Star:	Donald Trump (Himself (the boss)),  Chris Shelton (II) (12th Fired),  Verna Felton (II) (Quit (Episode 3)),  Todd Everett (II) (1st Fired),  Stephanie Myers (10th Fired),  Angie McKnight (11th Fired),  Craig Williams (II) (15th Fired),  Tara Dowdell (6th Fired),  Michael Tarshi (5th Fired),  Kristen Kirchner (4th Fired),  Bill Rancic (The Apprentice),  Carolyn Kepcher (Herself/Trump's assistant),  George Ross (II) (Himself/Trump's assistant),  Robin Himmler (Herself (Trump's Secretary)),  Erin Elmore (9th Fired),  Tana Goertz (16th Fired (Runner Up)),  Danny Kastner (3rd Fired),  Audrey Evans (7th Fired),  Alex Thomason (14th Fired),  Bren Olswanger (13th Fired),  Brian McDowell (2nd Fired),  John Gafford (8th Fired),  Kendra Todd (The Apprentice)
Guest Star:	Eve (Herself),  Gene Simmons (Himself),  Moby (Himself),  Barenaked Ladies (Themselves),  Lil' Kim (Herself),  Fat Joe (Himself),  Lil Jon (Himself),  Simple Plan (Themselves),  New Found Glory (Themselves),  Jadakiss (Himself)

Networth Project Manager Chris pulls John and Erin into the final boardroom, where John is fired. Before the boardroom ends, however, Chris has his third boardroom blowup. (edit) The Project Managers in this episode are Kendra for Magna and Chris for Net Worth. Kendra's win earns her an exemption for the next task. (edit) This episode marks the third "corporate restructuring" of the series. After the shuffle, where the Project Managers for the upcoming task send their two weakest members over to the other team, Chris Stephanie, Erin, John, and Angie make up Networth and Kendra, Tana, Craig, Alex, and Bren constitute Magna. In “What You Didn't See...”, it is revealed that Chris tries to get rid of Stephanie after she is sent from Magna to Networth, but Trump does not let him. (edit)

Trump: Was he chewing tobacco during this task? (edit) Erin: (To Gene Simmons) What do you like to do with women? Oh God, lemme rephrase that. (edit) Tana: It's like I've blossomed into a hip-hop queen. Like I wasn't a white girl. We rocked the house. I was down wit them. (edit) Tana: Stephanie and Erin are the most obnoxious people in the suite. (edit)

John's true colors, which had been hinted at in the previous episode, are fully revealed when viewers learn he has a blatant disrespect for women. (edit) This is the first time this season that a team, Networth, has lost three weeks in a row. (edit) At this point, Kendra is the only remaining candidate who has not faced the final boardroom yet. (edit) This is the second time this season that someone other than the Project Manager gets fired, the first time being in "Airstream of Consciousness." (edit) For the first time this season, and the third time in the entire series, we do not see Trump talking to his associates after a firing. Instead, we see Chris and John hugging each other one last time before John heads down to the taxi cab. Later, John's confessional in the taxi cab airs BEFORE the ending credits. (edit)

Kendra briefly mentions Bren's "cucumber" commercial idea from "Soap Dopes" when she says "Just no cucumbers!" (edit) The episode title is an obvious reference to the teen cheerleading movie Bring It On, which stars Kirsten Dunst, Eliza Dushku, and Gabrielle Union. (edit)