Rewind: The Apprentice 6

So last week, no one got sent home because Michelle quit in a surprising move. Last night's episode starts with Donald Trump calling both teams to tell them the news, and to let them know that someone from Kinetic is going to have to join Arrow to even things out a bit. Although no one was eager to leave Kinetic (and the cushy house), three members volunteered, and it was up to Arrow to choose. They went with Surya.

The next morning, the teams meet with Donald to learn their new task. Last season's winner, Sean, is also there, as well as Steve Carley, who is President and CEO of the El Pollo Loco restaurant chain, and Karen Eadon, the chain's Chief Marketing Officer. For this task, the teams have to create, promote, and sell a new version of their signature item, the Original El Pollo Loco Bowl. The team that sells the most wins. Sounds simple enough, right?

Aaron is the Project Manager for Arrow, and Heidi still is the PM for Kinetic. Arrow decides to go with a Chicken Tortilla Bowl and Kinetic adds mango and pineapple on top of the original bowl, dubbing it the "Paradise Pollo Bowl." Say it with me ... yuck.

On Team Kinetic, Marisa makes many largely ignored suggestions, the most memorable one was to have someone dress up in a chicken costume. One Team Arrow, business is bustling, and two team members go after bulk sales, getting an order for 22 bowls from a local car dealership.

When the final numbers for the day come in, Arrow wins by selling over 400 dollars worth of bowls compared to their rival's $313.54, and they finally get to move into the house. Good for them. The prize was a private concert from Andrea Bocelli on the beach, followed by fireworks.

Back in the boardroom, the usual arguing ensues about who was at fault, with most of the blame going to marketing, or lack thereof. Everyone picked Marisa as the one who should go home, and Heidi brings her back, along with Aimee. Trump fired Marisa, basically saying that he couldn't ignore the fact that the whole team thought she was the worst.

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