學徒電視劇
『壹』 請問《八卦天後》和《學徒》（《飛黃騰達》）這兩部美劇的難度怎麼樣 那個更適合
《學徒》（飛黃騰達）的英語更接近真實，畢竟真人秀跟美劇不同，沒有太多安排好的台詞，純地道的口語對話。
『貳』 李師傅帶漂亮學徒什麼電視劇
《八九不離十》是上海新文化傳媒集團股份有限公司出品的年代情感輕喜劇，由劉二威執導，李光潔、朱丹領銜主演。
該劇以社會發展浪潮為背景，講述了一對平凡小夫妻在跌撞中歷經成長的故事。
『叄』 抗戰電視劇演裁縫學徒毛弟的人跟電視劇是什麼
劫中劫？
『肆』 跪求一部電視劇劇名！ 清朝左右，商人題材，第一集中很多小學徒站著在用算盤算賬，計算很厲害，後來主角
電視劇《九九歸一》
基本資料
劇名：《九九歸一》
集數：30集
年份：回2000年
導演：答沈好放
地區：中國大陸
語言：漢語
主要演員
陳 剛飾賈富貴
王馥荔飾鄭太太
王 暉飾鄭奉時
米鐵增飾鄭天壽
鄭 錚飾靈丫
朱媛媛飾蔡小婉
霍思燕飾鄭秀兒
劉希媛飾貞格格
徐秀琳 飾 夏媽
辛柏青飾袁德旺
房 斌飾賈長生
黃 勐飾賈富根
片名： 《九九歸一》
編劇： 王連葵 彭三艷
導 演： 沈好放
領銜主演： 陳 剛 王 暉 王馥荔 米鐵增 鄭 錚 李迎旗 修宗迪 徐秀琳 朱媛媛
『伍』 小學徒第次當掌櫃的給由老闆驗貨高智商對話是啥電視劇
今天我們來聊一來聊電視源劇，前方高能，笑力有點猛，請大家控制好本人的音量
神運算元系列
這種能掐會算的本領，當妃子真是冤枉你了
2.強行裝霸道總裁系列
你永遠不會懂的腦迴路，有些台詞腦迴路之清奇是你一輩子都不會懂的，比方
3.眼瞎系列
話不多說，直接上圖，大夥來評評理??
網友說
原本不是父子？
4.睜眼說瞎話系列
元芳，沒想到你是這樣的元芳。
無字天書
原來我以為，很多電視劇不會給我帶來歡樂，看完這些我覺得，我錯了
『陸』 求一部八幾年的電視劇，情節是一個學徒郎中成為部隊軍醫的，葯方名最後一句是神仙一把抓
二十集電視劇《碧落黃泉》
導演：孫羽
主演：張躍剛
知道名字你也找不到。網上什麼都沒有。
電視劇根據連環畫《死囚的新生》改編。講述廣西玉林玉林牌正骨水的創始人陳善文先生的故事。
『柒』 勵志電視劇
勵志的電視劇有： 1，血色浪漫，劉燁 孫儷 主演，很經典。 2，鑽石王老五的艱難愛情，很好看，情節扣的很緊。也很現實的一部片子。 3，奮斗，佟大為主演的，很好看，一般年輕人都喜歡吧。很好看，講的都是些年輕人剛大學畢業的一些事情，很實在，也很經典。美國勵志電視劇： 1，百萬寶貝：影片講述了一位有名的拳擊教練法蘭基因為太過於投身與拳擊事業而陷入了長期的自我封閉和壓抑，一位學徒麥琪堅毅的決心軟化了法蘭基並成出色的女拳擊手。 2，心靈捕手：是一部勵志劇情電影。影片由格斯·范·桑特執導，羅賓·威廉姆斯，馬特·達蒙等主演。影片講述了一個名叫威爾（Will Hunting）的麻省理工學院的清潔工的故事。威爾在數學方面有著過人天賦，卻是個叛逆的問題少年，在教授藍勃、心理學家桑恩和朋友查克的幫助下，威爾最終把心靈打開，消除了人際隔閡，並找回了自我和愛情。 3，一球成名：該片講述了拉丁裔青年桑蒂亞哥憑借足球天賦和不懈努力，在英超紐卡斯爾聯隊成長為超級球星的故事 。 4，新基督山伯爵：該片改編自法國作家大仲馬的作品《基督山伯爵》，講述了唐太斯遭到兩個卑鄙小人和法官的陷害，被打入死牢，然後在獄友的幫助下，越獄後找到了寶藏，成為基督山伯爵的故事 。
『捌』 學徒這部電視劇各集劇情簡介（最好中英文都有）
中文版參考網路
英文版參考The Apprentice is an American reality television show hosted by real estate magnate, businessman and television personality, Donald Trump, created by Mark Burnett and broadcast on NBC. Billed as "The Ultimate Job Interview", the show stars sixteen to eighteen business people competing in an elimination-style competition for a one-year, $250,000 starting contract of running one of business magnate Trump's companies. It runs on a similar format to a UK TV series of the same name.
