How Much Is that Celebrity in the Window? The Apprentice USA

'Previously on The Celebrity Apprentice...

'Mr Trump got medieval on the celebrities...'

You will be creating a show for medieval times.

'The women's team elected Lisa Lampanelli as project manager.'

-Lisa!

-Yeah.

'But Aubrey O'Day quickly emerged as Lisa's right hand.'

She's Donald Trump, she comes out on the horse grandiose...

Aubrey was definitely second-in-command on this task.

'On the men's team, project manager Penn Jillette was in his element.'

We'll be this type.

'But his team grew impatient with Lou Ferrigno's lack of focus.'

-Yah!

-Swing level. OK?

-He scares me, this

-BLEEP

-guy.

Sometimes it's difficult to pull Lou out of the narrow scope

that he's looking at.

'As the task progressed, frustrations grew on Team Forte.'

Victoria's really tough.

Why don't you just put me in the closest?

Maybe I should go and speak to Mr Trump

and ask to play on the men's team.

'And Dayana Mendoza felt sidelined.'

-We should go right now.

-Let me say something...

I keep trying to get involved, but they keep pushing me back.

'On Team Unanimous, Dee Snider's suffered an injury

'that could send him out of the game.'

Broken finger.

BLEEP.

'But come showtime, both teams went all-out...'

It must be done. AAAAAAAH!

'In the boardroom, Mr Trump asked Penn a tough question...'

If you lose, who are you going to bring back?

That would be Mr Ferrigno and Mr Takei.

You play a power trip on me, and anybody, it's a power trip.

'But when Mr Trump announced the winning team....'

-The men's team wins.

-Thank you.

'The women were left to fight it out in an epic battle between Lisa

'and Victoria.'

You know what, the task got away from you and you want to blame everybody else.

-Everybody panicked.

-We lost this task because I had somebody who threatened to quit.

'And in the end, Mr Trump questioned Victoria's commitment.'

You said you were thinking about quitting, which I hate

-because I hate even the thought of that.

-I'm not a quitter.

You thought about it.

Victoria, you're fired.

-Two weeks in a row, we thought we were going to win.

-It's horrible.

-We have to win next week...

-Hi, everybody.

-ALL: Oooh!

That was fun. That was good time.

'Oh, my God. I am relieved.'

It's extremely difficult to survive a losing team as project manager.

'I'm not going to be project manager again until the finale.'

Let everybody else have their damn time.

Oh, my God, it was crazy.

It was not nice, it was not fun.

It completely sucked. I have nothing else to say.

'I am happy to be here but I'm ready'

to finally have my voice heard.

I'm ready to finally go - now,

'let's make things happen in a better way.'

Forte's got to win, we've got to beat these guys.

I hate them, they are the damn enemy. They're the problem.

'We got to kick those men's asses.'

They got eight dudes, we've got six chicks.

Get out of here. Stop hitting on Miss Universe.

Let's just forget our hair and make up and decide,

suck it up, Buttercup, it's time to freaking get down and dirty.

# Money, money, money, money

# Money

# Money, money, money, money

# Money

# Some people got to have it

# Yeah, yeah

# Some people really need it

# Huh, listen to me, y'all

# Do things, do things

# Bad things with it

# Dollar bills, y'all

# Come on

# That mean, oh mean

# Big green

# Almighty dollar

# Money

# Give me a nickel

# Brother, can you spare a dime?

# Money can drive some people

# Out of their mind

# Money, money

# No good, no good

# Money

# Money, money, money, money

# Money. #

-Hi, Penn.

-Hi, how are you?

Good to see you, Benji.

Give him your famous handshake. Watch this one.

THEY LAUGH

My charity is Opportunity Village

that helps people with intellectual disabilities

get back into the workplace

and become part of our community.

So here's our beautiful artists.

Hi, may I join you here?

-Yes, you may.

-OK. I'm doing this show called Celebrity Apprentice.

-Yeah.

-You probably heard that.

The task was to put on a show in medieval times.

I won that challenge

so I've got some money here for Opportunity Village.

20,000.

This was from medieval times. 20,000. There you go.

We sure didn't expect Penn to walk in here with money today.

To have that money that we can use for our programmes, we are

so grateful for that.

Just because we're all here at Opportunity Village,

we're not brain-dead.

The people I'm playing for, all they want is the opportunity to

just get up in the morning

and do the stuff that you do...

HIS VOICE BREAKS

Without Opportunity Village...

we throw those people away.

It was here that the scarves for Elvis were made.

-Seriously?

-Yeah.

Are you sure you're not just making that up for the camera?

Good morning.

ALL: Good morning.

Lisa, what was your feeling the other night at the boardroom?

-Erm, Mr Trump, I'm a fighter.

-You are a fighter?

I'm the raging bull.

-You really fought hard, I give you a lot of credit.

-Thank you.

All right.

We are standing in front of

the Ivanka Trump fine jewellery display in Trump Tower.

You'll be designing

and working on what you call a living window display.

-You know what that is?

-Oh, yeah.

-Fun.

-You're going to be using

the windows of the oldest department

stores and one of the most respected in the nation, Lord & Taylor.

I really didn't know what window-dressing was.

I thought it was somewhere between ranch and thousand island.

I didn't know if it was an actual job or

something you put on leafy greens.

You're going to create two each, two living window displays.

Don and Eric will be my advisers.

Ivanka, how will they be judged?

I will be judging this task with Scott Devine of Lord & Taylor.

We'll be judging these windows based on three criteria -

creativity, brand messaging and overall presentation.

The most compelling living window display

will ultimately be the winner.

Who are your project managers?

Fashion is my background.

-I went to school for fashion.

-I would love to do it.

Do you mind if I do it?

-Is that OK?

-I think Clay.

Why, because I'm gay?

How about you?

I'm game. I'm game. I like to think I've got good visual taste.

OK, how are we doing, folks?

-ADAM:

-Well, we elected George for three reasons...

I'll admit it, he's gay.

But second, because he's gay and then third, gay.

Those were the top three.

Women, how are we doing? Teresa, who's your project manager?

I want to do it and Dayana wants to do it, so I don't know.

So who is it?

