In The Profit season 7’s premiere, “Dante’s”, Marcus Lemonis visited a restaurant and did something new.
The Profit
On this CNBC series, Camping World owner Marcus Lemonis offers to invest his own money in struggling small businesses, and then helps to fix what's broken with companies' people, process, and/or products.
You can now listen to The Profit episodes as a podcast. Plus: season 7 details
CNBC announced the new Profit podcast, which is just audio from the TV show, and The Profit season seven’s premiere date.
A reality TV first as The Profit: An Inside Look shares CNBC’s network notes
The “Pro-Fit” episode of The Profit: An Inside Look was the best Inside Look yet, and not just because it included CNBC’s notes on the episode.
On The Profit: My Roots, Marcus Lemonis learns more than his birth name in Lebanon
This is the best Profit documentary CNBC has produced so far, and not just because of the emotional discoveries at the orphanage where Marcus was adopted.
A suggestion for The Profit’s future episodes and seasons
What if The Profit focused on businesses Marcus Lemonis previously invested in, instead of on new businesses?
The Profit’s Simply Slices owners were previously on World’s Strictest Parents
The owners of Simply Slices, Doug and Debbie Pavoni, did reality TV before The Profit: eight years ago, they were controlling monsters on a CMT reality series.
A twist ending for The Profit at The Casery
There was a “to be continued” at the end of the episode about cell phone case company The Casery, whose founder was called “a smug prick” by Marcus Lemonis.
The Profit vs. the producer: a rerun showed something we rarely see
The Profit returns next week with new episodes, but Tuesday night, it aired a rerun for a season-two episode with some behind-the-scenes content, with the title, “An Inside Look: Worldwide Trailers.” It was terrific television.
The ‘sexist, egotistical, racist pig’ DJ dropped on The Profit was also fired
The Profit star Marcus Lemonis walked out of a business and potential deal mid-episode when one of the businesses co-owners said that he acted like “a sexist, egotistical, racist pig on the radio.”
Are Marcus Lemonis’ Profit checks real? Will there be a Partner season two?
On CNBC’s The Profit, Marcus Lemonis invests in businesses by writing his own check personal checks. Are those checks real? And what happened to season two of The Partner?
Marcus Lemonis apologizes, but not to people ‘in favor [of] hate, violence, bigotry or racism’
The Profit Marcus Lemonis has apologized after receiving death threats and criticism for his thoughts about Trump’s response to violence in Charlottesville.
Transforming Windward Boardshop to W82 gives The Profit a strong episode
CNBC’s The Profit found Marcus Lemonis in Chicago, investing in and transforming Windward Boardshop to W82—and delivering its best episode in a while.
Marcus Lemonis on criticism of The Partner, his mistakes, and its future
An interview with The Profit’s Marcus Lemonis about his CNBC show The Partner, which concluded its first season when he named Julianna Reed as his partner.
The Partner has a people problem
With just two episodes left, I cannot see any of the people on The Partner actually becoming Marcus Lemonis’ actual partner.
A review of The Partner’s premiere, ‘Ten candidates, one partner’
In its first episode, Marcus Lemonis’ new CNBC series The Partner definitely reminded me of another show—but it was not The Apprentice, the show that this competition was immediately compared to when it was first announced last January.