The Apprentice Asia

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The Apprentice Asia
File:The Apprentice Asia logo.jpg
Created by Mark Burnett
Directed by Chee Kong Cheah (CheeK)
Presented by Tuna fish
Starring Mark Lankester
Kathleen Tan
Voices of Bill Wolff
Narrated by Michael Douglas
Country of origin  Malaysia
Original language(s) English
No. of episodes 11-episode.
Production
Producer(s) Mark Burnett
Donald Trump
Production location(s)  Kuala Lumpur,  Malaysia
Running time 1-hour
Production company(s) United States All American Television
Canada Atlantis
Distributor FremantleMedia Asia
Release
Original network Indonesia/Malaysia/Singapore/Brunei/Philippines/Thailand AXN Asia
Malaysia TV3
Philippines DZBB-7 (GMA Network)
Singapore MediaCorp TV Channel 5/HD5
Thailand BEC-TERO Channel 3
Hong Kong/Macau TVB Pearl
Indonesia SINDOtv
Picture format SDTV (480i 4:3)
PAL (576i 4:3)
DVB-T (Digital UHF)
HDTV (1080i 16:9)
Audio format Dolby Digital 5.1
Datasat Digital 5.1
Sony Digital 5.1
First shown in 22 May 2013
Original release 22 May –
31 July 2013
External links
Website

The Apprentice Asia is an Asian reality game show that was broadcast from June until July 2013.[1] In this show, a group of aspiring young businesspeople compete for the chance to work with the host of the show, Malaysian entrepreneur Tony Fernandes. Dubbed as “The World’s Toughest Job Interview,” the show is the Asian version of the original American show, The Apprentice. It was aired on AXN Asia and produced by FremantleMedia Asia, All American Television and Atlantis.[2]

After the last show, Tony Fernandes hired contestant Jonathan Allen Yabut of the Republic of Philippines, a senior product manager. Andrea Loh Ern-Yu, a civil-and-commercial litigation lawyer, of Singapore was the runner-up.[3][4] Yabut beat eleven finalists, winning a one-year contract and a six-figure salary job in Fernandes' airline, AirAsia.[5]

Overview

The Apprentice Asia was hosted by magnate Tony Fernandes, who was later joined by Mark Lankester, CEO of the Tune Hotels’ Group, and Kathleen Tan, CEO of Expedia Asia. The role of the hosts in this show is to analyze what went wrong with the contestants' strategies and business outcomes, and to determine which team member of the losing team should be "fired" from the show.[2][6]

The season started with 12 contestants, six men and six women from across Asia. All of the participants had been successful in various enterprises, including restaurant management, IT, and sales. During the show, the contestants lived communally in a suite in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, where they were divided into two teams based on their gender. Each week, Fernandes assigned the teams a task. Each team selected a "project manager" to lead them in the week's assigned task. The winning team received a reward, while the losing team faced a boardroom showdown with Fernandes and two of his associates in order to determine which team member would be fired. Elimination proceeded in two stages. In the first stage, Fernandes confronted the losing team and required the week's project manager to select two additional team members which the project manager believed were most responsible for the loss. The rest of the team was dismissed (allowed to go back up to the suite, because they were safe to stay for the next round), and the project manager and the two other selected members faced a final confrontation several minutes later in which Fernandes fired one of the three.

Candidates

Initially both teams, or "corporations", were divided by their gender.

