Ahab's in Charge, and He's Gone Mad The Apprentice USA

-Last time on All-Star Celebrity Apprentice...

-That's Bret!

-Hello, everybody.

..the teams were tasked with creating an interactive travel expo

-for South Africa.

-Good luck. Go ahead.

On Plan B, Gary Busey got on Lisa Rinna's last nerve.

Gary, can you call this prop house?

-I don't know how to do this

-BLEEP,

-man.

I do think it's time for Gary to go home. We need people that work.

But project manager Penn Jillette

still succeeded in pulling off their event.

We've tried to cover all of your senses here.

Could you kick it for us?

While on Team Power, project manager Brande Roderick lacked creativity.

What am I going to do for zip line?

-It sure is hard!

-Why don't you just put them in a chair,

-then you push them in a chair to the other side of the room.

-Yeah.

And at the presentation, they missed the mark...

I thought some of the stuff we were doing was getting a little juvenile.

..which led to the team's sixth loss.

-Penn, congratulations.

-Thank you so much.

Backed into a corner, Brande let Lil Jon off the hook...

But it was his idea and yet, you're going to let him go?

Jon, I felt, did a good job and I felt a sense of loyalty to him.

We've been on Team Power from day one.

..leaving her with nowhere to run.

As project manager, this was your baby. Brande, you're fired.

We were like, "Now, close your eyes.

"Imagine that you were 900 feet in the air."

-Then she pushed them down the...

-Stop it!

-It's nice, you know?

We won. I'm really, really proud of my team.

As I said in the boardroom,

Lisa's true, like ice, like fire, and Gary got through.

HE TALKS NONSENSICALLY

Oh!

-I know!

-I knew it.

What happened? What did he say?

He said, "You think there's any reason these two should be fired?"

And she said, "No." He said, "You know what that means, right?"

She goes, "Yeah," and he goes, "Brande, you're fired."

When she didn't say my name, I was shocked.

Brande didn't want to bring me back. It touched my heart.

I'm going to get emotional right now.

My little sister's gone, man.

Like, I'm all alone.

How does it feel to be the only person left on Power,

-the original Power?

-Oh, are you the final...?

-The original Power.

I feel like the black guy in the horror movie!

THEY LAUGH

Yeah, I'm the last person from Team Power left.

I'm going to try and pull in the win for Team Power.

Would that not be a great underdog story?

-Let's make that happen.

-Final six.

-Are we the final six?

-So, we're still uneven.

You know, it's three against three

and I feel that Penn and I are going to have to work at least three,

four times as hard and really pick up the slack...

for Gary. He's got to step up now.

We're All-Stars. We're the top six. Time to step up.

Yay!

MUSIC: For The Love Of The Money by The O'Jays

# Money, money, money, money

# Money

# Money, money, money, money

# Money

# Some people got to have it

# Some people really need it

# Listen to me, y'all

# Do things, do things, do things,

# Bad things with it

# Dollar bills, y'all

# Come on, that mean

# Oh, mean

# Mean green

# Almighty dollar

# I don't know that

# Money

# Give me a nickel, brother

# Can you spare a dime?

# Money can drive some people

# Out of their minds

# No good, no good

# Money

# Money, money, money, money

# Money. #

Joan's here. Oh, yay!

-Good morning.

-ALL:

-Good morning.

My advisors are Ivanka and the great Joan Rivers, who won, as you know.

Joan, how has it been since winning Celebrity Apprentice?

I'm bankrupt!

LAUGHTER

No, it's been amazing. Amazing, so thank you.

-Well, we love having you, Joan.

-It's been amazing.

-OK.

We're in Times Square, a place that's known not only for

entertainment but for great technology.

Behind me is the LG billboard.

LG is a great company.

They make televisions, appliances, phones - everything.

You're going to be making a tremendous...

I hope tremendous, right, Marilu?

-Of course.

-..video for LG,

displaying how great their products are.

With me is James Fishler,

senior vice president of marketing for LG.

Tell us about the task, James.

Today, you will see products that incorporate LG's smart technology,

our line of interactive, web-connected appliances

and home electronics,

all that can be controlled with your mobile device.

We want your video to excite,

explore and demonstrate to consumers

how LG's smart technology can enhance their everyday lives,

delivering on our brand promise - Life's Good.

Ivanka, tell us about the task.

Tomorrow, you will present your video to James.

He'll judge you based on the following criteria - creativity,

integration of product knowledge and overall presentation.

-Good luck.

-OK. Pick your project managers.

-I'll do it.

-OK.

Gary, you want to take it, since you're an actor?

Yeah, absolutely.

-Marilu, who is your project manager?

-Lil Jon.

-Lil Jon?

It was my strong suit, marketing, so I think it's an easy one for me.

I want to bring some money in for the American Diabetes Association,

as well. I haven't won yet.

Penn, who is your project manager?

-Gary Busey.

-Well, I know I'm going to have to work hard anyway.

At least with Gary being project manager,

maybe he'll actually have to step up and work.

James, tell them what they're going to be getting for their charity.

The winning project manager will win 40,000 for their charity.

In addition to that, LG would like to donate 1 for every share of the

winning project manager's video on LG's Facebook page, up to 35,000.

All right. Go out, do your job.

I hope you like them, James. Good luck.

Yay!

The idea is, this thing will run everything in your home.

-Everything in your home right here.

-It'd be nice to have someone like...

We've also got something really cool here.

I was not worried about Gary being project manager

on a tech task because he has me.

You have such a knowledge of phones...

-Unbelievable!

-..electronic gear you hold in your hand.

-I am wise in the ways of electronic gear.

-Yeah, I heard that.

I am a cheerleader for technology,

which is precisely what this task needed.

-You want to be in this one? You want to be in this?

-Yeah, I do.

-I do very much.

-OK.

I like the idea of knowing my voice can move mountains.

The project managership is a gift and I'm here to win for my charity.

That's why I'm here. And my charity

is called the Busey Foundation For Children's Kawasaki Disease.

Where to? Where to?

'A lot of people don't know about this disease.

'It happens often and it comes without warning,'

so now I'm fighting for money to win for that charity.

Oh, this is nice!

We have a kitchen and we have a living room. Nice!

'We head over to the studio to get to work and this task is wonderful

'for me. This was creativity, production.'

Imagine what we can do with LG technology. Boom, bang, boom.

-How's it going today?

-Hello.

-We're LG product specialists.

-Hello.

-Hi, I'm Gary.

-Mike.

-Hi, nice to meet you.

Hi, Lisa. Mike? Nice to meet you.

So what we're here for today is to kind of go through our mobile phones

and then appliances.