Dayana has worked in the industry for ten years

and she hasn't gotten to step up

to show her behind-the-scenes skills yet,

we think this would be a perfect opportunity for her to do that.

Debbie picked Dayana because she's Miss Universe.

What, the girl from Jersey can't get a chance?

-Are you going to be project manager?

-If my team is fine with that.

Does the team want Teresa or Dayana?

I would like Dayana.

So, Dayana, congratulations, you're project manager.

If I win this task, this will help definitely to raise awareness for

the Latino Commission on AIDS,

make sure that in every corner of Latino communities, they help.

They help and they educate.

Men, who is your Project manager?

ALL: George!

George, that's a very good choice.

Despite the fact we have no design background as the women's team have,

we will boldly go where we haven't been before.

My charity is the Japanese American National Museum.

When World War II happened, me, together with my family,

were imprisoned in barbed wire internment camps.

This is a personal tribute and appreciation to my late parents.

The winning project manager will get 20,000 for your charity.

Go out, give us great, great displays.

It's very exciting, have fun. Thank you. ALL: Thank you.

-Hey, Amanda. Can we have the second meeting today?

-'Yes, definitely.

-'It will be 10am.'

-OK, hon, thank you.

Our task this week is to design two window displays.

The Ivanka Trump collection, Spring 2012.

Do you want the two windows to relate to each other?

I would like them to be related but to project different things

but that is still the same story, otherwise it will be...

What if we show a day in the life of a woman in power

-in all the times of the day, from day to night.

-Like a clock.

You could show the bottom of a clock, and at the different times of the day you see who she is.

I love it.

'I first came up with the idea that'

we needed to use a clock to display

the time passing, and any given time

a women can achieve whatever she wants to become.

ALL SPEAK AT ONCE

You guys can create the four looks of what

we want to establish as every woman.

We were doing to do one, two, three,

four vignettes in the two windows

and I thought that was cool.

I really liked the concept.

Or we split it if they are smaller.

One, two, three, four. That's cleaner.

We could have six or four, depending on the window sizes,

and whatever you guys decide.

Aubrey is great and sharp and has ideas -

however, it was the Aubrey show.

Time limit. That's perfect. For the presentation...

OK, now, we've got to get started.

-We have four windows that we've got to fill.

-Really?

-I thought we were doing two windows.

-That's what I... Didn't he say?

It says here, each team has two Lord & Taylor storefront windows.

I thought he said four windows.

'I'm not 100% sure that

'George is aware of what's going on all the time.'

George is a little bit slower

to process information

and it's a bit tougher for George to keep up with things.

-I think we have to come up with what the theme is.

-It's springtime.

-Those are the dresses that we see.

-That's our theme, it's springtime?

Well, it's not autumn or winter.

Could we hire models that looked a lot alike?

We could find two fine twins in New York.

-There's twin modelling agencies.

-Yeah, but we have to pay them.

-We have money.

-GEORGE:

-How much do they go for?

A night?

Erm... 45 minutes.

'There is no twins that magicians don't know about.

'We want to do something that we've never seen in a shop window.'

I've seen wind machines, smoke,

I've seen robot movement,

but I don't think I've seen twins.

-George.

-Yes.

Why don't you sketch out what you'd like this thing to look like?

Draw two squares and how it's going to sit out.

I think once we see this space. I think the important thing is...

Sketch.

'George didn't exactly take the bull by the horns.

'He couldn't figure out what exactly the task was'

and...

I smell trouble.

We could get Cheryl Tiegs to be our celebrity.

Let me just say something.

-Everybody is bouncing all over the

-BLEEP

-place

and we don't have one certain thing we're going to do.

Hi, everyone. So is this the best task yet?

-Yes, it is.

-I agree. I personally agree.

-So this is Scott.

-Hello, everyone.

He's the genius behind the visual presentations at Lord & Taylor.

'The task this week is to create two living windows at Lord & Taylor'

to promote Ivanka Trump's clothing and accessories lines,

'so Ivanka and Scott came in.

'They were the executives for the task and we were really anxious

'to pick their brains.'

This task is not in any of our team members' wheelhouse

'and we needed direction.'

-The location of the two windows are on Fifth Avenue.

-Yes.

It's almost like a 3-D billboard, so the opportunity to get

the brand, introduce it to the customer, is tremendous.

What are the most important parts of your brand?

Funny or edgy or anything?

Our customer is a sophisticated, working, aspirational woman.

'I definitely was in the dark. What do I know about fashion?'

Not a clue. Pair of boots,

underwear and socks - I'm good to go.

Who's your customer? How would you define and describe your customer?

The core demographic is 25 to 35,

so that's really the meat of our business.

Is there something you feel that is the statement?

My customer has the ability to really go from day to night,

-from the office to a cocktail party and then on a weekend.

-We're on it.

As Ivanka was explaining what she wanted for her line, I think

everyone in the room was really excited because we knew what

we were brainstorming with was the right concept, the right idea.

Coral is another one. The colour coral.

That's the colour of our collections so you see it

in all of our packaging, our shoeboxes.

Ivanka made it clear that coral is their colour.

Of course we're going to use coral all over the place.

Naturally it has to be compelling. It has to be interesting.

I think if you do something very creative and risky,

just make sure it's consistent with the brand.

A circus sideshow could be compelling

and draw people over,

but that's not going to be consistent with the brand.

We have two windows. One could be Ivanka by day and Ivanka by night.

-She talked about that.

-Yes.

Day is business and night you're going to a premiere.

You could do the red carpet.

Both ideas work hand in hand.

'We have our two windows

'and we're going with a day and night theme, and it requires twins.'

Where you can see a lady in the day and in the night at the same time.

'On one side it will be a business office theme.

'Then we have a night-time look, which is

'more like a premiere on the red carpet.'

-I'd love to be in the window.

-I think Arsenio and Clay.

It also makes sense for him to be on the red carpet side

because he's recognisable in a Hollywood type away.

-You should let me be in the process of choosing the clothes.

-All right.

I'm really good at dressing the women, I swear.

There is no doubt about that.

'Arsenio has elegance and style'

but he also has panache.

That man is amazing.

We need to design that set, so to speak.

I think maybe you and I should design that set.

Do you want me to help with the set design?

We have a design team.

