Female power failed big time as Donald Trump told Kelly, "You're hired," and sent Jennifer packing. It came down to who snubbed Donald worse at the charity event each was managing. Apparently, Donald would rather sit on a dirty, broken chair than be left to stand awkwardly alone for even a second. Jennifer's fate was sealed when nobody showed up after the basketball game to try to get him to go to the VIP reception. But Donald managed to survive when his box seat at the polo match that Kelly was managing was dirty and broken.

In the live boardroom from Lincoln Center, Jennifer fought back and it got kind of close at the end. "Robotic" Kelly could only roll his eyes and look astonished while Jennifer took hold and demolished his character. But, in the end, the Donald said he had his eye on Kelly all along, as he had his eye on last season's winner, Bill Rancic, all along. Even if the women on this show weren't so deplorable, could one of them possibly win?

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  Sandy

  28, bridal salon owner, Rockville, MD

  Reminds us of: Jennifer M.

  Game so far: She kicked butt on the bridal salon challenge, but has tanked otherwise

  Strength: Never the worst at the wrong time

  Weakest moment: Her Pepsi presentation was incomprehensible

  Boardroom presence: Fights like the lawyers

  Likely finish: Fifth

  Update: Third

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  Kelly

  37, software exec, Carlsbad, CA

  Reminds us of: Ron Howard

  Game so far: Totally in command, even likable

  Strength: Organized, smart, even-handed

  Weakest moment: Buying himself an expensive watch as his reward

  Boardroom presence: He's hardly been there, so it's hard to tell

  Update: He won! But it was closer than we thought.

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  Jennifer M.

  30, lawyer, San Francisco, CA

  Reminds us of: Jennifer Aniston

  Game so far: Has slid through

  Strength: Gets project manager's protection

  Weakest moment: Selling out Andy in the boardroom

  Boardroom presence: Pretty and poised, without much to say

  Likely finish: Fourth

  Update: A close second. Is that a glass ceiling she hit?

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  Ivana

  28, venture capitalist, Boston, MA

  Reminds us of: Winona Ryder in Heathers

  Game so far: Fighting it out with all the women and winning by being nastier and more personal

  Strength: Tenacity and hard work

  Weakest moment: Complaining constantly that the other women are using their sexuality in offensive ways

  Boardroom presence: Cranky and mean

  Update: Voted out! She only made it to fifth!

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  Kevin

  29, law student, Chicago, IL

  Reminds us of: Blair Underwood

  Game so far: Sticking with Kelly, he won enough not to be in danger in the boardroom

  Strength: Business confidence with a good nature

  Weakest moment: Not sticking up for Stacie J. when the women ganged up on her

  Boardroom presence: Sweats when it's his turn

  Likely finish: Final two

  Update: Upset! Fourth

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