting on the memories it created.
Amazon's decision to stream the series aligns with recent moves by Jeff Bezos and the company to strengthen ties with the Trump administration, including a $1 million donation to Trump's inauguration fund.
The show's availability on Prime Video has prompted mixed reactions on social media, with some users threatening to boycott the platform over the decision.