This week will be the easiest task for the women’s team on Celebrity Apprentice.
The task was throwing a 'fun and exotic' launch party for the conventionally female low-calorie beverage company Crystal Light's new Mocktails line.
However, the men’s team did the impossible as they walked away with the $50,000 prize.
Clay Aiken led his team in winning the challenge for the day. They decide to put on a peach-turned-beach mixer whilst the ladies, which follows Project Manager Aubrey, put on an elegant Pomtini soiree.
At first, men’s group was against the challenge since they believe that they can not do the task. Their leader Clay even said that women have the advantage since they are familiar with such things.
However, things were not on the side of the girls since the idea is not what the executives of the Crystal Light looks for.
Both NBC teams manage in pulling off their individual events without a hitch, but the women’s team effort spoiled by continued infighting,
Aubrey asks Debbie Gibson, so she will write and will produce an original Crystal Light jingle.
Patricia is the handler of the signage and logo but has Lisa hovering over her saying she wants her work to be the best that it could be prior to sending it out.
The moment that Aubrey proposes her idea to Don Trump as Teresa doubted if Aubrey can hit back with a dismissive.
In the meantime, though Clay and Penn had some problem last week, Arsenio Hall perceives that Penn seems to be trying harder with the team.
Through the combine efforts of the men, they are able to create a real party atmosphere by sending Arsenio and Penn outside so that they could pull off people from the street.
More and more people start coming in including some of Aiken's devoted Claymates, Arsenio starts a Soul Train line, and someone reveals a limbo stick.
Most of the guesses take their pants off, so they can display their shorts and bikinis and even Hoda Kotb and Kathy Lee Gifford turn up phrasing the event.
Though both of the teams was featuring a musical performance at their events, Clay's rousing version of Under the Boardwalk trumps Debbie Gibson's canned jingle lending to the party atmosphere.
At the back, then the men appreciate Clay Aiken since Clay did manage to group well. Clay reciprocates their appreciation by saying that everyone contributed.