I just want to say something, OK? I have a motor cycle...

LAUGHTER

I do have sophisticated equipment, so if you give me a design,

I'll send it back to my shop and I can have it done.

This is their brand signature. So, replicate this.

Excuse me, guys.

-I have to go to my doctor appointment.

-Good luck to you.

You've got to focus on what is important.

I injured my finger in the course of doing a task.

I'm hoping I'll be available tomorrow

but my paranoid side sees it as a way for people to think,

"He can't be a 100% team member." I'm more concerned about how

this is going to affect what happens in the coming weeks.

All right, see you later, guys.

Dee is the one-armed man from The Fugitive, you know.

I'm not sure if he can play the game now.

I'm not sure he should continue this.

We can pick four models.

We need to use one team member in each window.

Dayana - obviously.

I don't mind doing a modelling thing either.

I feel like I'm an accessible woman.

Yeah, I'm just scared of the age range.

I play younger on TV.

Mr Trump is going to want her in the window for sure.

She's got to be in the window, are you kidding me?

But Aubrey will be in one window too.

'Aubrey and Dayana are going to be in the window and it's like, yes.

'We will not get called on for'

neglecting some of our talent.

'Debbie was not happy, but too bad, that is the way it is.'

You could do something super artsy

and maybe just a girl with a briefcase, open it up and

put a wind machine and the papers look like they're flying

and have all of her brand-new spring line on it.

That's kind of creative.

Debbie, we're going to need some of Ivanka's outfits, shoes,

bags, to take photos for to print and have them in that one window.

The idea is to shoot all these

photos with the models wearing Ivanka's outfit.

As many as possible, so we can have them in the window hanging.

Teresa, come with us shopping.

You're going to help us get the ideas for the models

and pick up the clothes.

-Do you want to Brooklyn?

-Do you want to go with me?

-Yeah, sure.

'Dayana sent Tia, Lisa and myself'

to go over to Brooklyn to build our sets.

We have to build it?!

Ohh, then we better change our clothes.

Adam, this is George. George?

Half of us went to start building the boxes for the set in the space.

The other half went to dress the models,

look at the apparel and so on and so forth.

I used to be a carpenter, so this wealth of cabinet building knowledge

that had been lain dormant for many years bubbled up to the surface.

I need another piece of this 1 x 3.

At the wood shop, Adam felt like he was in heaven, I think.

He just loved that stuff.

He built the door, which they probably could have done,

but he wanted to do it himself.

You guys can start painting this, I think.

One is going to say, cool office

and the other's going to say night-time.

Want to call George and double-check about the painting?

Hold on a sec.

They kept saying, "Adam, phone George," two or three times.

Adam hesitated to do that,

to make the phone call

because he was acting like he was the project manager.

All right, so there we go.

We want the display to look like the women got hit by a gust of wind

so there's going to be a fan hitting her.

Each of these are going to be pictures of her line.

The other idea I had was to put different pictures to create

the image as if a gust of wind had picked up,

a dreamer's idea of the line that

she's always wanted to create in life.

The biggest parts that you guys have to make are the clock.

It's only half of a clock.

Also, these are a lot smaller when you look at them.

We noticed the second we get inside

that these window displays were so much smaller than we thought.

Nothing is grosser than looking at a store window

that is just packed with junk.

You might as well go to the dollar store.

So, we were like, "Uh-oh, we've got to totally scrap

"half of our ideas and cut this down to size."

Debbie, these boxes are a lot smaller than they look,

'and dividing them in half, we have to really rethink, because...'

there is not room for much at all.

Lisa, is there a way that we can have one full window of the photos

directly by the other room in two?

To dedicate one whole window to the best idea,

that is the way to do it, in my opinion.

There is a bunch of really vocal, strong women on this team.

You put us in two different places,

and it is like we have two extra project managers in a way.

That creates a problem.

I don't know... Like, I don't visualise how small that can be, yeah?

We are physically here.

This thing is small, these are both going to look really squished.

-Well, I mean...

-Just trust us.

At some point, you have to trust the members of your team

that what they tell you is the truth.

That was a huge frustration of mine,

because right now, we are trying to help Dayana

so that we don't go down in flames.

We arrive at Lord & Taylor,

we see the window that we are actually going to dress,

and next to it, the other window that we are going to dress.

Is this it?

Three and four. They are not numbered, but this is it.

We go in Lord & Taylor.

They take us downstairs to the bowels, to the belly.

I had no idea, it was incredible.

These are on hydraulic lifts.

You will have a set built in here, 13 x 14.

You dress the window down in the basement of the store,

and a hydraulic lift raises you from the basement

to the sidewalk store level,

and then whatever you've built is in the window.

It is a really incredible system that has been around forever.

We feel, like, the office is there.

I feel like the red carpet is here.

So now we have to call them. We are doing two windows.

-We haven't seen the space yet.

-I need to... I need to regroup.

-Take a breath.

-Find the theme. I need to get that done.

By the time we got to Ivanka's showroom,

we needed to put it together, because our first idea

was to have four different situations happening in two windows.

But Lisa said that it was too much going on.

Ivanka has sketches of her clothing all over the place.

It looks beautiful, so we could do that.

'Then we can do the handbags and the shoes in the other window.'

We saw sketches in Ivanka's showroom.

We were going to try to make the story timeless in her career.

Now we have the sketches and now we have the real photos,

the real products coming out.

Having that part of her in our window was going to complete it.

Breathe for a second, for real.

Just bring it in. You're doing great.

Oh, lots of clothes. Hello, how are you?

Good to see you. Oh, the enemy is here.

The enemy is here. Hey, I'm Clay. Nice to meet you.

We know Amanda, of course.

'When we got to the Ivanka showroom, we were greeted by Amanda,

'who we all recognised from the lobby of the boardroom'

as Mr Trump's assistant,

but she also works for Ivanka's clothing line.

-Are you wearing Ivanka's pumps?

-Yes, I am.

Cool. You know what I want to do?

I want to throw some colour on the shoe.

OK.

To go with this dress.

'This week, I did something'

that I know no-one else on my team could do or wanted to do.

That's a Betty White pump.

Yeah, I want to give her a piz-ump.

I want to give her a hiz-eel.

