Season 11 of 'Celebrity Apprentice' Brings in Big Stars and Bigger Drama

Season 11 of "Celebrity Apprentice" is already heating up. This could easily be the best season ever with the biggest stars ever named to the hit NBC reality show in one season. The Donald knows how to bring the drama in order to raise money for charity. But it's more than obvious that he likes the drama and even entices the stars to back normality become a madhouse of sorts. He seems to rather enjoy making the cast dance around in a fight for their life.

The newest cast includes: LaToya Jackson, Gary Busey, Jose Canseco, Meat Loaf, David Cassidy, Mark McGrath, John Rich, Lil Jon, Niki Taylor, Star Jones, Lisa Rinna, Marlee Matlin, Dionne Warwick, Hope Dworaczyk, Richard Hatch, and NeNe Leakes.

The show returned on March 6 and the first one to go home was David Cassidy. No one seemed completely able to get along with former 'Survivor' winner Richard Hatch. But Donald Trump kept Hatch, even though he was project manager and his team lost. Hatch definitely is pushy and has the drive to succeed, but being respectable is also of value. Hatch has no respect for anyone and he surely will last for many episodes as the villain you love to hate. The men's team called themselves Backbone, while the women named themselves ASAP.

Upon losing, The Donald asked Hatch to bring back two people with his to the boardroom, and it was no surprise when he chose Canseco and Cassidy to return with him. But when push came to shove, Cassidy refused to throw anyone under the bus. He also had an issue with Hatch saying "little people" and had he been able to get over that and go on with defending his work efforts, he might have stay in the competition.

The former team idol will survive with or with "Celebrity Apprentice" so not to worry.

Bret Michaels won the last season. "Celebrity Apprentice" airs on Sundays at 9 on NBC.