Of course, the real television event of the decade was last night’s season finale of Celebrity Apprentice! Just kidding! I don’t even know what that is! Donald Trump wants to hire Cindy Lauper to run a BUSINESS?! Our friend Rich FourFour does, however, know what that show is, and he watched the whole thing. American Hero. And now, the Supercut King has made a supercut of every instance in which the characters on that show say something about getting thrown under the bus. They say it SOOOO MUCH! It is ridiculous how much they say it. You’ll see:

This girl knows what they’re talking about. Seriously, though, why do they say that so much? Stop saying that! You’re fired from the Saying That Department.

Comments (33)
  1. I’d like to throw everyone on this show under a bus.

  2. Do you monsters remember when you started hearing this expression? I remember actually using it one time four years ago, feeling like it was entirely appropriate for the situation, and then having to add it to the unspeakable list because of its horrifying mis/abuse. I wish I knew where I got it, at least so I could have someone/thing to blame.

  3. I believe this came from BIG BROTHER – at least that’s where I remember hearing it first.

  4. Cindy Lauper will finally learn the secrets of Trump’s lucrative steak business.

  5. In light of Bret’s recent travails, I’m kind of surprised that in addition to the aneurysm, “warning” stroke and emergency appendectomy, he has not yet been thrown under an actual bus.

  6. They are throwing each other under the bus because this is a competition and they are not here to make friends. A doi.

  7. I’m not here to make buses.

  8. This was a contest to run a business and not a “Most Regretable Hair” competition? How did Bret Michaels win then?

  9. I lasted 19 seconds into this before stopping.

    TWIS.

  10. Just by virtue of appearing on this show, aren’t you already considered “thrown under the bus” by life?

  11. The question is, if I am thrown under a bus, will Cindy Lauper catch me? Will she be waiting, time after time?

  12. in England, they throw you under lorries.

  13. At the risk of sounding like a hacky comedian, what’s the deal with that expression anyway? Why a bus? Has anybody in the history of the world ever thrown anybody under a bus? It seems so random to me.

    “You know, Greg…the way you are changing your tune and selling me out right now reminds me of the olden days when people who randomly grab other people and throw them underneath moving buses. Also, where is my medication.” – the guy who invented that expression.

  14. Throw them under the bus, get them hit by a bus, whatever! It’s all a great excuse to use this gif!

    R.I.P. Celebrity Apprentice. Hope someone picks off your bloated (bad-idea) corpse from under the bus.

  15. Ivanka Trump is pretty

  16. I really, really want a supercut of people saying “put a target on my back.” Can we make this happen?

  17. OK I’m from Australia and haven’t had the opportunity to see this obviously excellent piece of reality trash, but is Curtis Stone one of the ‘celebrity apprentices’ featured in the show?

    Do Americans even vaguely know who he is? He is only really famous here for shilling $10 family meals for a supermarket chain and co-hosting a relatively obscure public network cooking travel show cleverly titled ‘Surfing The Menu’. Did I miss his big break into C List US celebrity culture?

    Genuinely interested, this has spun me out a little.

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