'So the three tech guys come to give us a tutorial on all the appliances'

and they're serious. You know, they're techies.

This is our 55-inch Cinema 3D Smart TV, full HD, 1080p.

-3D cinema what?

-3D. Cinema 3D.

A 55-inch cinema 3D?

Yep. So, this is 2D, and with one click of the 3D button...

-..it was converted to 3D but still...

-That's pretty good!

-It's pretty good!

-Oh, look at the bees!

They're giant bees.

Any site you can get on a computer,

you can get on through the LG web browser.

You just click on the microphone function.

Celebrity Apprentice All-Stars.

And it's as simple as that.

It doesn't seem like he's here any more!

'Really, it blows your mind in so many ways, that TV.

'It has everything under the sun.'

-It could practically

-BLEEP

-you.

-How you guys doing?

-Hi.

-Good. My name's Chadigan.

I'm going to be here to support you guys as far as mobile goes.

The device itself is a perfect combination between an e-reader,

a smartphone and a tablet

in the one simple device that is thin and light.

What was that?

-I...

-That's OK. It's actually a combination of an e-reader,

a smartphone and a tablet.

An e-reader, a smartphone...

And a tablet.

'I have a real simple cellphone.'

All I need to do on my cellphone

is call the number and talk or...

-HE MIMICS BEEPING

-"Hi, who's there?" That's it.

-So all I did is I simply went into my...

-Hey, slow down a little bit.

-I'm not getting you.

-OK.

-You go real fast.

-OK.

All right.

But this LG phone is like going to another planet without instructions.

So, your options are either to receive it or to send it so we're

going to load from the phone. So we're taking it in.

So it goes out into our server and the internet world...

There's no chance that Gary can understand it.

No chance. There was three experts who could have taught him about what

was going on and he walked away.

He walked away from the tutorial.

So I'm going to take all those items and here are my options.

-Right.

-I'm going to send them to the refrigerator.

'I'm not a technician and Penn showed his genius at that.

'And so I'm just sitting here thinking about what I'm doing.

'To be accepted on the show and go as far as I did and be still on the show,'

it's like I feel like a cat coming out of the closet on Halloween

and that's this.

HE HISSES

You know, they're scary. Those guys are scary, especially on Halloween.

But if you want to, you know, surprise somebody,

that's a good way to do it. When they come in the door, be on just

-the other side and they come in...

-HE HISSES

And they'll probably leave

or they'll come in and find some kitty litter. I don't know.

I wasn't there!

HE LAUGHS

Welcome to nerd heaven!

So cool! It's nice.

Our task this week is to create a 90-second demonstrational video

highlighting LG products.

This is so fun!

We definitely need to win so we can get some free LG.

Hello. Welcome. I'm Jon.

'Three LG representatives come'

and walk us through each one of the LG products.

LG prides itself on innovation,

so the first thing you'll notice when we talk about innovation is the

-stylish design of the set.

-It's just a screen.

-Looks good, right?

-Yeah, there's no border.

-Yeah.

-More TV.

Looks as good as it does turned on as it does turned off,

but it's not just a pretty face.

It's a 55-inch LED Cinema 3D Smart TV, so it's not just good-looking,

-it's smart.

-I need one of these TVs!

The TV is amazing because this TV is like all TV and the TV can make 2D

stuff into 3D. It's like, I want one of these TVs, LG.

LG, can you please hook a brother up with a TV?

You now have the ability to link your phone to everything that's

in your house - your dishwasher, refrigerator and your TV.

And this phone might disappear.

This phone might disappear.

If I lose it, I don't know what happened to it.

The other thing that's really cool about this phone is the camera

features. What this camera does is, we have a cheese shutter.

You say "cheese", it's going to take a picture. CLICK

-It just took my picture.

-What?

-So, if you guys would like...

-Cheese.

-CAMERA SHUTTER CLICKS

And then you can share that with the world.

I want one of these phones, LG.

The oven can tell you when it's done. Bomb!

Washer and dryer, you can see it on your phone.

Oh, I got three minutes left on that cycle!

The refrigerator has Wi-Fi, Trace.

The refrigerator with a grocery list? I want all this stuff!

You can actually create a grocery list either on the refrigerator

or on the phone. Most people write it down but what you can actually

do here is add new food. It will now be on my phone.

When I go to the grocery store, I can go, "Boom, boom, boom,

"this is what I need." Once you get home and load up your refrigerator,

if I click on "food in refrigerator",

here's everything you can make with that. So, again, it's all about

convenience with the smart appliance.

The refrigerator - that was the Holy Grail. I mean, that refrigerator was

something so remarkable it would be like having another family member.

If I had that refrigerator,

I would want to have a Christmas stocking for it.

Milk, eggs, something that expires,

you can actually set it to have a warning go off the day it expires.

"Hey, your chocolate milk's expired. Would you like to add that to your grocery list?"

Smart refrigerator.

I want mine to just say, "Go away - you're too fat.

"I thought you were on a diet!

HE LAUGHS

"The ice cream's not for you, fat ass."

-Good morning.

-Hey.

-Lil Jon, how are you, sir?

Pleasure to meet you. Trace, James.

-Pleasure to meet you.

-Sit on the couch.

-Marilu.

-Pleasure to meet you.

We have an executive meeting with James Fishler from LG

and he basically will tell us about the LG brand and some of the things

he might want to see in our video.

We were very impressed with the... with what we saw.

What are some things that you would like us to pinpoint

from your company standpoint that you think the world should know?

A key message is that LG makes life good,

so we look at what consumers want, challenges they deal with,

how to make their lives better.

There are certainly some hero products.

When you do 90-second demonstrations,

I mean, that's pretty fast, with four products especially.

If we're doing a telephone, refrigerator, a TV and laundry,

can the demos be less detailed or is it actually a how-to kind of thing?

A key message that must be delivered is that LG delivers great products,

smart technology,

but that it's also easy-to-use and maybe even fun to use.

LG is a warm and friendly brand.

Life's good. That is our brand moniker, no doubt about it.

But it's important for consumers to understand it can be really easy to

incorporate technology in your life

and it gives time back so they can do more things with their life.

Spend time with friends, family and loved ones.

'What I took away was,'

it's a feel-good company, it's nothing too wacky.

And your target range is 25 to 54?

Our demographic is men and women,

split about 50/50, ages 25 to 54,

income 70,000 or more.

But early adopters, people that want the latest technology.

It was very good. We understood what he wanted.

-Enjoy your day. It was a pleasure to meet you all.

-Thank you.

-I look forward to the presentation.

-Thank you so very much.

'And I let my thoughts rise up to the occasion.'

