After the commercial, Donald consults the Viceroys. Carolyn says, "I wasn't impressed with Katrina, but I would probably say Tammy." I think it's safe to say that, at least in part, Tammy is being rung up for the debts she owes on Carson Daly and Regis Philbin. Bernie, on the other hand, stresses that he's "bothered by Katrina." He says that he found her attack on Boyfriend Bill distasteful, considering that she's the one who didn't bring in any prospects. Trump says he knows who he's going to pick, and he has Robin send in the final three. They all sit. Trump points out that "there's been a lot of bad blood, and [he thinks] Troy caused much of it." Uh-oh. That doesn't sound too good for the Idaho potato, there. Katrina says that she wants to make some additional arguments about why she chose Tammy. Trump says that's fine. Katrina gives a long speech about how she had to devote so much of her energy to taking care of Tammy that she wasn't able to properly manage the team. Now, I get that Tammy says dumb-ass things, but the idea that Katrina was "babysitting" her? No. We saw how Katrina managed it -- she managed it by trashing Tammy behind her back, which is probably deserved, but not the same thing as being on Tammy Patrol all day long. Trump asks Tammy what she thinks of that. "I think she's trying to point fingers at another person because she hasn't fulfilled her obligations." Katrina makes an exaggeratedly comedic face at that -- ho, ho, ho! -- and makes me want to pull her hair just that tiny bit more. Tammy says that she does think there were some breakdowns in the team. And who, Trump asks, broke down more? Katrina or Bill? Tammy names Katrina. "Tammy, I am the one who secured a general contractor to do all the work!" Katrina snorts. "Me! Me! In fact, I have a business plan -- would you like to see it?" She slides it over toward Carolyn, who looks at it as if it's covered in cat poo and says, "No." Trump waves his hands dismissively. "It's too late," he says. I have to say, it's a rare thing in adulthood when yelling "Me! Me!" is a good idea. Trump is ready for the big windup, though, so he tells Katrina that he thinks she should have been in charge of the negotiation rather than dumping it off on Bill. Bill, he thinks, didn't necessarily do a great job negotiating. Tammy, though, "got in the way of [her] team." And she was (dum dum dum!) disloyal. He goes so far as to call her disloyalty "obnoxious." "Tammy," he says, "you're fired." They're all dismissed.