in this episode. George identified Tara's main error as being that she came up with their concept and decided to make it community-focused before even finding out what exactly they were supposed to be advertising, and only minimally altered it after being fully briefed. Tara was also noted to have tried to claim all the credit for the advert during her presentation to the Sony executives, which did not help her cause. John and Audrey, who were both fans of Gran Turismo 3 attempted to help Tara make their concept more relevant to the game, but she ignored them and later claimed in the boardroom that their feedback was irrelevant since it applied to the third game and not the fourth. Audrey pointed out that it was ridiculous to expect her or John to know anything about the fourth game when it hadn't even been released yet, and re-iterated that Tara had decided on the specific concept without consulting anyone else on the team. Despite this, Tara initially intended to bring the two back into the final boardroom, but after Craig strongly criticized her leadership, she decided to bring him back rather than John. Even though Tara was fired Trump acknowledged she had great potential and was clearly a strong contender, but he and his advisors agreed she blew the task too badly to give her a second chance, even if Trump felt Audrey was a weaker candidate. Episode Recap on NBC.com Week 7: Project Putt-putt Airdate: March 3, 2005 Sponsor: Golfing segment of The Trump Organization Hosting Company: Chelsea Piers Magna project manager: Stephanie Net Worth project manager: Audrey Project: To build a miniature golf course and attract the most business of sales revenue. Judges: Donald Trump; Carolyn Kepcher; Ashley Cooper Trump Monologue Play Golf Trump simply discusses his love for the sports and how it can help people come together. Winning team: Magna Reasons for win: They earned a total profit of $508. Thanks to a clever move by Kendra, Magna got exclusive deals that drew in numerous kids. Reward for Winning: Golf game with Trump and Cristie Kerr. Losing team: Net Worth Reasons for loss: They lost by $204 with a total profit of $304. John was disrespectful to Audrey, who was ineffective and not assertive, and maintained a negative attitude throughout the task, which didn't go unnoticed by guest observer Ashley Cooper. Chris also alienated kids