Spontaneity comes from an invisible idea, before the creation begins.

And there's three things you have to be to have that spontaneity come

naturally - clear, vulnerable and yet open.

What are you thinking, guys?

Maybe you can start out talking to the appliances.

And that wouldn't go well.

Maybe something like they do all the housework from the couch.

I don't think that'll work.

What if Dad is doing nothing

and then she demos everything she's doing with the phone...

OK, hold it right there. Let's not go any farther.

'I had three, admittedly half-baked, concepts,

'but Gary had surprisingly little interest.'

He didn't let me get out any of my ideas. None of them.

What if it was like a '50s family

-that has just come into this world?

-Sh, sh. Be quiet.

-But I'm just telling you...

-Hey, honey, slow down with your words.

-Don't talk, right? It'd be good just to...

-OK, I'm not talking.

All right, I won't talk.

'It was hard coming up with a concept.

-'Gary didn't want to hear our ideas.'

-Sh, sh.

We would start and then Gary would be like, "No..."

So it is challenging.

Here's what I feel. This is the smartest stuff I've seen.

What will LG do next?

You'll hear Dad say, "They're going to create a mechanical dog."

-OK.

-A mechanical dog is the next thing LG's going to make.

Do you act like a dog after you say "mechanical dog"?

Oh, yeah.

HE BARKS

And I'm going to go down on all fours.

HE BARKS

HE GROWLS AND SPLUTTERS

And you start moving around crazy and maybe humping the coffee table.

'Gary wants to play a crazy person who turns into a mechanical dog.

'It is nothing to do with the product.'

He is literally barking mad.

I don't know what to do.

He certainly doesn't want to hear from us.

I've tried to put my two cents in

many a time and he's really been very disrespectful to me.

I'm just trying to help, I'm just trying to give my two cents but he

does not want to hear it, so...

-The problems are deeper than his respect for you.

-It's deeper than that.

-Mechanical dog's a bigger problem than telling you to shut up.

-I know.

Oh, man, oh, man, oh, man.

-Hi, are you the crew?

-I'm Paul, the director of photography.

-Hi, Paul.

Lisa, Penn, are you guys satisfied, happy?

Well, the mechanical dog certainly made me laugh but I'm worried about

the overall idea.

'Our task was to make a demonstrational video

'but Gary latched on to the mechanical dog idea.

'He is project manager

'but his vision and LG's vision'

do not overlap in any way, shape or form.

I would love to be wrong on this.

I'm completely behind you, and no way undermines my commitment.

I want you to feel in agreement, your heart with mine.

I am feeling you don't have complete confidence in me.

I don't. Is it possible when I see it, I'll understand it better?

-Yeah.

-If that's what you see, I'm behind you.

'There is a chance that what Gary is seeing is brilliant

'and they're going to love it. But I think we're hunting Moby Dick.'

It's a bad idea and Ahab's in charge and he's gone mad.

-Lisa, do you not like the script?

-You don't really want my input.

-That's the truth.

-Yes, I do.

-You said that we're going with the mechanical dog.

-I know. I like that.

Well, exactly. So we accepted that.

And if you ask me if that's my favourite thing, then no.

-Slow down, guys. Don't be angry with me.

-We're not, we're just saying...

Well, you're yelling and you're talking to me like I'm an idiot

-and I'm not.

-No.

'Penn and Lisa don't want to be a part of what I'm doing

'as project manager. You're given the ingredients to make a cake

'and some of the ingredients'

refuse to come into the cake,

you won't have a good cake.

When you know the team has abandoned you in that way, it hurts.

I come out with people talking to me like they're talking down to me...

Gary, I never felt like I was talking down to you.

-If...

-Those are my feelings.

I know, and I'm saying I'm sorry if you thought that.

-Gary...

-Well, don't interrupt... Please don't interrupt me.

Gary, you have to be... OK, if you don't want to talk to me,

you have to be really honest. You've shushed me a lot today.

-I can't even talk to you with you.

-You can talk to me.

But you're not listening.

'I feel like a salmon swimming upstream sometimes,

'working with Lisa.'

I feel moved out of the way,

the same way I felt two years ago

with Meat Loaf and John Rich and Mark McGrath,

that they didn't want me a part of it.

-What would you like me to listen to?

-Just that...

-We have work to do.

You see? There you go again.

I just would like to have sensitive cooperation, and the tone of voice

you use to me and not criticise me.

I'm sorry that you felt that, I really am,

because I was really feeling like I was supporting you, saying,

"This is what you do best."

But you confrontated me very viciously.

I'm sorry that you felt that.

-That was very hard on me.

-OK, then let's start afresh.

-You know I love you.

-Apologise...

-And I support you...

-And don't do...

-I will not do that to you, don't do it to me any more.

-I hear you.

I want to be here and support you. Let's get to work.

I want to work. I want to make this the best we can make it.

-'Gary is

-bat BLEEP

-crazy, period, end of story.

'You know, I don't like being shushed but we're a team.'

I'm just going to stand up there

and support him and let him share his vision. It's all I can do.

-Let me help you, whatever you need.

-Well, thanks for listening to me.

Any time. Let's go forward.

Marilu, I think this is for you.

I know it's not for me!

You eat what food eats!

OK, so this is what I'm thinking.

It's a lot of stuff to display.

We might just need to keep it simple as hell,

cos there's going to be a lot to show.

'The executive meeting highlighted a bunch of points.'

It's about demonstrating the use of the products.

We got products we've got to highlight.

I got to figure out how to incorporate the product slogans.

Come up to the table, everybody, sit your asses down,

let's get this script done.

I think an old lady telling her college student grandkids about

all the new-fangled gadgets that she's learned how to operate.

-Yeah, yeah, yeah.

-It's fast, it's easy.

-In my real world, my son,

who's the real techie in the family, just left for college.

So I'm, like, in the dark.

And so now... Let's say he's coming home for the first time,

it's like the mislead of, you think that she's missed him

-because of that but he... You know.

-He comes home

and he has no idea...

..how to work anything and she's like, "Oh, this, this and this."

She's like, "Boom, boom, boom."

That's what I think. You just do that twist, you know,

where the shoe is on the other foot.

-I definitely agree with that.

-And you could do it.

-Yeah.

-Commercials. Yeah.

-We've got an award-winning actress sitting here.

'I've been an actress for so many years.'

I've done 78 different commercials,

so I'm very good with product and stuff.

You know, I'm a mom of two teenage boys, so it's perfectly cast.

You've got to think, is Gary... I know they're going to be a mess!

THEY LAUGH

OK, lay it on us, chief.

