Undercover Boss Season 2

It's always a challenge to disguise the Undercover Bosses so they'll look believable going from the boardroom to the backroom and not be recognized by their employees. The costume crew did an especially good job working on Ronald Croatti, president and CEO of UniFirst, one of the nation's largest producers of...

Regardless of whether or not you buy into the 'Undercover Boss' concept, going behind the scenes, or "below deck" at one of the world's leading cruise lines is fascinating. The Love Boat it ain't -- it's much bigger, better and and more complicated. President and CEO Kevin Sheehan, who has been at the helm...

Retro diner Johnny Rockets may not be the biggest company ever featured on 'Undercover Boss,' but it probably has the best dancers. It also probably has the worst dancers, ever since President and CEO John Fuller took a crack at showing his moves on national television.

There aren't many adults in the United States who can't recall exactly where they were when the planes flew into the World Trade Center on 9/11. President and CEO of ABM Industries Henrik Slipsager, this week's Undercover Boss, was in San Francisco, desperately trying to contact his family at home in New York....

It was a long road that led 'Undercover Boss' Don Fertman from singing as an orange Crayon in a pop band, to serving as the chief development officer of Subway, the 14 billion dollar sandwich empire with 33,000 stores in 93 countries. That road included a pit stop in rehab for drug and alcohol abuse, which...

You could say that this week's episode is the first time an 'Undercover Boss' has really been pinned down. You could also say he had a ball doing it, even though the show involved strikes. The bowling puns are endless for Steven Foster, co-founder and CEO of Lucky Strike Lanes -- perhaps the poshest chain of...

When Todd Ricketts goes undercover at Wrigley Field, he has the daunting task of messing with an American institution. He is the youngest of four siblings who acquired controlling ownership of the Chicago Cubs just one short year ago. While he believes fans are happy that at last their beloved team is family...

Chiquita is definitely not just about bananas. Recently the hit CBS show 'Undercover Boss' revealed that the company famous for that tasty fruit has a lot more diversity than most people know. The latest episode featured Chiquita Brands International CEO Fernando Aguirre going undercover to work with some of...

This season is full of firsts for CBS's 'Undercover Boss.' In October there was the first female CEO, Kimberly Schaefer from Great Wolf Resorts. Now there's Fernando Aguirre, chairman and CEO of Chiquita Brands International, one of the world's largest fruit and vegetable corporations, which is headquartered...