Danny was a courageous man who dared to be different and not to conform to the typical businessman. He was very nice, bu that only adds to his talent in business. Danny had amazing skills in marketing and music, which are both remarkable skills. I think that Danny should have made it a lot furthur and would have had a great contribution to the Trump organization. Danny proves that there is more than one way to be sucessfull in life and will most certainly go far in life. He is a genuine person who brought a lot of diversity and talent to the Apprentice season 3.

A scary little dude that was actually too nice. We needed more Drama from him. Even with screwing up Todd it wasn't enough. He can not negotiate things well AT ALL and almost led Kendra to a downfall. What a loose canon who was just there to create songs as business mottos.

He tremendous in the second task and I was pretty impressed. But when he was PM in the 3rd. task, you could just tell the team was going to fail, and he was going to be fired. Obviously not Trump material at all.

He is such a nice guy. Too nice for this job. He just cannot be a Project Leader. He wants to be liked and just wants to make team decisions. Sometimes you have to step up and just do what you think is right.

McDonald's is hiring.

He deserved to stay around longer, but he was a victim thanks in part to his appearance and his willingness to stick his neck out for his team. He probably shouldn't have won the Apprentice, but he didn't deserve to be one of the earlier people fired either. It seems that a good strategy for this show would be to keep a low profile during the beginning and do enough work not to upset your team members. People like Danny, who try to assert themselves right away, seem to be gone quicker, than weaker people who manage to stay silent.

Colorful, comic relief. Utterly deluded in thinking a laid-back, neo-hippie California vibe could work in the time-pressed NYC business world. He helped illustrate that an MBA doesn't always translate into good judgment, yet I liked his persona enough to wish he could have stayed longer.

Being different can either make you (Troy, Raj) or break you (Sam, Danny). I think someone should have told him that he was not trying out for American Idol.

I think since were all mucking along in our lifes journey (most of us trying our very best), when we go the distance with a person like Danny our journey to business success could be so much more pleasant, happy, and full of joy! How wrong to think we can only be productive citizens in business by sling-blading along as (I paraphrase smoeao) carbon-copied ass-kicking robots with heartless gutless pigs. Our journey with Danny would immensely improve our creativity and productivity in the business world. His infectious, refreshing attitude brings altitude! We must dance over the types of people such as the two previous raters; I think souljunkie is the real flake, and orangecharlie is the one who is a complete idiot. During the last episode of the Apprentice I hated to see Danny get abused by that wife-beater-type Ill-throw-you-out-the-window jerk Michael! In conclusion, I am grateful that I got to enjoy a couple of episodes of the Apprentice with Danny. I think he was truly the best. Since I think he makes the world a better place I hope he becomes very famous! Go Danny!!!!!

I loved Danny,okay... he is an exemplar of probity. I long to have his ability to stay positive about any situation. I hate the fact that everyone in our society has to look a certain way or think a certain way in order to be considered CEO material! Danny could not make choices in a timely manner, I will agree in that respect. As far as being a good leader, I think he's the man for the job. He's a good listener and a great motivator. Danny was sold out by his teammates, okay? If anyone at all had any issues with Danny, why didn't they tell him before making an ass of him in the hot seat? Why make him look like a fool, when his intensions stemmed from integrity and honesty? That's not right. These are the same mongrels who run Corporate American, the same heartles, gutless pigs who run the country! If we had people like Danny who could be balanced between sharp shooting and compassion, we'd have more dignified business leaders. Everything has to be so cut and dry in the corporate world, carbon-copied, robotic ass-kissers; essentially this is what the majority of these assholes are. Let's get real! If Danny could have left the music and the free spirit back in the suite and cracked the Project Manager Whip, he'd be great! I liked his zest and I liked his morals and principles; two components that I'd like to think mean something in the corporate world.

I think Danny is totally wrong for The Apprentice. He is too nice and way too creative to work in the dog-eat-dog business world. I believe Danny's creative talents are better served in the entertainment industry, where his uniqueness would be appreciated. I really liked him a lot, and hated to see him go, but he was never going to go the distance on that show, because he is not what Trump is looking for. Hopefully, some good opportunities will come of it for him, due to the exposure.

They need to get rid of this flake and let him get back to playing videos and listening to David Byrne records...

The self-appointed CMO (chief morale officer) has a good approach and will help build team spirit. He'll hang around for a bit because people like him, and in the early stages it's easy to blend in. When it comes down to his accountability for certain tasks is when we'll see his true colors.

I have mixed feelings with this guy: he is a spirited character that creates a lot of optimism and energy to the team. I didn't agree with the marketing from the first episode, but the responsibility did not entirely lie within his hands and that is not the biggest reason why this team lost. I don't think he will get very far in the game, he is definately the one that's picked on right now.

A complete idiot. His marketing plan was a complete mess and looked as if it could have been created by a grammar school kid, not a college graduate. I hope he goes next!