Everything is hotter in heels.

Hell, yeah.

I kind of like the Betty White shoe too.

That's cos you and Betty White went to elementary school together.

What do you think, Clay?

I know well enough to know that I don't know enough

to know what to know.

'Our gay team-mates weren't as much help as I expected.'

They're not that genre of gay men.

You know, as a matter of fact,

our gay team-mates rarely look at women,

'so if you only pay attention to how good men look,

'please let me handle this.

'Or else this will have'

this hotchpotch mixed agenda going on and it's going to be a mess.

Work it, girl. That's kicking ass and taking names right there.

What do you think, Mr T?

My taste is a little bit simpler than that.

-Afternoon, guys.

-Hi, how are you?

-How are you doing?

Good to see you, man.

-Good to see you as well.

-George is our leader.

What's the actual concept?

The concept is Ivanka by day and Ivanka by night.

We have gotten three sets of twins.

In one scene,

they'll be working in an office with Clay as their assistant.

In the other scene, they'll be interviewed on the red carpet by Arsenio.

'Eric Trump came to visit us'

and he didn't say, "Don't do that." Or "That's not a good idea."

So we forged on ahead.

-How's it going?

-It's going well.

When we got this task, we all kind of went, "Oh, crap."

But we've somehow figured out a way where people can

build on their strengths pretty well.

-Sure.

-It's worked well.

-How's he doing?

Why do I see a smile on your face?

Cos I'm happy all the time.

You're happy all the time, is that what that smile is?

We're a team. We're a good team. We pick up slack where we need to.

So you're saying that you're picking up slack.

I didn't say that specifically.

I just said we're all working together.

-Is he doing an OK job?

-He is.

'I got some very interesting feedback on George.

'I could tell that there was something on Clay's mind'

that he wasn't saying, albeit that you could read his face

and tell instantly what he was thinking.

There's definitely a referendum on George. He's got to be a leader.

You've got a lot of different personality types -

he better lead this team otherwise the task is just going to unravel.

I know you're doing 8,000 things,

but we need to, like, line them up like a firing squad.

On three - one, two, three.

Next model. Next, next, next.

Let's make this as quick as possible.

'After we left Ivanka's showroom with all the clothing'

we went to the wardrobe to start with the models

and set up all the outfits and have all these photos taken

for our window.

'Hello?'

Ivanka, it's Deb Gibson. How are you?

'Hello, Deb, how's it going?'

Good. Good, good, good.

Listen, we don't have access to your jewellery for our display window.

It hit us to just call you directly and ask if we could borrow some.

We only had access to Ivanka's clothing line, not jewellery,

and I thought, "There is nothing illegal about going right to the source", so we did it.

OK, great. Thank you.

She was completely willing to help, just because we asked.

Can I have her for one second, just to try that again?

Hi, how are you?

Good to see you. We're good.

We are all working on Timeless Style by Ivanka Trump theme.

We were thinking that each window would be divided in two,

but now the boxes are too small for us to do that, and we are remaking.

So it's all getting a little crazy, but it's working very well.

'Don Jr came to the wardrobe'

and we're like, "Eee, yay!

"We're going to be fine."

What's the full concept, from start to finish?

What are you going to do in the two windows?

-Timeless.

-Timeless Style by Ivanka Trump.

Aubrey came up with the idea of the clocks, that is amazing,

the fact that these women are 24/7.

What is a day in the life of a women?

The ladies think they have a theme,

but I have no idea what it really is yet.

The fact that they're just organising models

and kind of getting them maybe ready for some photo shoots

to me seems like they're a little behind the times.

There's definitely the appearance that Dayana doesn't have control.

-Whose idea was the concept?

-Everybody has been helping a lot.

Any issues? Because you guys know that

if you can't win this one, you've got a problem, right?

Oh, God.

If you look at the X-rays here, you really did pull it out.

-See the way it's angulated here?

-Yeah.

See the way it's bent back like that?

-But, more importantly, you see that spike sticking out here?

-Yeah.

Not good. You need to have surgery to fix it.

It went from me thinking,

"I've got to go to the doctor

"and weigh up my options" to "you have A option -

"surgery, now."

What is my option in terms of delaying surgery?

Not good, because the bone can heal like that within about ten days.

-'Adam, this is George.'

-George.

'Tell the set people that for the Ivanka night scene

'we want the back wall to be a midnight blue,

'because we want to suggest night.'

-Midnight blue.

-'Yeah.'

-OK.

'The concept was Ivanka by day, at the work place'

and then by night, you know, red carpet.

I actually had a middle one where she was taking a nap.

Maybe two o'clock, but they shot that one down.

Well, we're in the home stretch here.

We're getting the guys dressed, so once you guys wind up there,

you guys are finished for the day.

Right.

-OK.

-Once we finish here, we're headed back to the hotel.

-All right. We'll see you in the morning.

-Good. See you then.

-Great.

-Bye.

-Take care.

'Considering those guys got off a little bit earlier than we did,

'George could have come by and taken a look at what we were doing.'

It'll just be up to me to finish this.

Look how damn good I am. Would you look at that? Look at that.

That's a 16th of an inch.

You're amazing.

Don't let that Takei kick me off. You tell him, let's look at that.

I'm going to tell him you hit the edges perfect.

Look at that.

Michael basically does what good racers do,

which is he just tucks in behind you and drafts you.

At the end, he'll just slide out and take the chequered flag.

OK.

Me, personally, I feel that the midnight blue is a little too dark.

I would recommend maybe a lighter colour,

but George wanted midnight blue,

so when the project manager

decides on something, you have to go with what the project manager said.

George definitely should have came over here

and got a look at what's going on here.

Good. Sideways again.

Good, that's good.

Do you want her to put it on?

Turn sideways more.

We need to shoot some bags, and that's it.

And maybe some shoes.

Small feet model, please.

I'm very worried, because we're running out of time.

We should have been sending these photos about an hour ago,

and we're still shooting them.

Is there anything else that needs to be done right now?

We need to give them the pictures so they can be printed.

We have ten minutes.

I'm seeing that we're running out of time. We don't have those pictures.

They need them at the printers.

So I am very concerned, because

I want Dayana to succeed so badly.

We are both Venezuelans. We represent the Latin community.

