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The contestants on Celebrity Apprentice got tasked to create a slogan and an in-store display for Donald Trump’s new cologne.
The magician, Penn Jillette was not lucky as he disappeared in the contest as he got fired by Donald Trump.
Penn took the blame when Team forte failed the task, despite the fact they only lost by a whisker.
It was Penn, who had come up with the group’s slogan for the fragrance, named Success by Trump, which was You Earned It. Some experts identified the slogan as magnificent
At first Donald got a tough time since he had to split the prize money between the two teams, but eventually he made the decision that Team Unanimous is better than the other.
Penn leaves his role of being project manager to Clay Aiken.
Penn suggested the slogan and Lisa Lampanelli and Dayana Mendoza immediately supported the suggestion. Clay was hesitant but played the devil’s advocate.
As the cameras catch Clay, he claimed that he got pressured into agreeing with the group.
In the meantime, Penn’s heart got set on his slogan when he tells everyone that brainstorming is only fun if people got good ideas.
Aubrey O’Day opted in taking control of Team Unanimous.
Though, the team was arguing at first they finally agreed when Aubrey sat on Arsenio’s shoulders in order to take photographs of the New York skyline.
Aubrey claimed that he wanted use Donald’s son Eric in the photo shoot for the store display.
Of course, Eric got excited. He claimed that he got surprised that he is going to be included in the photo shoot.
The pop star had made all the decision. Making the decision all be herself means that she will also be blamed when the whole thing failed.
Lisa spied on the other team as they work on the in-store display
She went to the other team’s area of the building prior to the time she reported back to the rest of the team. She claimed that she just spied on the other team and saw that they have the same idea.
Team Forte got so confident that they would win, but their presentation failed them. They eventually loose the task.
'I was a strong part of what the executives liked,' Penn initially said in protest, but accepted his defeat in good grace and was told, 'Great job Penn, really great,' as he was fired.
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