George Takei: My Team Should've Won 'Apprentice'
- ️Tue Mar 06 2012
George Takei may have the respect of Donald Trump, but he still got the axe on "Celebrity Apprentice."
"To be respected and to be fired, isn't that a great combination?" the "Star Trek" actor asked Rosanna Scotto and Greg Kelly when he stopped by "Good Day NY" (weekdays, 9 a.m. EST on Fox). Takei got fired by The Donald after a challenge in which the teams were to show off Ivanka Trump's latest fashion line with window displays.
The women and men each had two windows to set up living displays. "I still think we had the better window ... it was 34th Street, our window was definitely 5th Avenue," Takei said.
After agreeing with Takei, Kelly gushed to the "Star Trek" actor, asking him to sign his model of the Enterprise starship. "I'd be more than happy to, and I notice it's above Bill Shatner," Takei said with a laugh before wishing Kelly well with a "Live long and prosper."
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