Tough Choices - October 25
The gym is back in play, but now blue is on the hot seat after a string of weigh
in losses.
Challenge time. Calorie quiz. The team that is closer to 3 out of 5 dishes will
win the right to deny a player a trainer for 72 hours and force another player
to eat outside of the kitchen.
Cheeseburger and fries
Red: 1300
Blue: 780
Actual: 1421
Fried chicken and Cole Slaw
Red: 1220
Blue: 1751
Actual: 1000
Red is up 2-0
Breakfast
Pancakes, Sausage, Eggs, Bacon and Hash Browns
Red: 1350
Blue: 920
Actual: 1190
It's a shut out.
Brian and Marty are eating out and Erik and Bobby are without Bob for 72 hours.
When Bob finds out he is hurt and disgusted and mentally challenges Erik to
prove the red team wrong.
While blue copes, red gloats and now it's already time for another challenge.
Jam packed this week.
This time the teams will put one player in a harness and have to life them to
post flags by using a pulley harness that is attached to the backs of the
remaining team embers like a yoke. The first team to raise all of the flags will
win either a dinner at a fancy hotel or an intense workout in the hotel's pool,
plus the right to choose which member of the red team will sit out the weigh in.
Red and blue do well to start but then a miscommunication on red results in one
flag not being posted and red falls impossibly behind. Add a dropped flag and
Red is done.
Blue chooses the meal, leaving the workout for red, but the choice of who sits
out is by far more important.
72 hours is up so now the blue team is whole again. Bob is ready to go and it's
time to burn.
But before last chance workouts, Dr. Huizenga is here to update the "losers" on
their health. There is pretty much good news all around and everyone has a
reason to smile. Again, The Biggest Loser is one of the few games that is more
than a game.
Last Chance!
Marty feels he is on the line but aside from that there is little more on either
side than the usual desire to win.
Blue has an important decision and chooses to sit out Ken.
Ken
Previous: 301
Current: 290
Loss: 11
and it doesn't count.
Now for the rest of red.
Pam
Previous: 218
Current: 211
Loss: 7
Kai
Previous: 223
Current: 214
Loss: 9
Wylie
Previous: 255
Current: 248
Loss: 7
Heather
Previous: 193
Current: 187
Loss: 6
Total red team weight Loss: 29 pounds or 3.26%
Blue must lose more than 38 pounds to win the weigh in.
Brian
Previous: 255
Current: 246
Loss: 9
Bobby
Previous: 273
Current: 260
Loss:13
Marty
Previous: 308
Current: 293
Loss: 15
Erik
Previous: 351
Current: 335
Loss 16
Can you say drubbing?
Blue's total weight loss: 53 pounds or 4.47%
Blue wins and ends the losing streak despite disadvantages. Red is headed to
elimination, but Kai has won immunity as the biggest loser.
The votes:
The ladies of red have sworn to send a man home, will it happen?
Kai throws down the gauntlet and votes for Ken
Ken votes for Heather
Heather strikes back and votes for Ken
Wylie takes the smart road and realizes that he has to sire with the girls. He
votes for Ken and it is over.
Ken is more than jovial in his departure and encourages the red team to move
forward and kick butt.
Ken is kicking butt at home too. He lost 68 pounds at the ranch and lost 70 more
at home. Top that off with his wife losing 50 pounds of her own. There's a
success story for you. |
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The battle of the bulge takes a high-tech turn as 50 people from
50 states with one thing in common... girth... compete to see
who can shed the most ounces.
Recaps by Eric Pierce, GSNN
FACT FILE:
Host: Caroline Rhea
Trainers: Bob Harper, Kim Lyons
Creators: Ben Silverman, David Broome, Mark Koops
EP: Ben Silverman, David Broome, JD Roth, John Foy,
Todd A. Nelson
Packager: Reveille Productions, 25/7 Productions, 3
Ball Productions
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