Hey Paula!

In the final episode of the series, Paula pays Daniel a surprise visit at his salon. With no appointment, she wants a cut and colour from her best friend and stylist. She keeps Daniel waiting as she is more interested in the makeup the salon has on sale. After he has covered her hair in colourant over the sink, Paula exclaims "Daniel, my hair is orange!" to which he replies "well you shouldn’t have bought that make-up".

In this week's episode we are treated to some out takes from the series, mostly involving Paula's dogs. One in particular her pet pooch takes a strong liking to a stuffed toy duck.

On a routine visit to the doctors, Paula is on the phone with her publicist Jeff - they are discussing recent rumours that Paula has had plastic surgery. It has been noted that Paula's breasts have increased a cup size. She laughs this off - "they're real and they're fabulous'" -she proudly admits. She confesses to having had botox but nothing else.

Paula begins this week spending some time with her friends. They want to go to an Oscar event so she takes them along to a gift boutique. On the way Paula explains that when she's busy she gets in trouble with her neck injury. She tells of having 14 spinal surgeries as well as plates in her neck and admits it's a hard thing to talk about. However, Paula's friend Jill has been through it with her, so it's "less daunting" and she feels "less isolated", after all "neck problems are by far the worst pain you can ever go through."

This week is an emotional rollercoaster for Paula. Continuing from last week she remains stranded in Philadelphia due to the snowy weather but she is keeping in high spirits with her assistants by playing pranks when they arrive back at the hotel at 2am. Paula finds herself rolling on the floor in hysterics after she plants a suspicious looking lump of beef jerky 'shaped like a big piece of dog poo' under one of her assistant’s duvets.

But Paula's tears of laughter soon turn to tears of upset when she receives an email from the Bratz company informing her that she is no longer needed to work on their project. Paula is inconsolable as she was on course to executive produce and choreograph the up coming Bratz movie, as well as design the clothing and the dolls. Having banished her assistants she closes her bedroom door and goes to bed in tears.

This week is jam-packed for Paula and it begins with an event for In Defence of Animals which she is hosting. Animals are a huge part of Paula's life and she loves nothing more than her four dogs. She is however, running late and is so hungry she states she 'could probably eat a dog'.

At her staff meeting the next day Paula is exhausted from lack of sleep and it shows both in her mannerisms and the concern on her employees faces as her attention wanes. She's also having some issues with her assistants this week. She explains through tears that it makes her 'cuckoo' when they make mistakes like not telling her to reply to emails and it doesn't help when she thinks they think she's crazy.

At the beginning of this week's episode, Paula has called a production meeting to discuss media strategy following allegations of drink and drug abuse which appeared in the press after the American Idol press tour.

An emotional Paula declares "enough is enough", she will not have her reputation ruined, this is a crisis. The meeting becomes particularly heated when PR Jeff and producing partner David attempt to tackle the situation. However it is decided that Paula must honour her up coming commitments and use them as an opportunity to set the record straight.