The men ran with a concept of "knockout," and why not, when you have Lennox Lewis and Tito Ortiz on your team, but Stephen Baldwin upended their conference table and managed to knock a cup of coffee all over the laptop that had all their artwork and banners, killing it. They rallied and re-created what they could, heading to a print shop in the middle of the night and hoping for the best.

The next morning, the teams' trailers told two very different stories -- Gene's team's looked gorgeous with its professionally lettered signs, and Tito's team's looked pretty sloppy, with banners hastily packing-taped to the outside. In fact, it looked like the women (and Gene) might finally pull out a win.

But it turns out the execs were willing to overlook sloppiness in favor of the team that actually listened and got the concept, so the men's team won yet again.

In the boardroom, Gene basically refused to acknowledge that his team lost, saying again and again that he was right and Kodak got it wrong. Then, it was obvious that Trump was gunning for Nely, who had been project manager of the previous lost task and who biffed the meeting with the execs by talking over them. But Gene refused to bring her back to the boardroom, instead bringing Omarosa, who had done a boatload of work on the task. Trump pushed him to bring back another person, and Gene went with Jennie Finch.

The winning team was watching this part of the boardroom proceedings and realized 1) Trump wants Nely gone and 2) Gene was toast for not bringing her. And that's exactly what happened.

I have a feeling it's going to be a little less interesting with Mr. Simmons around.