The show first aired in January 2004 and has run for nine seasons, with the seventh, eighth and ninth seasons featuring celebrities competing for charity. Two more seasons, one featuring celebrities and the other featuring regular candidates will air in the same 2010–2011 season.[2]
Each season begins with a group of contestants with backgrounds in various enterprises, typically including real estate, restaurant management, political consulting, sales, and marketing. During the show, these contestants live in a communal penthouse, allowing their relationships to build. In Season 6, however, the teams were separated, with the winning team living in the LA mansion and the losing team taking up residence in tents located in the mansion's backyard. They are placed into teams, and each week are assigned a task and required to select a project manager for the task. The winning team receives a reward, while the losing team faces a boardroom showdown in order to determine which team member should be fired (eliminated from the show).
Elimination proceeds in two stages. In the first stage, all of the losing team's members are confronted. The project manager is asked to select up to three (one, two, or three) of the team members who are believed to be most responsible for the loss. In the second stage, the rest of the team is dismissed, and the project manager and the selected members face a final confrontation in which at least one of the two-to-four is fired.
Trump reserves the right at times to do the following: not allowing the project manager to choose who goes to the boardroom for a final hearing, fire/eliminate any candidate without a final boardroom session if there's enough information to warrant so, and fire multiple people if two or more people are found liable for the weak performance. Trump also reserved the right to fire all candidates inside the boardroom if all candidates performed badly. In season 6, the project manager of the winning team got the opportunity, and was mandated, to sit with Donald in the board room and help make the decision of who from the losing team gets fired. The winning project manager was expected to ask questions and give opinions in the board room ring this process.
When the final candidates are left, an interview process begins, involving executives from various companies who interview each of the finalists and report their assessments of them to the host. After that, a firing takes place. In the event four are left, a double firing occurs. Seasons 4–6 were the exception to this rule as Seasons 4–5 foresaw Trump jettisoning the remaining members of a losing team (eliminating the need for interviews), and Trump utilized three pairs of two and a final four for Season 6.
Save Season 6, the final two are then assigned different tasks, along with support teams composed of previously fired candidates. After the tasks are done, a final boardroom occurs, with testimonials from the team members and a last chance for the final two candidates to prove themselves to the target CEO. Finally, Trump hires one of the two candidates to become the apprentice for the season (save Season 6, in which Trump fired two people from the final six to decide the final four, and hires one of the four candidates to be the apprentice).
The opening theme music used on the show is For the Love of Money by The O'Jays.[1]
The first season aired ring the winter and the spring of 2004. The Apprentice is proced and created by Mark Burnett and is hosted by real estate magnate, Donald Trump, who also serves as co-procer of the show. The premise of the show, which bills itself as the "ultimate job interview" in the "ultimate jungle," is to conct a job talent search for a person to head one of Trump's companies. The position starts with an introctory 1-year contract with a starting yearly salary at six figures ($250,000 USD to be exact, roughly $4807.70 USD per week assuming a 52-week work-year). The show led Trump to become known for his fateful catch phrase, "You're fired!" The contestants live communally in a suite at Trump Tower in Manhattan and the boardroom showdown is with Trump and two of his associates (originally Carolyn Kepcher, Former Chief Operating Officer and General Manager for the Trump National Golf Club, and George H. Ross, Executive Vice President and Senior Counsel, The Trump Organization). Season 6, which was the most unsuccessful, saw the show move to Los Angeles.
