A reality TV star-turned-president is making a comeback as Amazon Prime Video announced the streaming of all seven seasons of “The Apprentice.” The show, which aired from 2004 and became a massive hit, featured contestants competing in business challenges for a job at the Trump Organization, all while trying to avoid the famous catchphrase, “You’re fired.”

“The Apprentice” played a crucial role in reshaping President Donald Trump’s public image, solidifying his celebrity status and showcasing his tough business tactics. The show also introduced his three eldest children as advisors and spawned spinoffs like “The Celebrity Apprentice” and “The Apprentice: Martha Stewart,” featuring various high-profile personalities.

A recent biopic with the same title portrayed Trump’s rise to real estate mogul status with a ruthless strategy, garnering an Oscar nomination. Despite the controversy surrounding the film, Trump expressed excitement about revisiting the show, citing it as a valuable learning experience for everyone involved.

Mark Burnett, the mastermind behind “The Apprentice,” hailed the show as one of his best productions, attributing its success to Trump’s charismatic on-screen presence. Trump’s close ties with Burnett were further highlighted when he appointed him as a special envoy to the United Kingdom, emphasizing their shared focus on enhancing diplomatic relations and mutual interests.

Overall, the revival of “The Apprentice” on Amazon Prime Video brings back a significant cultural phenomenon that not only entertained audiences but also played a significant role in shaping Trump’s public persona and career trajectory.