Housewife is here and then she stops at the stove and have her say to her

daughter, "Remember what life was without this."

'I have a very creative imagination.'

It seems hard for my team-mates

to be on the same page of creativity with me but I went ahead

with my idea and I did it myself, without support from them.

The daughter and mother will go through there,

the camera will follow them here.

I would like to have the camera do a whip pan and then at the end of the

whip pan, "They're going to create a mechanical dog."

OK. Gary just spewed out images.

'The energy to just understand'

is much more energy than writing 15 scripts

from scratch by myself for LG.

"They're going to create a mechanical dog"

-is sort of the joke punchline of that first section?

-Yeah.

OK. And then it's going to go...

It also gives people to think...

"LG could probably do that."

'We were trying to really be there for Gary. We really were.'

'He is an Academy Award-nominated actor and he's a mad genius.'

Maybe this is so creative

and outside the box that the LG executives will go,

"This is fabulous!"

Do you want me to type up what you just said here?

Yeah. I just want us all to be able to catch what I'm saying

-in a basket, so that we can put it together like a good puzzle.

-I'm listening.

'I was an unwilling typist.

'I had nothing to do with the idea, I did no writing whatsoever.'

There was not a sentence in there that I created.

Danielle's in the other room.

"They're going to create a mechanical dog.

"He barks, gets on all fours.

"Thank God for LG.

"If it wasn't for LG, I'd be a mechanical dog..."

-HE LAUGHS

-"..for the rest of my life!"

There was no mission statement for what the 90 seconds was going to be.

There was no idea. There was no tone.

That's where we are. That's where the wheels come off and burned.

I don't understand! I don't understand it at all!

-Jeremy and...

-Justin.

-Justin. So you guys are our actors.

You're going to be playing my son you're going to be playing his friend.

-What I thought it would be cool to be like...

-OK.

So this is probably a good shot, so you can get that in the background.

'I'm the guy that makes music,'

but I've been on a lot of video sets.

You can do an over-the-shoulder shot here of the mom and the son here.

'We know Gary might fall apart on this one.'

But I'm not counting on that.

I'm going to still try to create the best product I can create.

Twist your body just a little bit to the right.

Marilu out of focus on the beat, yeah, let's split the difference.

-Hello, hello, hello. Good to see you.

-Hello, how are you?

Very, very good, very good.

'It was good to see Joan.

'People can see whatever they want to say about Joan Rivers,'

but it's been my experience with her that she's just been a gem.

-Who's playing Mamma?

-Who do you think?

-Too young. Too young.

-I have a son in college.

-Wait. Do you want to know something?

-You don't look tired.

You look too good.

-Come on over here, I'll let you know what's going on.

-OK, OK.

We're getting ready to start shooting now.

-We've got the other filter in? You want to step in?

-OK.

Let me see what it is brighter, and if not, we can settle right here.

A little brighter, just to see.

Better.

All right, let's shoot it. Settle all around, please.

-Action.

-What's up with the glasses?

-They are 3D glasses.

-Wait, wait, wait, cut.

You've got to go half on that light, that's a little bright.

-Let's do it again.

-I think they are using their talents very well.

I love that they put Marilu in it.

Cut. One thing I need is a light right here on this side of his face.

But they are wasting so much time on little things.

I mean, it's not Lawrence Of Arabia that they're doing.

Let me see that filter in it.

Turn the light back on. Yeah, I don't know about this. Too dark now.

I want to say, "Lil Jon, you're not Alfred Hitchcock,

"get it in the can."

Let's hurry up. We gotta move.

HE SIGHS

-Our actors are here.

-I'm Gary Busey.

-Gary, nice to meet you.

I'm playing your father.

'The actors showed up.

'Gary had surprisingly picked two women of the same age

'to play his wife and his daughter.'

Some sort of weird Mormon sister-wife thing, which was creepy.

Acting is the absence of acting.

I've been doing this 42 years, professionally.

So I'm just so happy I chose you.

I don't choose you.

The spirit of the word chooses you.

And I know the performances

and the joy of your emotions you will give to this little short film

lives 5,000 miles past heaven.

And that's a beautiful place they have.

I sat the actors down and talked to them about what I learned

in my 43-year experience.

'I gave them an advanced adventure and we had clarity,'

their vulnerability and openness, and I've been very nice,

I've been very nice.

I've been out of my body twice.

And I stopped breathing for eight minutes.

I was told by Henry Crow Dog, a Brule medicine man, years ago,

"When you leave your body, don't get too far away from it,

"cos you might not find a way back."

Sat up in my bed, out of a chest of drawers sitting against the wall,

shot three silver arrows right by my right ear,

three times in five seconds.

So...that's a story about freedom, being vulnerable and open

the power of your heart shocker.

OK! This is Lisa Rinna.

She's brilliant. Brilliant in every way.

Lisa used to be about as smart as a bag of hair,

but she's so educated now, she's so brilliant now.

-That's a very high compliment from Mr Busey.

-Yes, I'd surely mean it.

So God knows what will happen to you today.

'I think Gary has a lack of respect for me.

'I didn't take it personally.'

I think Gary is Gary.

What you say is like, "Oh, this is great, I have so much freedom,

"I can spend more time with my fiance, Johnny,

-"with Johnny, my fiance."

-I'm guessing you're my fiance.

-He's your fiance, really?

-No, no.

-What did you say?

-I'm sorry.

The beautiful thing about LG is it brings the family together

and stops chaos, and I used the family - mother, dad, daughter,

'son, so it shows a family integrating with the LG smartphone.'

If you have to fart, fart quick, but keep your energy up.

-Scene one alpha, take one, marker.

-Action.

Honey, tonight is TV night for the family,

and I want to know when I can turn the Blu-ray on.

'I persevered and I went ahead

'with my idea, and I did feel alone'

but it's not bad being alone, cos I'm never alone,

I have a lot of love and support, so I'm fine.

Eh.

Filming a product is very important.

You guys, can you move?

I love you to death. Make sure you move out of the set.

-Don't push him.

-I didn't.

-You did.

'Gary started to get aggressive with the crew.'

You don't push someone out of the way.

I'm sorry, don't touch another person's body.

When you have something to say to me like that, say it to me in private.

-OK.

-Because I just took his hand and moved it.

-Just say to me privately.

-I will.

-Gary?

-What?

Three minutes, we've got to do this.

-Is everybody ready?

-Yeah.

-Roll camera, action.

Mom, I'm home.

My baby is home! Hey!

-Let's try when he just comes in and sit down and you just pinch his cheeks.

-Yeah.

-Say, "My baby's home."

Yeah, that might be better for you.

My baby's home from college!

One more, let's do it again.

