I Want to Work for Diddy (2008)

The teams are told they must assist Mr. Combs in doing a series of press interviews. Each team is given a bible of Diddy information (his accomplishments, awards, personal facts, likes and dislikes, etc.) to answer any background questions the press might have. But they arrive to find that the "press event" is not that at all. The applicants are going to have their Diddy knowledge tested in a much more pressure-packed way. Later, the applicants learn that Poprah is a mole. As if that's not enough, she's got another surprise up her sleeve.

It's time for the applicants to enter the heart of Bad Boy: Diddy's recording studio, Daddy's House. The aspiring assistants take over for the support staff through the night. But this is no ordinary graveyard shift. All night long they'll be hit with diva behavior and ridiculous requests from the talent on hand. The applicants will have to show they have all the right moves - literally.

Tensions are rising in the loft and the competition is becoming more cutthroat. It's a good time to find out who'll compromise their principles just to win. Diddy decides to give the applicants an honesty test--with the help of one horrendous tie-dyed outfit. Diddy sends the group to an honesty retreat at a lush Japanese garden, where they meet Dr. Greg, who's devised some very intimate exercises to lessen tensions among the applicants. But no amount of new age soul cleansing can help one applicant who earns Diddy's ire.

The final three applicants find themselves overwhelmed as they attempt to pull off this larger-than-life fashion event. Just when it seems the pressure can't get any greater, some four-legged fashionistas arrive to make their job even tougher. Capricorn shows up hours before the event to find that the group is way behind. With no time to spare, and no room for failure (especially with Diddy attending), the applicants are about to get a rough lesson in how the pros do things.

It's down to the final two applicants, and for the deciding test, they must report to the top floor of Bad Boy to work for the man himself. He puts them through their paces, testing their dedication, work ethic and their sense of humor. They must arrange a last-minute listening party for Bad Boy employees that night to hear tracks from his new album, "Last Train to Paris" at the hip Hudson Hotel. Then it's reckoning time. Two applicants are summoned to the roof deck of the hotel, but only one will leave with the job of Diddy's new assistant.