began, Trump jokingly implied that he was about to fire Omarosa, who Kristi had blamed for losing the $183. Despite criticizing Heidi for her negativity in the task, Trump also indicated that Kristi should have brought back Jessie instead, as she was behind a lot of the ideas which resulted in the team's high expenditure. George Ross does not appear in this episode because of a business trip. He is replaced (temporarily) by Bernie Diamond. Week 6: "Tit for Tat" Air date: February 12, 2004 Task: This week's task is to raise money for charity at a Sotheby's celebrity auction. The teams are told to sign up celebrities for an auction to benefit the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation. The celebrities that took part in the auction were Regis Philbin, Rocco DiSpirito, Carson Daly, Tiki Barber, Ed Bernero (an Executive Producer of Third Watch), Russell Simmons, Kate White (the editor of Cosmopolitan magazine), Nicole Miller, the cast of Queer Eye for the Straight Guy and Isaac Mizrahi. Judges: Donald Trump; Carolyn Kepcher; George H. Ross Monologue: – Know What You're Up Against – In order to compete you must be aware of your competition. Protégé project manager: Omarosa Versacorp project manager: Bill Winning team: Versacorp Reasons for win: Strong returns from packages involving Daly and DiSpirito. Also, Versacorp won because they were able to minimize the numerous gaffes that Tammy made throughout the task. Reward: None – as this was a charity event, Trump decided that the feeling of raising money for a charity was reward enough. Losing team: Protégé Reasons for loss: Protégé did well on balance but did not have the bigger-money items that Versacorp did. Sent to boardroom: Omarosa, Heidi, and Jessie Fired: Jessie Connors – for being the weakest negotiator on the team and for not defending herself after being harshly criticized by Omarosa. Notes: Episode recap from NBC.com A show-mance began between Nick and Amy. Omarosa harshly criticized both Heidi and Jessie, stating she had not found Heidi to be professional or have much class before this event (where she did praise Heidi's performance), and calling Jessie an "airhead" and a "bystander." Donald Trump was disgusted with Omarosa's comments, but seemed just as angry that Heidi and Jessie initially said they liked Omarosa after being so strongly insulted, which he found hard to believe. When the trio returned for the final boardroom, Omarosa made even