The first shot I think took most of the day to get.

-My baby's home! Hey!

-What's with the glasses?

-They're 3D.

-All right, let's do one for safety.

'Because we had to showcase the TV, as well as the phone,

'you've got to get different angles.'

We'll just shoot it from here. Just move the camera right here.

-Sure thing.

-But that sets up divide in the main part of the commercial.

-We've got a lot of stuff to shoot.

-Trace, give that to me again.

New LG. It's the next-generation 3D TV.

Oh, that's easier to remember.

Marilu can look at a script and she has that memory where she can just

read through a line a couple of times and then nail it in the scene.

It's really uncanny.

Duh, they're for our new LG Cinema 3D Smart TV,

the next-generation 3D TV.

That was great. Cut.

-She's so good.

-That was great.

It's like you've done this before.

Not my first time at the rodeo.

Experience.

'Directing Marilu was awesome.'

She was so good, I feel like it was no other actors we could have hired

that would have done that role as good as she did.

This is the most tedious part, is this first section.

Jon, he and I both have made a lot of music videos, you know,

I've probably made 30-plus, I don't know how many Jon has made,

but I've had some experience doing this stuff.

If you go and start editing them together, we'll be damn near done.

But by the time we get away we'll probably be finished.

I think it sounds real good.

-Yeah. Go ahead.

-OK.

-Approved.

In these type of tests, you generally...

We don't have much time.

All right, I'm going to go start editing.

-That way we'll be ahead of the game.

-Excellent, OK.

-Yeah.

-Thanks, hon.

-Yeah.

A lot of directors make mistakes in these type of tasks,

where you shoot too long and don't get your ass to the edit,

so we're going to send Trace along early to get started on the video.

Figure out this next angle.

Just make a grocery list that you can connect with your phone.

Yeah!

Awesome. Let's get one shot of her just holding the phone up.

I've just got to get one little close-up of that again. Boom.

We just need the washer and dryer names and the refrigerator name.

A lot of product shots, a lot of close-up of the products,

a lot of showing the products used.

You can never have too much branding and I want to do a good job

and impress the executives. Who knows, they might give me a job

at LG doing marketing.

Hint, hint.

That was great, let's do, like, two more of those.

The next thing LG is going to create is a mechanical dog.

HE YELPS AND GROWLS

You get me, you get me quick.

HE YELPS AND GROWLS

You get me, physically, push me back in the chair.

"Anything associated with LG should have a sense of warm optimism,

"confidence and a sophisticated premium quality tone."

Well, wow, we're hitting that on the nose, aren't we(?)

Not even slightly.

'You know, at this point it's hard to be positive.'

You know, like I have this little bit of hope that

because it's so out of this world,

creatively cuckoo bird crazy,

like maybe...

But we've lost so much time.

You both laughed. Don't want to embarrass yourself laughing.

-It's like...

-OK.

We have an otherworldly being in our team and he is hard to harness.

-5:05.

-So we have exactly two hours.

-Gary, let's shoot.

-Who yelled?

-Let's shoot, let's shoot.

-Let me decide that.

-OK.

-Absolutely.

-Yes, sir.

I know how to deal with crazy. I'm not sure I know how to deal with THIS right now.

Gary, you've got to go. Gary, you've got to go.

Gary, you've got to shoot.

Penn and I, we kept to our job and we tried to stay focused.

At that time he's not right for them picking each other up down there by

-the washing machine.

-OK.

I want it to go flow, flow, so it's all... Like seaweed.

But it was a losing battle. There was just nothing you could do.

-How's it going?

-How are you?

-How's the commercial going, guys?

Penn looks seriously concerned. What's going on?

We may not have any video at all tomorrow.

-Why?

-We have half an hour

-and we haven't shot much of what we need to shoot.

-Do you have

a storyline, a cohesive storyline?

We have a storyline that is odd.

'The minute I walked in the room,

'they just couldn't wait to tell me about the experience that they were

'currently suffering through with Gary.'

Plan B seems to have descended into a state of total chaos.

-What will LG come up with next?

-A mechanical dog!

-HE BARKS

-Dad, stop!

HE YELPS AND GROWLS

Cut.

So was the mechanical dog barking or throwing up?

HE YELPS AND GROWLS

They'll have something on tape. It may be a vomiting dog.

With that said, I think Penn and Lisa have checked out,

they've just taken a back-seat.

I think it's a bit of a risky strategy, cos they'll all be in

the boardroom at the end of the day if they lose.

-I'm going to have the mechanical dog in the boardroom.

-Perfect.

-It'll be me.

-Perfect, I look forward to it.

-OK.

You did great. I'm so glad we got to work together.

We got a lot of pushing the buttons and showing how to use the product.

We're done with the video,

it's time for myself and Marilu to jet-set over to the edit.

Ping, ping, ping.

-OK.

-Let's use the other one to just pop in the very beginning.

-OK.

-'..the LG Cinema 3D Smart TV.'

-That was a good one right there.

-OK.

-We're here now.

-I might need my shot list.

I got it, I got all that stuff in the back.

So, Ron, you just do it real good and make it look like I did it.

OK.

-Hello.

-Here we go.

-How is it looking, guys?

-Looks good.

-Looking good.

-It does?

Trace coming over here early, it saved me probably an hour or two,

cos when we got there they were loading up the last bit of footage.

'Your dad and I have discovered LG. Life's good.

'Want to see what else it does?'

Oh, that was good!

'We are in a good place, because the parts that Trace actually laid out

'was part of the meat and potatoes of the commercial,'

so it was great it had been done.

'And with our new LG refrigerator...'

Oh, my God, can we blow out my face a little? It looks so bad.

-Look how bad I look.

-They're not going to see it.

-Yes, they are.

-They are not going to see that.

-Oh, Lord.

Marilu, come on, really?

You can see I was using my right hand and I did it,

I thought I took my glasses off before that.

Well, we aren't even there right now, we're just lining it up.

-OK.

-She was paying attention to too much stuff that didn't even

doggone matter.

-As soon as she started to turn that phone, cut right to the phone.

-OK.

'..that you can connect with your phone.'

'I don't stress over the details. Like, all of the details,

'to me it's all about the branding, marketing.'

MUSICAL JINGLE ON VIDEO

Yeah, let's make sure that that's the right sound, though.

You've got to do a reaction while you're hearing it. Or something.

The thing with Marilu, she comes pre-wound.

'She'll get obsessed with something.'

You know what it is?

-Oh, never mind.

-What?

-Nothing.

You almost have to give her that old spy slap across the face, you know,

-to get her out of it.

-The logo at the end.

That was already done... We're not that far yet.