In late August 2006, Donald Trump released Carolyn Kepcher from her ties at the Trump organization saying only that he "wishes her the best." No official reason has been given for her being fired from the company, but Kepcher was quoted as saying "After 11 years with the Trump Organization, Donald and I had different visions for my future role in the company." Her future role on the Apprentice TV show has not been confirmed, although Kepcher has appeared on tape for the 6th season one or two times. Ivanka Trump appeared in a similar role on the show as Kepcher's, but was not an official replacement.[3]
Known for his tendency to surround himself with beautiful women, Trump's on-screen (and real-life) assistants have each grown in personal fame. Two assistants appeared jointly for the first five seasons: Rhona Graff and Robin Himmler. In the sixth season, Trump elected to have his newest executive assistant, Andi Rowntree, star in the LA-based show. For the Celebrity Apprenice, Annette Dziamba appeared for the seventh season, and Amanda Miller for the eighth and ninth season.
A spin-off, The Apprentice: Martha Stewart followed the same concept, with Martha Stewart as the host and eventual employer. It debuted in September 21, 2005, following Stewart's release from prison and home detention. The last episode aired December 21, 2005, but e to dismal ratings, it was not renewed for a second season.
On May 14, 2007, the series was left off NBC's schele but NBC Entertainment president Kevin Reilly said he was still in discussions with Mark Burnett and Trump.[4] However, on May 19, 2007, Trump announced that he was "moving on from The Apprentice to a major new TV venture", effectively ending the series in the United States.[5][dead link][6] But on May 22, 2007, NBC announced The Apprentice might return next season even though Trump had said he quit.[7]
On May 29, 2007, Trump said that NBC wanted a seventh season and he would be returning as the host.[8] On July 6, 2007, it was announced that The Apprentice has been officially renewed for a seventh season with a possibility of an eighth season.[9] On July 16, 2007, NBC confirmed that the show was renewed for a seventh season to run mid-season. In an effort to revitalize interest in the series, the seventh season featured celebrities playing the game to raise money for charities.[10] On January 28, 2008, NBC confirmed that the show was renewed for an eighth season to start in January 2009 and featured high profile celebrities playing the game to raise money for charity.[11] On April 29, 2009 NBC officially announced The Celebrity Apprentice is renewed for a third season (ninth season overall) to air in the spring of 2010.[12]On March 17, 2010, NBC officially stated that a new version of the original Apprentice would be brought back. They claim that with the economy being so poor, a show like this with regular working people will be attractive to audiences once again. This will not interfere with Celebrity Apprentice, that too will get a new season.[13]
『玖』 勵志電視劇有哪些
勵志的電視劇有：
1，血色浪漫，劉燁 孫儷 主演，很經典。
2，鑽石王老五的艱難愛情，很好看，情節扣的很緊。也很現實的一部片子。
3，奮斗，佟大為主演的，很好看，一般年輕人都喜歡吧。很好看，講的都是些年輕人剛大學畢業的一些事情，很實在，也很經典。
『拾』 美女去修車修理鋪師傅沒見過這車修不了，叫個學徒給修好了這什麼電視劇
我們最復美好的十年 (2016)
導演制: 管虎
編劇: 徐兵
主演: 梁靜、高葉
類型: 劇情
地區: 中國
語言: 漢語普通話
上映: 2016-02-11
集數: 40集
單集片長: 45分鍾
我們最美好的十年 (2016)
導演: 管虎
編劇: 徐兵
主演: 梁靜、高葉
類型: 劇情
地區: 中國
語言: 漢語普通話
上映: 2016-02-11
集數: 40集
單集片長: 45分鍾