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NEW YORK -- October 26, 2005 -- On NBC's "The Apprentice," a contentious Donald Trump returns to the boardroom from his business trip, marking another historic Apprentice first when he learns one team loses by 111 percent, the widest margin in "Apprentice" history, (Thurs., Oct. 27, 9-10 pm ET/PT). While away on business, Trump deputizes Carolyn Kepcher to deliver the next task -- create an in-store sporting expo at Dick's Sporting Goods to help move merchandise.

After last week's second consecutive loss for Capital Edge, Kepcher has the teams pre-decide the project managers before the task delivery and then

"Surprise Enemy Visit" -- One tribe decides to visit the other tribe's camp, on SURVIVOR: GUATEMALA -- THE MAYA EMPIRE, Thursday, Oct. 27 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.

An unexpected visit from the opposing tribe makes some of the other castaways uncomfortable about being friendly with the enemy. Fear threatens to ruin one castaway's ability to enjoy a reward. A heart to heart ends with one castaway telling another, "You can lie...but, I will track you down. I will find you!" After a difficult Tribal Council, the castaways are bombarded with another big surprise!

NEW YORK, Oct. 20 /PRNewswire/ -- Armchair quarterbacks unite! For every sports fan that has yelled "My grandmother could have made that catch!!!" or "I could make that throw in my sleep!!!," Spike TV brings sports competition to a new dimension as regular guys will get the opportunity to compete against their sports heroes in "Pros vs. Joes." The series premieres in April 2006 and will consist of ten one-hour weekly episodes.

The Pros featured in the Spike TV series include Jerry Rice (future NFL Hall of Famer who holds most receiving records), Herschel Walker (1982 Heisman Trophy

Martha Stewart tosses up a salad and the team roster on NBC's "The Apprentice: Martha Stewart" as candidates create a limited edition salad dressing for Wish-Bone (October 19, 9-10 pm ET). Before assigning a task, Stewart addresses the candidates in an impromptu meeting. "This is what we'd do here at Martha Stewart Living if a team wasn't working, we would re-shuffle, we would bring in different blood..." says Stewart, after four consecutive losses for "Matchstick." "Without a sense of teamwork I think it's really hard to build a great business."

Candidates must create a Limited Edition salad dressing for

NEW YORK -October 11, 2005 - Martha Stewart invokes "suite" dreams on NBC's "The Apprentice: Martha Stewart" as candidates build and design a luxury suite at The Westin Times Square (October 12, 9-10 pm ET). "Take your vision and turn it into something extraordinary," encourages Stewart. "It could be a lifestyle suite devoted to exercise or to love...but you have to have a vision."

Transforming 1500 square feet of raw space into a state-of-the-art suite proved challenging for both teams and, in an "Apprentice" first, one team misses their deadline and fails to complete their renovations. Back in the