"Why don't you send me a text with your brand-new LG smartphone?"

Slow down, Marilu.

'The producer had to deal with all types of people, personalities,

'energies. I think, Marilu,'

you can just tell her brain is going, going, going.

You've just got to roll with it.

-All right, let's throw this music in.

-'A grocery list...

'that you can connect with your phone. Say cheese. Life's good.'

No, look at that on the LG.

Dude, this is Lil Jon Spielberg.

Lil Jon Spielberg.

I feel really good, I really do.

'I feel Lil Jon has done a good job

'keeping everybody focused and moving in the right direction.'

Ladies and gentlemen, we are good.

I can't wait to see it.

That's a wrap on LG, life's good. Ha-ha!

LG's SmartThinQ gives me so much time.

I can work longer on my PhD, spend more time with my fiance.

Did you put the inserts in?

You have to have the cellphone, you have to have the fridge.

Insert?

# Di-di-di-di-di-di-di. # I don't know if I like that.

It does not fit with my calibration properly, in a tuning way.

I don't know what that means.

The editing process, because Gary didn't really do coverage,

there was no editing to do.

'But mostly what was happening was I was going further up the river of

'darkness than anyone ever has on Celebrity Apprentice.'

-What will LG think of next?

-A mechanical dog!

GARY YELPS AND GROWLS

When I said I didn't like it, he said I'm not being supportive.

-But he's happy with it.

-I know, he loves it.

-And that's the problem.

If he thought we were in trouble, we could maybe fix it.

I don't know what's up and what's down

and what's left and what's right.

To put it together is as crazy as watching it being filmed.

You just want to go...

THEY LAUGH

If we were playing Russian roulette, at least we'd have a chance.

I don't think there's any chance LG will understand we did our best.

I wouldn't. I'd be pissed.

'But I gave my word to Gary

'that I would see his vision through to the end,'

and let the record show that Lisa and I made a promise

to our project manager that was kept 100%.

How do you like it?

It's crazy, it's just out.

I hope they find it funny.

Yeah.

I think and feel and know they will.

-OK.

-There's some turns in that story.

It's going to be completely unexpected to them.

It IS unexpected.

There's no doubt about that.

I love what we did in every way.

I'm very happy with it.

Well, it was very hard for us to imagine what you are trying for,

and that's it, we helped you get it, right?

Yes. It was just hard

to get us all on the same page, but we're done with it.

I did the best I could in a way...

that honoured my truth

and my artistic completion of this situation.

-I'm very happy.

-Good. That's what matters.

-Yay.

I think we've put together a great, fun demonstrational video,

so hopefully the executive will love our presentation.

-Good morning!

-Good morning.

First of all, I'm Jon.

Say your name.

-Marilu.

-Trace.

We are all Team Power.

We had a great, great time creating this video for you guys.

I kept thinking, oh, my gosh, my son just left for college

and I'm so tech stupid I'm constantly calling him and saying,

"Will you teach me how to do this?"

I thought, I have to learn how to do this,

and this is what I want in my home.

And here we are.

-Mom, I'm home.

-My baby's home from college!

What's up with the glasses?

They're 3D glasses for our new LG Cinema 3D Smart TV.

The next-generation 3D TV.

Yeah, a lot's changed since you went to school.

Your dad and I have discovered LG. Life's good.

I can send an e-mail or even peep your Facebook status.

Nice party last Friday night.

The executive did not make any facial expression.

He gave me nothing.

I didn't even want to look at him no more. I was like,

"Let me just look at the video. Oh!"

And with our new LG refrigerator, no more of you and Dad

standing in front with the door wide open to see what's inside.

All you have to do is press that, and you see what's in there.

And you can even see what recipes you can make from it.

And if you're missing anything, you just make a grocery list...

that you can connect with your phone.

And with our new LG washer and dryer,

I can monitor it with my LG Intuition smartphone.

Oh, you guys look so cute.

Say cheese.

Life's good.

We showed how it makes your life easier, using these LG products,

and we show that anybody in the family can use these LG products.

-That's our presentation for you.

-Thank you.

I really believe we won this.

'But always with Gary you think there's a chance that he comes with'

something that's so out of the box, which is Gary's reality...

that the executives might just... It might just blow their minds.

'He may have bull's-eyed it, you know. Who knows?'

I feel great. We all worked together,

regardless of the confrontations that happened during the task.

'We did not lose.'

And that's a fact in my heart.

Good afternoon. The LG smartphone, I'd never heard of before,

and when we got the task

it opened my life to many ranges of expressions and achievements

you could make with that little phone. It can deliver messages

and create work in appliances in your home or out of your home

or the next city, and it's small enough to fit in your pocket.

I'm an early adopter.

I buy all the stuff as it comes out.

I was really intrigued by playing with this.

It's a really wonderful device and also runs everything in your house,

it will even run this TV. Here we go.

Tonight's family TV night. When am I going to be able to turn

-on the Blu-ray?

-Go sit in your chair, honey.

This won't take long with my SmartThinQ appliances.

-I don't even have to write a grocery list.

-Oh, my God, I love you.

I love you, too.

It's either the most horrific thing,

or maybe possibly a stroke of genius.

I hold out some little tiny speck of hope.

Now I know what smart is. This is amazing.

-How did we live without this?

-LG SmartThinQ gives me so much time.

I can work longer on my PhD

and spend more time with my fiance in every way.

-That's smart.

-I can programme the washer and dryer with my LG phone.

What will LG think of next?

A mechanical dog!

HE YELPS AND GROWLS

Dad, stop! Last time you became a mechanical dog

it lasted for two and a half days. Take this, take this.

It'll make you smarter.

'They enjoyed, especially Ivanka, the mechanical dog.'

The reaction was very good in my heart, the way I felt it.

Thanks to LG smartphone, if I didn't have this,

I'd be a mechanical dog for the rest of my life.

But I can tell you this, it makes me smarter when I don't think,

so I say thank you, LG. Kate, what do you want to watch on TV?

-Oh, 3D, something scary.

-We did that this morning.

Bob, what do you want to watch?

I'd like to take it slow and let nature take me. That's smart.

GARY IMITATES BEEPING

Life's good when you live smart with LG.

It's good and it's smart.

LG with a smile.

-Thank you very much.

-Thank you.

-Thank you.

'I have no hope whatsoever of us winning the task. We're going down,'

down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down.

So, James, we saw two presentations. Tell me,

what do you think generally, perhaps starting with Gary's team?

I think their overall presentation was strong.

-Mm-hm.

-Their brand integration on the phone was very good.

I think they maybe missed on some of the other categories.