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  •      Team Mavericks (Men)
  •      Team Apex (Women)
Contestant Age Background Origin Original Teams Week 3 Teams Week 5 Teams Result Episode Date
Jonathan Allen Yabut[7] 27[2] Senior product manager[2]  Philippines Mavericks Mavericks Mavericks Hired (Finale) 31 July 2013
Andrea Loh Ern-Yu[8] 25[8] Civil-and-commercial litigation lawyer[8]  Singapore Apex Mavericks Mavericks Fired (Finale) 31 July 2013
Alexis Lothar Bauduin 29 Asia-Pacific director in a liquor company  China Mavericks Mavericks Apex Fired (Week 9) 17 July 2013
Samuel Rufus Nallaraj 37 IT infrastructure company vice-president  India Mavericks Mavericks Apex Fired (Week 9) 17 July 2013
Dian Krishna Mukti[9] 36 Miss universe indonesia 2003 / Homemaker[9]  Indonesia Apex Apex Mavericks Fired (Week 8) 10 July 2013
Celina Le Neindre[7] 30[2] Food & Beverage consultant[2]  Philippines Apex Apex Apex Fired (Week 7) 3 July 2013
Nazril Idrus[10] 38 Financial coach, trainer and entrepreneur[10]  Malaysia Mavericks Mavericks Mavericks Fired (Week 6) 26 June 2013
Nik Aisyah Amirah Binti Mansor[11] 25[11] Auditor[11]  Malaysia Apex Apex Apex Fired (Week 5) 19 June 2013
Ningku Lachungpa[12] 29[12] Infrastructure development company director[12]  India Apex Apex Fired (Week 4) 12 June 2013
Dussadee Oeawpanich 35 Restaurateur  Thailand Apex Apex Quit (Week 3) 5 June 2013
Hanzo Ng Kian Tat 34 Business owner  Malaysia Mavericks Fired (Week 2) 29 May 2013
Hendy Setiono[13] 30[13] Founder and Chief Executive Officer of an F&B company[13]  Indonesia Mavericks Fired (Week 1) 22 May 2013

Weekly elimination results

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Main article: List of The Apprentice Asia episodes
Elimination chart based on the per week results
Candidates Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8 Week 9 Finale
Jonathan Allen Yabut IN BR IN IN IN LOSE IN BR IN HIRED
Andrea Loh Ern-Yu IN IN WIN IN IN IN IN LOSE IN FIRED
Alexis Lothar Bauduin BR IN IN WIN BR IN LOSE IN FIRED
Samuel Rufus Nallaraj IN LOSE IN IN LOSE IN BR WIN FIRED
Dian Krishna Mukti IN IN IN BR IN BR WIN FIRED
Celina Le Neindre IN IN LOSE BR IN WIN FIRED
Nazril Idrus BR IN IN IN WIN FIRED
Nik Aisyah Amirah Binti Mansor WIN IN BR IN FIRED
Ningku Lachungpa IN IN BR FIRED
Dussadee Oeawpanich IN WIN QUIT
Hanzo Ng Kian Tat IN FIRED
Hendy Setiono FIRED
References [14] [15] [16] [17] [18] [19] [20] [21] [22] [3][23]
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International broadcasts

The Apprentice Asia is expected to broadcast in all parts of Asia via the cable channel Sony Pictures Television International. Additionally, other local free-to-air channels aired the series.

Country of Broadcast Broadcasting Station Broadcasting Channel Start Date End Date Aired UTC Dubbing Subtitle
 Indonesia
 Malaysia
 Singapore
 Philippines
 Thailand
 Vietnam

 Sri Lanka

 Sony Pictures Television International AXN Asia 22 May 2013 31 May 2013 Wednesday at 20:00 WIB +07:00 English Subtitle in various languages in Southeast Asia(s)
Wednesday at 21:00 MST/SST/PST/HKT +08:00
 Malaysia Media Prima (Sistem Televisyen Malaysia Berhad) TV3 1 August 2013 11 October 2013 Saturday at 00:30 MST Malaysian
 Thailand BEC-TERO Channel 3 Saturday at 00:30 TST +07:00 Thai
 Indonesia SINDOMedia (Media Nusantara Citra) SINDOtv 31 May 2013 16 August 2013 Friday at 21:03 WIB[24] +07:00 Indonesian
Friday at 22:03 WITA[24] +08:00
 Philippines GMA Network DZBB-7 Friday at 22:00 PST Tagalog/Filipino
 Singapore MediaCorp TV Channel 5/HD5 1 August 2013 11 October 2013 Friday at 22:00 SST Chinese
 Hong Kong TVB TVB Pearl 1 October 2013 11 October 2013 Weekday at 20:00 HKT
 Macau
 Vietnam VTC Let's Viet/VTC9 23 June 2013 1 September 2013 Sunday at 21:30 VST +07:00 Vietnamese

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