The men think about using the mop as a “hero.”

For the women, Lisa comes up with “what’s your number?” like in the movie and here as in how many mops have you used in the past. Very cute!  Tia loved the idea.

Clay is getting frustrated with Penn because he feels that Penn handles each task with the boardroom in mind. He also finds him condescending. He frustrates a lot of people. He also feels that his team is setting Lou up to fail. Arsenio and Lou respect that Clay stood up to Penn.

“I’ll mop the floor with you” is the concept the men come up with.  At Forte, Debbie gets mad when things don’t go her way.

Penn continues to be upset with Clay and feels like he is being set-up to fail.

DAY OF TASK:
Unanimous presents their commercial first and they get a lot of laugh.

Forte has Debbie and Aubrey do a skit with a lead in to “what’s your number?”

BOARDROOM:
Lou is tired of people saying he has a handicap. Clay and Paul say Lou was a great PM. Clay even says that Lou is one of the hardest workers ever. The men believe they won.

Tia feels her team did great and says they are strong. She says Lisa is a star on her team but Lisa says that she never felt that Tia had a true grasp as PM. Ouch.

Dayanna says Tia she was stressed out as a PM. Debbie says there was a lack of communication. Tia says Debbie is too high strung. Don Jr. says Lisa, Debbie and Aubrey are always the main creators on each task.

Lisa names Dayana as the least valuable player on the women’s team. Lou says that if the men’s team loses, he will bring back Paul and Penn to the boardroom, referring to Penn’s negative attitude. It’s revealed that Penn has a lack of compassion for people and Clay agrees that he is not good at teamwork. Clay even said Penn disengages when not in charge.

They men agree that Penn did do some work but said he is condescending. Dee says Penn was disconnected and became very reserved when he did not get his way. Clay says this is harder on him than American Idol and that he lost his cool during the task.

Arsenio says he respected Clay for standing up to Penn.

When it came to the task, the execs did not feel that Forte executed their point properly but found them very entertaining nonetheless. The execs loved Unanimous’ tagline and that everything was integrated well. They did feel that the men missed a few points.