How did you feel about Gary's electronic dog

-and the whole barking thing?

-I really didn't understand what that

-had to do with the video or any of the products.

-I didn't know

what he was talking about, the mechanical dog.

To me, it sounded like the dog was vomiting, not barking.

I was very confused by the whole thing. A sick mechanical dog!

Including humour would have been great, if it would have landed.

-I see, so you didn't think it was very funny.

-I did not.

The three speeches before they show us their video,

does that count at all?

Gary sold me when he spoke.

Absolutely, I went, "I want one of those."

-He talked...

-He has an energy and passion.

Very unusual. This technology is obviously life-changing for him.

-Yes.

-Did you feel that was sincere, though?

-I felt it was sincere from Gary.

-Mm-mm.

-However,

as they move through and some of the other celebrities began to speak,

Penn's delivery and understanding of the technology,

his reveal of the product, were all spot-on there.

Who do you think was the star of Lil Jon's team, from interaction,

both when they were meeting with you separately and here today?

Yes, so during the briefing, Trace only said hello and goodbye to me.

Marilu drove a lot of the questions.

Lil Jon understood the product very well, but really,

in terms of the presentation, I think Marilu's delivery was

-the winner of the team.

-So you think Penn and Marilu stood out?

Neither of the project managers,

just in terms of your interaction with them and what we saw today?

Yeah, I think so. I think Lil Jon clearly is the guy that can make videos

and things like that, but relative to the task, I would agree with that.

-Do we have a clear winner?

-I think we have a lot to talk about.

I think both teams had some strong pros and cons.

Great, we're looking forward to hearing the rest of your feedback.

Great, thank you.

Well, I want to tell you something.

LG was really, really impressed with both teams and the job you did.

And because of that, LG is going to be giving each and every one of your

charities a full suite of LG smart appliances.

Now, what does that mean? That means cumulatively, together,

well over 100,000 worth of stuff.

-Oh, my God. Wow.

-That's pretty good.

-That's amazing.

-I wanted one, they refused to give it to me, OK?

-That's unbelievable.

-That is incredible.

Now, with us tonight we have a legend and a friend and a winner,

great champion, Joan Rivers.

-Yes.

-Joan, do you have anything to say to these people?

You won. They are trying to win. What would you say?

My heart was with them every minute.

I know how difficult it is, how hard it is, to get in a room,

three strong personalities, because in this business,

if you're not strong, you're not a star.

-Right.

-And you're able to mesh ideas and work as a team.

-It's incredible.

-Well, you were amazing.

She beat out athletes, the strongest guys you've ever seen,

and they were exhausted after two weeks and there was Joan,

-right, Ivanka?

-Remarkable.

-She just didn't stop.

So, I give her a lot of credit, she's an amazing woman.

OK, Lil Jon, how did your team do?

We did great.

I think we went above and beyond what was asked of us

and really marketed and showcased the products, you know,

and the executive meeting expressed that LG is a company

that wants to make life easier through innovation for everyone.

I'm a gadget guy anyway, so I picked it up super-quick and even Marilu.

Oh. Usually I'm so, you know, tech challenged

and I found this so much easier.

I'm calling, literally calling my son in college saying,

"How does the remote control work?"

You know, I have to push the buttons. This remote,

the magic remote, was amazing.

That was part of your script, so apparently that's actually true.

-It's totally true. Yeah, it's true. We started with the truth.

-Good.

Marilu, when was the first time you met Joan Rivers?

Actually, I first met her...

This is very funny. You're not going to believe when I tell you when we

first met. We met in 1973 at Ye Little Club on August...

It was August the 25th. It was a Sunday night.

No, it was August the 26th, it was a Sunday night, and you were performing.

And you knew Mike Clifford, who was in the first national company of Grease with me, and so...

You know what's funny is that she came to visit us and I told her that I was

nominated for a Clio, but I lost to her.

So let me ask you, you know, when Joan was on the show,

she beat a very talented player - great card player, right?

Great card player.

-Named...

-Evil woman.

-You thought so, right? But very talented.

Very talented. I don't want to discuss her name.

Annie Duke. Annie is a special woman.

I thought she was really good and nice, but Joan and her didn't get along too well.

With your memory, could I take you with me to Las Vegas and you be a card counter?

-Erm...

-And I'm serious about this. I know card counters that have made a fortune.

You have a better memory than all of them put together.

Have you ever thought of being a card counter?

Well, it's more autobiographical, so it's firing on all senses.

Oh, I see. So you might not do as well with numbers?

I probably wouldn't, but I'm very good at counting cards, but I never would do that.

No, but have you ever thought of it?

It's not illegal or anything, although many casinos won't allow you to play.

-Right.

-But it's not illegal. What do you think about that, Penn?

-I want to bring her to Las Vegas.

-OK.

-The problem is...

-I want her to sit with me. Make a fortune!

The problem is the spread. They've limited the spreads at the table.

Well, now they're flipping it and now they're using 37 hands of cards.

-They also use...

-And more decks.

-They're using a lot of different...

-There's better ways to cheat.

-Yeah.

Well, that's not cheating, actually.

OK, Trace. How did Lil Jon do?

-Oh, he was great.

-He was good?

-Yeah.

I think we had a really succinct, cohesive, informative little video.

We walked people through the appliances and we hit the highlights that

they wanted us to hit. We highlighted the television and the phone and the refrigerator.

We also were able to work the washer dryer in there.

-The stove.

-I thought we did really well.

Trace, the executive actually said they thought that Marilu was a star,

both in her capacity as an actress in the video, but also in the

discussion, you know, really asking and enquiring about the product.

He did say that you were a little under the radar,

both at the formal presentation and in the executive meeting,

so how would you respond to that?

I mean, do you feel that's true?

Do you feel like you were a little less involved?

And you have been under the radar, I would say, for a number of weeks, Trace, in all fairness.

-Well, they keep using my...

-You're still here.

-They keep using my ideas.

Let me ask you this, Trace - if your team loses,

which is a very distinct possibility,

you're down now to just a few people.

Amazing, you've all done well.

But if your team loses, who would I fire?

Both of them.

Would you fire the project manager?

I'd fire them both.

-Who would you fire, Trace?

-I was the only one with any talent.

OK, who would you fire? Of the two, who would you fire?

Well, it'd probably rest on Jon's shoulders.

Marilu was the star of the video and she learned those lines

-just like that. It was amazing.

-Why did you use Marilu?

Why was Marilu the star, as opposed to Trace or yourself?

I mean, Marilu is a... a legend in this business.

And when we were just playing around with our lines,

she nailed it. It was not even a question of using anybody else.

