Going Once, Twice, You're Fired

Season 1Episode 1260 minmars 20, 2008
Going Once, Twice, You're Fired

In a surprise twist, the final four celebrities are called back into the boardroom and each celebrity is interviewed by CNBC'S Jim Cramer and Erin Burnett. Jim and Erin offer their insights to Donald Trump and the four finalists fight for their lives in a surprise Boardroom. The axe falls, and only two celebrities remain.

Going Once, Twice, You're Fired has aired on mars 20, 2008 at 21:00
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