Athena's still trying to decide what to do. Melissa explains you have to have the "Wow!" factor. Annie wants to show Jesse some viral videos. She shows that the word "midget" gets a lot of hits. She also says she gets her viral videos off Perez Hilton, so she knows how outrageous it needs to be. Melissa asks Jesse if he'd be in the video if it were something he was comfortable with. He says he just doesn't want to be bathed by midgets, and he looks totally uncomfortable. I think he's shy, actually. Why can't one of the women be bathed by midgets? Why does it have to be Jesse? I'm fairly sure people would rather see Brande bathed by anyone. They tell him it will be hilarious. Jesse interviews that he was against it because he doesn't want to embarrass the company. Annie says she doesn't think they'd be offended. Jessie finally relents that as long as they're wearing outfits that look like the small and mighty bottle. He explains that he didn't want to do it, but he relented because of the ladies' enthusiasm. Annie and Tionne are sent to get props and costumes. Melissa explains she actually sent Annie to give Jesse some breathing room, since Annie can be a little intense.

Director of photography Joe arrives, and Clint tells them what their set-up is. The women are very unhappy that Clint is doing all of this without talking to them. They think it's not funny, what he's doing. Khloe thinks it's too late, and Clint loves it. Plus: He's the project manager. Khloe interviews that the women were a little "weary" [sic] of doing this, but Clint's really adamant about it, so they're going to follow their leader, because in the end he's their boss. But instead of following him, they sit over there and whisper about how much they hate it. Joan is upset that they will sit there and whisper, but not stand up to him. She walked with Gloria Steinem and burned her bra so these ladies wouldn't cave in. Okay, really? I don't think what we are seeing is anti-feminism. Joan gets up and takes care of telling Clint that she doesn't like it. She has a suggestion, but Clint's already left the room. Joan talks to the camera that this is supposed to be funny, not serious, then she sarcastically says, "But I'm not the director." She leaves and the camera pans to the actual director, who mouths, "Not the director." He hates Joan for saying that, and I can't say that I blame him. Joan's very disappointed in Clint. She thought he'd be smart and clever, but now he disagrees with her!!! All she can do is shake her head.