Just going through the script, coming up with the lines,

-we all sat down at...

-Right.

I made us all sit down at a table and input and Marilu was reciting some of the stuff and she was,

-like, amazing.

-How did you like your performance, Marilu?

Well, you know, I've done 78 commercials, so I'm used to having to do products and getting

-the glarers out and stuff like that. I felt good about it.

-Good.

So, Gary, how did your team do?

Well, my reason for being here is my charity foundation for children's

Kawasaki disease, which operates on children five months to five years,

and my son Luke had that two years ago and that's why I'm here,

to develop the awareness of the children's Kawasaki disease.

-How old is Luke now?

-Luke is two years and eight months.

Wow, that's great, Gary, I'm proud of you.

-I'm very proud of...

-How did you do as project manager?

Well, I did the best I could, but I felt abandoned.

I directed, I helped write it and I blocked it.

I had no positive reinforcement from Penn or Lisa, and Lisa...

That's a strong word, you felt abandoned.

-That's a very strong word.

-Well, that's what I was.

I was alone on the floor, but I'm not really alone, because I have me,

my best friend, with me.

So you would say they did not help you?

No, not to the full extent of the management of my product.

Who would you fire on this task, if you lose?

-Lisa.

-You would fire Lisa? Why Lisa?

-Because she would yell at me

and confrontate me when the three of us were sitting, working out what we were going to do and,

for instance, I said, "Do you have an idea?"

And I'm not going to repeat her voice.

The way she said it was very loud and critical.

"I gave you an idea and you told me to shut up."

I said, "I didn't tell you to shut up."

I said, "I have a lot of things in my mind.

-"What is your idea?"

-I don't see Lisa as loud and critical.

-She's very loud.

-Maybe I'm seeing a different Lisa. Lisa, how do you respond to that?

Well, I think people have their own ideas of things and Gary certainly has an idea of this.

I don't believe that it's correct.

Well, it is correct, because it happened to me

and I speak the truth and the truth requires no questions.

-Penn, how do you respond to this?

-Gary did shush her and he did...

-Did he use the words "shut up"?

-Yes, he did. I believe so.

-Hey, guys, come on.

-It's tough to talk to a lady like that, but that's OK.

-Er... I...

-Look, did you use that word or not?

-No.

-You're saying you didn't?

-No.

-So, go ahead, Penn.

-I said, "Stop. Please stop."

Er, you know, you're not sure. You hear a tone of voice, you hear it differently.

My memory could be wrong. I'm just telling you what I remember.

-I was alone.

-You were very fed up, though. When I arrived, you had checked out

and I think you were just exhausted from the dynamic.

Well, I... I don't think we checked out.

I think we were really trying to make this happen.

Well, it was a check-out for me, cos I was alone on the floor.

Not necessarily in a negative way. I think you were doing your roles, but I don't think you were thinking

about how to contribute any more, because I think you were a bit lost in terms of what the task was

and what was happening. Is that...? I mean, is that right, Penn?

You arrived at a time when it was an Italian air show.

-The wings were coming off the plane.

-She's always had good timing. It's true.

-Earlier in the day,

there was no brainstorming, really.

I tried to pitch three ideas, which I don't think were stunning,

but the first time you say an idea, unless you're Joan Rivers,

it's usually not stunning. And Gary did not let me finish any one of them.

Lisa, we have a complete black box.

-She was never allowed to say an idea at any time during the day.

-Yes, she was.

I beg to differ, because yes, she was.

I'm not the... I'm not the criminal here and if it's jealousy that is

causing this or some kind of fear, I'm not to be jealous of her,

to be fair. I need a team that works with me, like I said at the beginning.

Each one of us is 33 and a third. That equals 100. That's an

even playing field, with everybody supporting everybody else.

Gary, you don't like these two people very much, do you?

Tell me.

No, I respect them and love them. I'm just talking about the task.

-It doesn't sound like it.

-I don't have feelings of anger.

I love them both with all my heart.

It's just, at the task time, I was alone.

Lisa, what was wrong with Gary's concept?

Maybe it was a great concept. We're going to let you know very soon.

What was wrong with Gary's concept?

Well, I didn't quite understand the mechanical dog.

I liked the family concept - I thought it was nice.

I thought what he started with was good, but he was so focused

-on having this mechanical dog.

-Excuse me. Mechanical dog was...

The wife came out and said, "What are they going to create next?"

And I said, "A mechanical dog," and I barked once and I had my son sit me back down and say,

"Dad, take this. If you don't have this, you're going to be a mechanical dog the rest

"of your life." And I went... There was a great segue and turn around.

"Oh, this is great. Now I have this smartphone,

"I don't have to be able to think so much, because I can use this.

-"Thank you, LG."

-Penn, do you think it's great?

Well, I... I was going to address, if I may...

I was doing... Keeping track of all the takes.

I was timing everything and trying to get it in at 90 seconds and Lisa was keeping everything clean.

We were not involved in the creative process.

Early in the day, Gary came up with something that I thought had very

little to do with the product, I thought was funny in, kind of, a shocking way.

Gary came to me and said two things which I found mutually exclusive.

He said, "I want your honest opinion and you must support me."

I said, "My honest opinion is, I don't think this showcases the project.

"If you want my opinion, I'll lay it on you.

"If you want me to support you..." He said,

"I need your support," and from then on,

I supported you and did not argue again.

No. During the task, I was alone and you guys were sitting back there

-doing what you were doing.

-Well, why didn't you tell me that?

-I told you.

-You said, "Would you support me?" And I supported you 100%.

Supporting me is coming out with me and watching and giving your feelings on the direction of it

-and how it goes, and we had the... We paid a lot of attention to this.

-And every time I gave you my

-feelings...

-No, no.

-But I didn't feel you should be on all fours barking.

-You didn't give me the feelings.

-I didn't give you the feelings you wanted.

No, you didn't give me the feelings I was asking for.

-Yes, exactly.

-I was asking for the feelings of help with the project of the task

with the LG smartphone and how well we can put it in.

He asked my opinion many times on what I thought about him saying,

"I turned into a mechanical dog."

You asked... I believe your exact words were, "Are you barking or vomiting?"

Wasn't that exactly what you said?

-I couldn't quite tell.

-Yeah, that's what you said and I said, "Barking."

-There was only one bark.

-And then a vomit.

-No, it wasn't a vomit.

-OK.

-There wasn't a vomit, at all.

-There was no vomit, at all.

-Clear it up...

-There was no vomit.

-Please, for the sake of us.

-Gary did not...

-For the sake of you.

-Gary did not vomit.

-You know what? I want to see what you did.

Let's see it.

Tonight's family TV night.