She's like a little sister or something.

Here's the deal, what do we need, like five pictures?

Why don't we get five off and running, boom,

so we know we're covered?

So let's just pick, like, a handbag, a pair of shoes

and three outfits, for now.

Just for now.

Being a model and making windows is two different things.

I don't think Dayana had a clear vision of exactly what she wanted.

She kept changing her mind. I felt like we were all over the place.

Wow, really, project manager is a lot of work.

Hello, people.

Wish me luck.

'I'm about to go into surgery,

'and it is just completely surreal at this point.'

I really didn't want it to get in the way of being on the show.

I'm here for my charity, and I don't whimper and I don't give up.

-OK, pleasant dreams.

-Trump!

This is your fault, Trump.

Good morning. How are you, guys?

Good to see you again.

This morning, we split up into two groups.

Most of us are going to the basement.

Deb and Lisa are going to pick up sketches

and photographs of the collection that were shot the previous day.

Oh, the guys are on the right, is that what it is?

Oh, my God, that's beautiful.

-This is our... Where's our...?

-Coral, that's the coral.

Oh, look at the grey. Look at how good the grey is looking.

Oh, wow. I love it, I love it.

It is amazingly stressful to be project manager.

I'm nervous and I'm scared,

because we don't have the photos or the sketches yet.

-Do you know what time the printing is getting here?

-Eight o'clock.

OK, it's eight right now. Where are they at?

-Watch your step. Look at that.

-This looks great.

-Isn't that beautiful?

-Yeah.

So it's the morning of the presentation

and we arrive at Lord & Taylor, and we've got a lot of stuff to do.

The sets have been placed into the window

and we are ready to install the big Ivanka Trump signs.

We've got plenty of room on the other...

We've got a mounting issue.

First thing I realise when we got to Lord & Taylor is that

Paul's guys had misinterpreted something that Paul had sent them.

No, it's cool the way it is.

-No, it's not.

-OK, what's the problem?

The problem is, I wanted the sign hanging, floating.

These brackets won't mount to this sideways.

We're going to the side of this.

Listen, I love Paul, but I drew it out for him five times.

We wanted our sign front and centre,

but we didn't want to see posts coming down to the ground.

We wanted our posts not to be here,

we wanted our posts to be here.

I'm doing the finger right now, America. Yeah.

We'll make it work.

We may crush a model, but they're a dime a dozen in this town.

Wear the black dress under,

and then we put on heels.

Is this looking right from far away?

-Cool, right?

-Yeah, it's good.

I'm waiting for the sketches and the photos to arrive, so I was placing

paper towels in all of the spots where I thought photos should go.

I was trying to basically design the look of it.

Do you like the way this is looking?

I'm just placing right now. It's not the sizes, just locations.

Yeah, put one down here too.

Right here?

PHONE RINGS

'Dayana?'

-It's Patricia. You need Dayana?

-Yes, we do.

Hey, what's happened?

'OK, here's the deal.

'We're stuck in horrendous traffic trying to get to you.'

-We will be stuck in traffic, Dayana, for an hour.

-How close are you?

Close to you, but we're crawling.

'Lisa and I picked up these sketches that I photographed

'in Ivanka's showroom'

that are for one window,

and photographs that we took of the models wearing Ivanka's clothing

for the other window, which at this point is the centre of our theme,

so we have got to get these photos over to Lord & Taylor now.

-All I'm saying is those windows go up at 11am.

-Ah!

It's hilarious.

Hey, guys, we have 55 minutes. 55 minutes.

If we can put this on here, would that work?

No. We could put a... No, we need to whack this off,

because we've got to get it through here anyway.

-Yes, OK. So let's just whack it off.

-This is going to work.

Once I realised those brackets were completely off

and that we were going to have to fabricate on the fly,

Paul and I had to put on our troubleshooting,

fabrication caps and wrap our minds around what we were doing.

We're going to have to plumb this straight from here.

Adam, do we need to measure the height of the window?

Because once this goes up later, I mean, we can't fix it.

That piece is going to hit that. You're flush right there.

Hold on, Lou, Lou, I don't want to be rude, but...

'It was like me and Paul were on a date and Lou was chaperoning.'

I just wanted to get up Paul's sweater.

I wasn't going all the way with him,

I just needed five minutes in the back of that car with Paul.

We wanted more room in here.

Lou was trying to help a lot.

It became the point where you could see

there was too many cooks in the kitchen.

Watch yourself, there, Lou.

Get out of the way, man. Why you gotta be so big?

Hello. You got that?

Uh-huh, I got it, I got it, I got it.

No, no, no. Yes.

OK, leave that.

We get to Lord & Taylor in the nick of time

to really start working on stuff.

Patricia, this is clearly urgent.

He didn't print any of the photos you gave him, he just printed these.

We needed the sketches, clearly, for window one.

Window two was supposed to be the photographs that Patricia had

saved on disk and sent off to the printers the day before.

Those pictures were nowhere to be found.

Aubrey, the photos that Patricia took are not here.

When you went in that box, did you open a box of photos?

There was just a box.

I opened it up and I lined up all three of what was in that box.

'Basically, we have 15 minutes to figure out how to save

'an entire window display'

that we have no pictures for.

I'm totally pissed, I don't understand why they aren't here.

I don't understand what went wrong. I'm totally freaking out.

Where are the photos? Where are the original photos?

So they're not coming?

I called him, no-one is answering.

Our idea that was amazing is a wrap.

Now we just have to go to a different idea,

cos there's nothing we can do to fix it.

The sketches arrived, but the pictures are nowhere to be found.

Somebody messed up and we don't have the pictures here.

I know that this isn't going to be a good thing for Dayana to handle,

because we have ten minutes to fix it,

and we all know that Dayana is not going to be able to do that,

so we need to come up with a Plan B instantly.

Listen, here's the remix. Just listen if you like this idea.

You know how in a runway show how all the models walk out

and they clap for the designer and then she's like,

"Thank you so much, these are my designs, thank you"? Whatever, OK?

The models are standing there in all of her latest looks and it goes from

these were her images and ambition

to now she finished her first runway show.

Can we just do that?

Cos it's a mess-up in the ninth inning and we have to just fix it.

