“The Apprentice” is coming to Prime Video.

Amazon announced on Monday that the former reality competition series hosted by current U.S. President Donald Trump will be available to stream on Prime Video beginning today, March 10, in the United States only. Season 1 of the series, which originally debuted in 2004, is now available. Subsequent seasons will drop one per week on Mondays through April 27.

This will not be the first time “The Apprentice” has been available to stream. Previously, all 15 seasons of the show were available on Tubi beginning in 2019, though that is no longer the case.

“I look forward to watching this show myself — such great memories, and so much fun, but most importantly, it was a learning experience for all of us!” Trump said in a statement.

‘The Apprentice’ hailed from legendary producer Mark Burnett and MGM Alternative, a division of Amazon MGM Studios. Both Burnett and Trump are executive producers on the series. In the show, 16 contestants would compete in various business-related challenges with the goal of winning a position in one of Trump’s companies and a $250,000 salary.

The show proved incredibly popular upon its debut, with an average weekly audience of 20 million viewers during its first season. It ultimately aired for 15 seasons and nearly 200 episodes — seven seasons as “The Apprentice” (Seasons 1-6 and Season 10) and eight more as “The Celebrity Apprentice.” Trump hosted every season except for the the final season, which was led by Arnold Schwarzenegger. Trump exited the series in 2015 with his decision to run for President.

This is the latest Trump-related news for Prime Video in recent months. The streamer is also exclusively licensing an upcoming documentary about First Lady Melania Trump, which is expected to debut later this year.

“‘The Apprentice’ is one of the best shows that I ever produced,” Burnett said. “The charismatic onscreen presence of President Donald J. Trump made it a bona fide hit! Now, thanks to Prime Video, a whole new audience will experience a new season every Monday. This show is a love letter to New York City! ‘Survivor’ grew an entirely new massive audience as result of old seasons being binged during the pandemic. On Monday, March 10, this same phenomenon will begin again…with ‘The Apprentice.’”