Versacorp, but the gamblers of Protégé wagered much more each. Judges: Donald Trump; Carolyn Kepcher; Mark Brown Trump Monologue It's Easier To Think Big – A personal reflection of Trump on how it has been always practical for Trump to take the next step. Protégé project manager: Kwame Versacorp project manager: Amy Winning team: Protégé Reasons for win: Protégé is able to earn $123,159, thanks to Bill's plan to target high rollers (VIPs). Reward: Protégé stayed overnight at the best suite in The Trump Taj Mahal with $3000 in gambling money. Losing team: Versacorp Reasons for loss: At the end of the task, Versacorp takes in over $105,000. At some point, Amy did something that took people off the floor and hurt Versacorp's numbers, but no specifics were given. Sent to boardroom: Amy and Katrina Fired: Katrina Campins – for a lack of contributions to the task by comparison to the other members of the team. This was the first task where Amy lost, and despite having made arguably the most mistakes of anyone on the team, Trump decided that he could not fire her given her past successes. Notes: Episode recap from NBC.com This is the first time Amy has been on a losing team, breaking her ten-week streak. She currently holds the record for longest time ever without losing a challenge. Bill is not happy to be chosen by Kwame to join Protégé, saying that he is not a fan of Troy and does not respect the way he does business. In the Season 1 DVD, Bill refers to his new teammates as "Dumb and Dumber". The DVD extra includes a music video. George Ross does not appear in this episode. Mark Brown replaces him while he is away. Katrina tried to use her sexuality to convince the Chrysler executive into letting them auction off the Chrysler Crossfire. 22.8 million people watched this episode's initial airing, rebounding from last week and building upon the recap episode by five million viewers, pushing it far enough to take second place for the week. Week 13: "The Price is Height" Air date: April 1, 2004 Task: This week's task is to rent out a luxurious penthouse for one evening at Trump World Tower for no less than $20,000 for one night. Judges: Donald Trump; Carolyn Kepcher; Bernie Diamond Protégé project manager: Troy Versacorp project manager: Nick Trump Monologue Passion – If