-It's a good idea.

-Can we do that?

Three seconds goes by, and Aubrey's like, "Plan B - here's what we do."

Instead of the photos, it's live models,

let's get two of the girl models, put them in outfits.

I'm like, "Oh, wow, she's good."

Hair and make-up is set up here.

-OK.

-And your name?

-Jennifer.

-Jennifer.

So, these two need to look as identical as possible

and these two need to look as identical as possible.

Genetics has done a lot of your work for you.

LAUGHTER

There I was on the 11th floor of Lord & Taylor

with the models and the hair and make-up people.

It was a beehive of activity.

-Anything I can do for you over here?

-I think I'm good.

-Are you OK?

-Yeah, I'm fine.

If you ruin one twin, then you're going to throw off the whole set.

Arsenio, Penn and myself, we jumped right into it, steaming the clothes

and getting everything set up and getting the women

-done up.

-I'm going to pin it a quarter of an inch there

and a quarter of an inch there.

And George didn't really make himself useful, in any way.

Can we get the ladies started now, make-up people?

Girl models! We need three girl models!

-We've got to go out on the street.

-OK, let's go.

OK, guys, we just have, like, two minutes left.

-Come on, we've got to hurry.

-OK, you do that.

Dayana, come get some jewellery, real quick.

Everybody just got stuff going on.

They got the handbags on the thing, got the girls posed,

tried to mop up a little sweat and we were out the door.

SCREAMING

Let's go!

Dayana!

Thank you guys so much. This is the best thing ever.

Yeah, that's good. You look really good with a feather duster.

We were kicking ass downstairs.

We were really cranking and the models came in,

of course you always want to see the models.

I think, at that point, everybody realised it was game on.

Let's put you stage left

and let's put you closest to our star,

so we're now going blonde, black, red.

I've always believed that you can work yourself into a job

or you can work yourself out of a job.

And George really gave away so much authority that

he really had no purpose anymore.

Yeah, this is good. The way you have it now.

-I think so.

-Yeah.

-It's just, I can't see both at once.

-You're with us.

-I'm with you. That's solidarity.

-Are you sure you're all right, though?

-Eh...

-Oh!

-Four pins. I needed surgery.

-Hey, he's here.

-Four pins!

Four pins in one finger.

-The doctor said, "You've got to go in surgery now."

-Two minutes left.

I know, get going. I'm out.

I was surprised to see Dee walk in, because I assumed that

because he was getting the surgery, he'd probably pull himself out

of the show or something.

I'm not sure how you can do this show with one hand.

All right, get ready, we're going to go up.

We're going up.

Daytime has said good luck to Evening.

Evening has said good luck back.

They didn't really, but I'll lie for them.

CHEERING

-Wow.

-Wow.

Standing there on 5th Avenue, waiting for our cue,

full of anxiety.

There's that excitement, there's that tension.

That's the thing that makes you most nervous, the unknown.

A big cheer, everybody. A big cheer.

CHEERING

CHEERING

They look great.

Here they come.

Here they come. Uh-oh.

Hi, everyone. How's it going?

Good to see you. I heard you were manager. How's it going?

It's an honour to have worked on marketing your...

I am very, very excited.

It's Ivanka Trump By Day.

We wanted to show the whole spectrum and this is the professional,

elegant and sophisticated look.

We have our...Arsenio...

We have...

-Clay Aiken...

-Mm-hm.

'As we're sitting in the window,'

I'm not able to hear what George is saying.

I hope George is able to convey to Scott and Ivanka

what it is that these two displays are actually showing us.

Now, did you bring in the models or were they...?

Yes, we brought in the models and you'll notice, when you look

-in the other window, that they are twins.

-Ah.

This is By Day and then, on the other side, we have By Night.

So all three of them are twins. Got it!

Twins, suggesting that the same woman can transform herself

and, at night, she becomes someone involved in charity affairs,

opening nights on Broadway, cultural events at the Lincoln Centre.

-And we have Arsenio working this window.

-Ah!

He's an interviewer at a red carpet event.

We should put some reflective tape or something on Arsenio.

The guy has a black cap on.

The window was a midnight blue, which unfortunately, got washed out

with the reflection of the glass.

You know, it's something I guess we didn't anticipate

and it didn't read as well as we would have liked it.

Who came up with the idea of using the twins to have...?

-Our magician here.

-Oh!

I think that you are always going to double-take twins.

Yeah, I think the twins element was very, very creative.

A clever idea. Who did the styling? Who picked the actual pieces?

-Arsenio.

-Arsenio, he's the stylist.

I heard that he was very quick in determining what looks...

He has another side to him.

I wouldn't have seen Arsenio as being the obvious one for that.

No, I wouldn't have thought so, either.

So, I noticed the signifier and the logo.

How difficult was it to have that made in such a short period of time?

-Well, this is the man who produced it.

-OK!

-Paul.

Whipped that right up, right?

Wow, a good job. That's very good. That's very hard to do.

-Gorgeous detail.

-It's very, very elegant.

-Paul did a great job.

It's very exciting, because most people are like Lou.

You know, they're not involved...

Erm...

He certainly fessed up early on that that's not his thing.

When George mentioned my name, I was kind of surprised and shocked

because I gave 110%.

I thought, "unprofessional." And I basically didn't want to hear

the big insult to me.

Very impressive. Well, thank you, guys.

-Thank you very much.

-Congratulations. Thank you.

-We appreciate...

-Thank you. Thanks so much.

Once everything came into place

and we looked at it, it was like, "That's pretty cool.

I can't believe we pulled this off."

-We actually might have a shot at winning this thing.

-We got it.

We got it. They were all over that BLEEP logo. They were all over it.

-They're coming now!

-SCREAMING

-Suerte!

-Guys, I'm going to pee my pants.

No, Those are white, you can't pee in those pants.

OK, stand to attention, stand to attention. You can look afterwards.

-Hi, everyone!

-Hello.

-ALL: Hi!

-Great to see you all.

-Thank you, beautiful.

-Oh, thank you.

-Oh, that's so lovely.

Hi, everyone. Welcome to Ivanka Trump 2012 Spring Collection.

We are thrilled to give you a small glimpse inside her

first-ever apparel line.

