Back in Annie's war room, she's meeting with the event planner. They have to turn their halves of this room into magic. Joan tells her event planner she'd like to make this disaster of a room new, exciting, and bright. He says he wants them to do something that will capture attention right away. Joan points out where the competition is, and her planner says, "So the loser is over there." Joan likes this. Annie and Brande are with their event planner, as Dennis and Tom sit and watch. Dennis tells her to let them know if they can help, and Tom tells Dennis Annie's good at getting angry at people. What a fine quality. Dennis agrees that she's tripping, and she wants to run everything. Tom asks Dennis if he wants to go make suggestions, because he thinks it's funny to watch her not listen to them. Dennis tells Tom to go ahead. Tom thinks there's a way to manage creative people positively, which he thinks will be better for the team. Tom stands there and cracks wise as Annie talks about an "invisible wire." He asks how they'll find it, since it's invisible. Dennis says Tom's the comedian, and he's really just the sidekick. He says it was funny, because they can't do anything to them since they've been fired. Annie gets a call and Dennis pretends it's him calling. The audience finds it hysterical, and I have to admit I do, too. Remember that Trump asked Annie if she'd be able to lead, since people tend not to like her. This is sort of proving that to be true. Joan tells her event planner she wants it to be all about Kodak and Cirque du Soleil, not about her personality. Melissa says her mom's great at planning parties, but she's used to working with her people. Unfortunately, this planner isn't getting it. He says the room needs a major transformation. Well, I think they at least agree on that.