David E. Kelley? Paul Haggis? Aaron Sorkin? You? Me? Larry Meistrich is open to the possibility that the next great TV series might just come from anyone and anywhere.

Meistrich, who has produced over 100 feature films, including Sling Blade, You Can Count of Me, and Henry Fool, has set up a brand-new studio called NEHST (pronounced "Next") Creations in New Jersey. Nehst Creations is actively looking to greenlight projects and distribute ready-made films that originate outside of the Hollywood system. And they have begun holding a series of pitch events to find these projects.

(S05E11) Ah, Rutgers; my old alma mater. The parties, the drinking, the pretty cheerleaders, nights of debauchery, days of hanging out with your fraternity brothers or sorority sisters, throwing up in the alley behind the student center.

Well, at least that's what I've heard: I spent most of my time working at the university's radio station. Still, they were some of the best years of my young life and I don't regret going to one of the largest (if not the largest) public university's in the state of New Jersey. So, I headed into this episode of The Apprentice with a bit more excitement than usual as I looked forward to seeing the New Brunswick campus obtain a bit of national glory, and to watch the Synergies and the Goldy Rushies try to sell as much food as possible during the Homecoming game.

And now, the crappy college food that is known as The Apprentice.