Hunterdonn wrote:

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Sunday's Apprentice ratings were an all time series low and down 31% from the premiere last week

So what? Apprentice was never up against the Academy awards before. Take your own advice moron.

Hunterdonn wrote:

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Who gives a shit? The ratings have nothing to do with Clay being on it

  You're so fucking stupid. Seriously!

Here is the breakdown from Zap2it from the Apprentice forum.

RobbinAnber wrote:

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http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2012/02/27/celebrity-apprentice-comes-in-second-to-abcs-oscar-coverage/122050/

'The Celebrity Apprentice' Comes in Second to ABC's Oscar Coverage

Categories: Network TV Press Releases

Written By Amanda Kondolojy

February 27th, 2012

via press note:

 

From 9-11:08 p.m. ET, "The Celebrity Apprentice" (apprx. 1.8/4 in 18-49, 5.0 million viewers overall) currently ranks #2 in the time period among ABC, CBS, NBC and Fox in adults 18-49, adults 25-54 and other key demos, behind ABC's coverage of the Academy Awards. From its first half-hour to its fourth, "Celebrity Apprentice" grew by 27 percent in 18-49 rating from its first half-hour to its fourth (to a 1.9 from a 1.5) and by 15 percent in total viewers (5.2 million vs. 4.5 million). "Celebrity Apprentice" built on NBC's results in the prior hour from 8-9 p.m. ET by 125 percent in 18-49 rating (1.8 vs. 0.8) and 96 percent in total viewers (5.0 million vs. 2.5 million).

 

For its second hour from 10-11 p.m. ET, "The Celebrity Apprentice" ranked #2 among ABC, CBS and NBC in every key ratings category -- adults, men and women 18-34, 18-49 and 25-54, plus total viewers -- behind ABC's coverage of the Academy Awards.

 

From 8-9 p.m. ET, a rebroadcast "The Celebrity Apprentice" averaged a 0.8/2 in 18-49 and 2.5 million viewers overall.

So? 

$50,000 Grant from
The LEGO® Children's Fund

The LEGO® Children’s Fund announced its award of a $50,000 grant to the National Inclusion Project. The funds will enable an additional 20 “Let’s ALL Play” recreational programs, which encourages the implementation of inclusive recreational experiences to children with disabilities, to be deployed in communities across the country.

With this support from The LEGO® Children’s Fund, The National Inclusion Project will be able to provide training, scholarships, and staff expertise so that children with disabilities can participate in recreational programs in their communities. After participating in Let’s ALL Play training, program providers feel confident and competent in serving all children, parents see their children make friends, and children without disabilities understand that people of any ability contribute to society.

“The LEGO Children’s Fund is our way of supporting organizations that, promote children’s creative development,” said Søren Torp Laursen, president, LEGO Systems, Inc. and LEGO Children’s Fund chairman.  “We’re thrilled to be able to support The National Inclusion Project and the work they do to bring all children together through play and recreation in  communities across the country.”