Sophisticated, modern fashion is timeless.

Aspiration to leadership is timeless.

Welcome to Ivanka Trump Timeless Style.

Yay!

Looks great.

I notice our gorgeous Dayana, looking very beautiful

in one of my dresses.

When I saw Ivanka and Scott coming, I was looking at them

from the corner of my eye and I was saw her going...

I think she liked it.

So this is a bit of a before and after feel?

Aspiration to leadership.

It's the culmination of your sketches.

And how did you select the products that you pulled for the windows?

I think Dayana picked most of them.

-A lot of them are based on the colour scheme...

-Dayana and I.

I love that you are all wearing the clothing, as well.

Yes, you all look lovely.

How about Aubrey? How did you decide to have her... Obviously, Dayana.

How did you come about that decision?

She just seems to be the demographic.

24, you know, the age group, the hip factor.

Plus also she has that classic elegance, too.

It's a combination of everything.

You don't even see the shoes. I should have worn my own shoes.

-We're going to get in trouble for that.

-Yes.

I am so nervous.

Ivanka's a hard read. She has a super poker face.

But, if we lose, I have no fear of going into the boardroom,

because I think the entire team knows what a strong player I am.

-The presentation is beautiful. Great job.

-Great job.

-Thank you so much.

-Thank you.

-Thank you.

Oh, my God! Could she be cooler?

-So, what did you think, Scott?

-I thought both teams did a great job.

It was impressive to see what they accomplished in such a short

period of time. You know, the men's

was very well executed - the detail.

It was very impressive, the signage the men put together.

It was brand specific, it was great

and it was a large size, so it really caught your eye.

I love the concept of the twins.

I love the idea of showing the women at work and the women out at night.

The only caveat to that is I think the eveningwear

wasn't particularly evening.

I mean, this is the challenge, I guess, when a man's styling a woman.

-Yes.

-The woman, they themselves were gorgeous.

The women's styling was beautiful.

They did a very, very good job.

My only criticism of the women's window was the fan

that you could see from 5th Avenue.

-It didn't look particularly good.

-The little detail, right?

And also the shoes.

Because of the coral border, you actually only saw half the shoe.

I agree, absolutely.

-Scott, we have a very difficult decision to make.

-We do.

-So we'll have to go talk to my father.

-OK, sounds good.

-Dayana.

-Hi.

-What was your concept?

Our concept...

We based everything on Ivanka's...

Erm...

Her way that...

Dayana, this isn't like you. You're usually so quick.

-I'm so nervous now.

-Are you nervous?

-Yes, I am.

-Why are you nervous?

She wants to say it in Spanish, I can feel her.

Why? She speaks such great English. What happened to you, Dayana?

-I'm shocked.

-It's a big deal, so...

-You look beautiful.

-Thank you.

-But go ahead.

We based everything Ivanka's willing to transform her personality

and career into a style.

And so, we did a little bit of...

An everyday chicness, glamour and sophistication in our windows.

-Do you think you did a good job?

-Oh, my God, yes!

-Do you think you won?

-Yes.

-Do you think beat George's team?

-Yes.

-I don't know.

-I believe so, yes.

-OK, good.

So, Teresa, how was she as a project manager?

-She was great.

-Really good?

-Yeah.

Anybody disagree?

Tia, how do you feel about things?

I think the most amazing thing about our team this week,

in sharp contrast to the past two weeks,

is that we pulled together, cleared our channels.

And, on top of that, we were

so resilient to the many things that changed conceptually through

the whole process to the last moment before we hoisted the windows.

-And you thought Dayana did a good job?

-Yes, absolutely. Fantastic.

How do you like Ivanka's product?

-Love!

-We're sporting it!

And she's amazing and we really embodied her natural style -

sophistication, modern grace -

-in both of our boxes, both of our displays.

-OK.

Tia, let me ask you this question,

who is the weakest player, would you say, in your team?

Oh, jeez! I am so proud of our team.

-We are stronger than ever.

-Yes.

OK, I don't need to hear any more.

Teresa, who is the weakest player in your team?

I have to agree with everyone else. I mean, this...

OK, enough with the lovefest.

Dayana, if you lose, who are you bringing back?

-Because you've got to bring back two people.

-I'm very sorry.

My heart doesn't let me say that, because everybody worked so hard.

-It would be very unfair.

-So are you be coming back by yourself

-if you lose?

-It will be very unfair if I mentioned somebody when...

But, Dayana, if you lose, who are you going to bring back?

We won.

You know you have to answer the question,

-otherwise...

-Otherwise what?

You come back by yourself and that doesn't leave many options.

Otherwise, you go back to modelling.

It's just very hard, Mr Trump.

All right, well. OK.

Aubrey, you're very outspoken and very strong and Dayana

refused to give me the answer.

Which two people would you choose,

if your team loses, to come back and potentially get fired?

Well, thankfully, that's up to Dayana this time.

When I'm project manager, I will be able to answer all

of those questions for you.

But I haven't specifically been a leader in this environment

and been able to truly assess people's strengths and weaknesses.

-Oh, let's just waterboard her and get something out of her.

-Adam!

-I'm with you, Adam.

-This is killing me.

You've had a chance to observe people over three tasks now.

I mean, you have to have a feeling of who you want to be on your team

going forward and who you would rather go without.

I absolutely would want Lisa on my team, moving forward.

I think Patricia is amazing. She has amazing connections

-and she is constantly bringing...

-And a great style.

-And a great style. And I would say...

-Lisa, would you say that

-Patricia has great style?

-Unbelievable.

But she couldn't do what you do.

-I couldn't do what she does.

-She couldn't destroy men verbally.

She could do it physically, but not verbally.

Mr Trump, Lisa is one of the most talented human beings

-I have ever met in my life.

-She's all right.

-No, she is.

-There's just this incredible human soul.

-Thank you.

-She really is a great person.

-She is a good person.

-Don't cry!

I won't! Not this time, not this time!

Have you recovered from your stint as project manager?

Yeah, I didn't need recovery. I had fun in here.

Who would have said that Lisa...?

If you would have told me that Lisa was going to be crying,

-I would have said there was no way.

-Hey, I got choked up! I didn't cry.

You held it back. OK, you held it back. Great answer.

