'Celebrity Apprentice' 2013: Donald Trump's 'All-Star Celebrity Apprentice' Cast Go To Universal Studios in Orlando, Omarosa Cries

Donald Trump's "All-Star Celebrity Apprentice" is living up to it's promotion as a crazy and unconventional reality show. What is better than watching C and D list celebrities at a carnival? In episode two "Tickling Your Funny Bone," a celebrity is sent home as the "Celebrity Apprentice" madness begins to take shape. In this week's show, Omarosa and "Team Power" faces off against Dee Snider's "Team Plan B" at Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida.

The celebrities are flown down to Florida and while on the ride they are told they need to create a 3D photo experience as a part of a marketing campaign for Universal Studios with the winning project team manager receiving $20,000 for their charity with Universal Orlando matching the $20,000. Luckily for country star Trace Adkins he booked a cruise more than a year ago, so he doesn't have to participate in this week's challenge.

Omarosa continues to play the part of the villain well, at one point berating a Universal employee. Her team decides to create three different photo booth experiences. However, she chooses "Spider Man" as one of the photo booth's without telling her teammates. Omarosa's idea, while creative, didn't really seem to work.

Dee Snider's team decides to use the celebrities in their experience and have people take photo's with cutouts of the celebrities. It wasn't as ambitious as Omarosa's plan, but it was more feasible. Penn Jillette had a much more impressive idea, but Snider ended up taking Stephen Baldwin's advice. Is that smart?

Once in the board room, team "Plan B" stick together for the most part. Marilu Henner calls out Garey Busey as the weak link, but fortunately Busey doesn't lose his mind. "Team Power" manages to stay together in the boardroom. Omarosa criticizes Dennis Rodman, but besides that they all play nice.

"Team Power" ends up winning by quite a bit because of the lack of creativity from Dee Snider's team. Omarosa starts crying because her charity wins the cash. Her charity is Sue Duncan's Children's Center in Chicago, in honor of her late fiance, actor Michael Clarke Duncan. Latoya Jackson feels Omarosa is trying use Duncan's death as a way to manipulate everyone else to help her in the game.

Back in the boardroom Dee Snider is fired after his team failed to win the project. At one point Trump jokingly fired Jillette to the shock of his teammates. Luckily he didn't and the project manager is left going home.