you." Martha's letter: "Dear Leslie, you almost made it to the last task. However, your skills would be put to better use in a marketing or consulting company, not MSLO. Focus on what you do best, and I have no doubt that you will continue to be successful." Special notes: With this Primarius victory, Dawna now has three wins as project manager, but more noteworthy is her spotless record. She only has been on a losing team twice, and neither time had she been brought back to the boardroom by the project manager. While Leslie and Marcela initially seemed to agree to gang up on Ryan in the conference room, when Martha actually asked Leslie who should be sent home she replied that it should be Marcela. Marcela felt betrayed, as she specifically avoided bringing Leslie back in the previous episode due to their close friendship, which resulted in a major argument between the two. Week 11: Final Approach Airdate: December 7, 2005 Hosting Company: Song Airlines Project: Teams had create a thirty-second commercial for a $99 Song Airlines flight from New York's JFK to Los Angeles' LAX. Primarius project manager: Bethenny Matchstick project manager: Ryan Winning team: Primarius Reasons for win: Their advert on the whole was very well executed, scoring an average of 4.2 from the focus group. As a result, the executives have decided to run Primarius's advert as a "real spot". Primarius' reward: Horseback riding with Martha Stewart at her Bedford home and a game of Scrabble. Losing team: Matchstick Reasons for loss: Their advert was extremely sloppy, and Ryan completely missed their target demographic, having come up with the concept before even speaking to the executives. Their advert had an average rating of just 2.8 from the surveys. Sent to Conference Room: Ryan and Marcela Eliminated: Both of them, for the following reasons: Ryan Danz, for drinking during the task and producing an ad that was not only extremely poor in quality, but inappropriate for Song Airlines' target audience. Marcela Valladolid, for her horrible record as project manager of 0–2, being on three wins and eight losses, not contributing any ideas toward the advert, and admitting having effectively given up on the competition before the task even began. Dismissal comment: "Neither one of you really fit in." Martha's letter (to Ryan): "Dear Ryan, you have the desire to try new things, and a lot of