All right.

Well, you know, we have a pretty brave person in the room

and I really respect Dee. Look at you, Dee!

-Wow!

-He's going to dazzle that cast.

-You wouldn't miss a minute, would you?

-Absolutely not.

Everyone is telling me that Dee had an operation. Tell me what happened.

I saw a doctor and he told me, the minute he saw my finger,

-I had to have surgery immediately.

-You had to have a pin.

-I believe I have four.

-Wow!

So, I had to go immediately and it was, kind of, a shock.

And, yeah, so...

I think it's great. You're here. Somebody else would give up.

Right, Lou? They'd give up. You wouldn't give up.

-Never.

-Arsenio wouldn't give up.

-Maybe.

-Erm...

-George, you'd never give up.

-Never, never.

-What you talking about, Louis?!

-Come here.

He's been busting my balls all day.

That's all right. So how is it? How is the finger?

It's going to be ten days of this. Stitches come out in three weeks

-and another test.

-Do you think it will affect you?

I respect you being here, I'll be honest with you,

because I heard it was very serious.

The doctors say he may never wear pirate jewellery again.

I'll tell you, when he told me I wasn't going to be able to do this

if I didn't get surgery, I said, "I've got to get this surgery!"

-Well, I have a lot of respect for the fact you're here...

-Thank you.

..and what she went through. That was a tough one.

Really.

And he, literally, tried to help while he was under propofol,

-like going under.

-I heard you were really trying.

He called me and then he said, "Goodnight..."

All right. So, George, how did your team do?

We feel very confident that we did an outstanding presentation.

We are very happy and we think we will leave happy.

What did the individual team members do?

How did you delegate, what did they do?

Well, Penn came up with the idea of using twins.

So, that was a great idea.

-Branding was very important.

-Who did the branding?

The signage was done by the most unexpected person.

Which was?

-I was determined...

-Who was that?

It was Paul's idea of bringing...

Not that surprising. I mean, he does the most incredible choppers

-that I've ever seen.

-Exactly...

A big part of his business is, frankly, branding.

I mean, if I look at your shirt right now, you've got the OCC

-logo right there.

-This one right here.

He's good at branding and he said my shop could produce the signs.

-Is that where the signs were made, Paul?

-Yes, sir.

They must have been beautiful signs.

By the way, in talking to Ivanka, she likes them so much

she wants to get them for her shop.

Very good.

Good job.

OK, so, Clay, how was George as a project manager?

I think George did a perfectly fine job. I think he did a good job.

Really?

Hm. But didn't you discuss with Eric that you weren't that happy

with George as a leader?

Eric, what happened with what Clay said about George?

I asked how George was doing and Clay, quite frankly,

started laughing. So, obviously, that's never a good sign.

-That's not so good.

-It was not that he didn't do a good job,

I think this task was the most difficult we've had so far.

We had two teams in two places and so the communication

became really difficult.

And George spent a lot of time on the phone between where we were at,

Lord and Taylor, and where they were, in Brooklyn. And so...

Arsenio, what did you think?

I loved working for George, because he let me do my thing

and he left me alone, as opposed to having a lot of

-cooks in the kitchen.

-Was he a good project manager?

For my style, yes.

Well, if I may say, when I recognise strong people

with a special talent, I respect that.

And I delegate them to do their job.

Arsenio, was he perhaps too lax in managing you guys?

If you lose, will it be because he wasn't necessarily on you

saying this is what I need you to do? He let you do your thing

but is that enough to get everything finished?

That's a good point.

If what I did sucks, he shouldn't have let me alone.

Maybe he shouldn't have been so trusting of me

choosing the clothes on the models.

That's true.

But I think I did a good job. I think what he gave me was my forte.

OK.

So, Penn, what did you think of George as you project manager?

I thought he did a great job.

He was just continuing... Mr Teutul started the whole style of

telling people something once and then trusting them.

And I tried to continue that and then George continued that too.

I think that successful businesses don't run on micromanaging.

-OK.

-I think George continued the same style.

-So, you thought he was good?

-I thought he was great, yeah.

OK. That's very good.

So, Dayana, they sound very positive.

-Right?

-Good for them, good.

-Are you a little bit...?

After hearing what they did, are you a little nervous?

A little bit, yes.

All right, so, Don, tell me what

were the pros and cons for the women.

Scott and Ivanka really liked the attention to detail.

The use and integration of the logo throughout

and not just in one place, in terms of signage.

They really liked the focus on the living aspect

of the window, that it really was a vibrant play-like scene.

A clear understanding of the demographic, you really got that.

I think, frankly, most of you are the demographic.

What they didn't like was, perhaps, the electronic fan.

It made it look a little bit staged. It wasn't really a photo shoot,

it was a living scene. So, the fact you could see that from the street

was a little bit difficult.

And the shoes, the way you set up, the borders were recessed

very far back that, from the street, you lost a lot of visibility

of the shoe, in terms of positioning that product.

OK. Eric, tell me the pros and cons, please, of the men's team.

Well, Paul, as Don said, they loved your sign.

Ivanka is blown away. She wants to use it in the store.

-So she really loved it.

-Awesome.

Penn, in terms of the twins, they really thought that was an

incredibly creative idea.

Arsenio, they really liked you in the scene,

they thought you were perfect for that.

Overall, they really thought the brand messaging was great.

There was a lot of signage, very, very prominent.

They really liked that.

The negatives - it was hard to see the second window.

They really thought the room felt empty. In terms of the office scene,

they didn't like the colour on the back wall.

They thought it was a little bit bland.

They didn't feel like the clothing was appropriate for the setting.

It didn't depict who Ivanka really is.

Overall, they just didn't think the team took risks.

It, kind of, lacked a bit of creativity.

All right. I want to show you the pictures of the women's team.

I want to show you.... Thank you, Eric.

-Take a look.

-Can everybody see?

I'd really like to hear, perhaps, your opinions

and if your confidence level is the same as it was before.

-I have an opinion.

-What's your opinion, Patricia?

The clothing...

You were a model before you became an actress, right?

I became famous because I was the first Latina supermodel.

-You were a great model.

-For many, many years...

So, go ahead. Patricia, tell me.

As an actress, if I am working,