in the boardroom six-consecutive appearances. Trump goes on to attack Angie, while saying that Alex had done well but was brought down by the two "losers". Trump asks Angie if she "choked", to which after much hassling from Trump, she felt that she could have done better but admits that she did, and then she's fired. Carolyn was visibly displeased by this, but Trump says that he doesn't like "chokers" and that he doesn't want them in his organization. In her exit interview, Angie says she wants everyone to know that she didn't "choke". Fired: Angie McKnight – for stumbling during the presentation and for not being able to handle the pressure. Special notes: Michelle Scarbrough, a Trump Organization staff attorney, filled in for George on this task. Episode Recap on NBC.com Week 12: A Lonely Drive Airdate: April 14, 2005 Sponsor: Pontiac and General Motors Magna project manager: Kendra Net Worth project manager: Chris Project: To create and promote a sales advertorial for the Pontiac Solstice car. Judges: Donald Trump; Carolyn Kepcher; George H. Ross Magna: Magna comes up with a round advertorial that looks very interesting and unique and has spaces for a CD and business cards. Its theme is the emotions that the car engenders. Pontiac is so impressed that they decide to use the editorials in their stores. However Tana and Craig go to sleep before it is done (a decision that ended up haunting Tana later on, as she openly stated she was not going to pull an all-nighter because she couldn't be fired anyway), appearing to leave Kendra to finish it all (the Finale qualified this, as it revealed that Craig did return to the task to help Kendra finish it, while Tana slumbered uninterrupted). In the presentation to Pontiac, Tana tries to unjustifiably take over speaking duties from Kendra but Kendra fends her off and the team ends up netting a good result. Net Worth: Net Worth's editorial has boring writing and looks generic. The lead photograph of the car is blurred with the intention of conveying speed. In the presentation to Pontiac, Chris gets nervous and stumbles over his lines, making up new words like 'interiorally and exteriorally'. Winning team: Magna Reason for win: They delivered the emotion of the Pontiac Solstice in a creative way. Reward for winning: A basketball shoot-around at Madison Square Garden with Isiah Thomas and the New