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The Biggest Loser Couple Ep. 10 & 11 Recap.

Posted on 01 April 2008 by aaron_nimocks

The Biggest Loser Couple Episode 10 Recap


Allison lines up the remaining 6 contestants only to announce that the 14 eliminated contestants are back to weigh in. The man and the woman who have lost the highest percentage of weight since Day 1 will get to rejoin the game. Dan, Brittney, Maggie, and Kelly make no effort to quiet their frustrations. But once again, this is the Biggest Loser and life ain’t fair. If anything it should make the remaining contenders work that much HARDER to stay in the game. The tension was broken when Jackie saw Dan’s new tattoo for the first time. To say she was shocked is putting it mildly.

The 7 women are first to weigh in:

Jenni (Green) 267-229 Lost 38 pounds 14.23%
Mallory (Brown) 217-175 Lost 42 pounds 19.35%
Amanda (White) 204-158 Lost 46 pounds 22.55%
Ali (Pink) 234-167 Lost 67 pounds 28.63%
Bette Sue (Pink) Lost 49 pounds 18.77%
Jenn (Purple) 254-206 Lost 48 pounds 18.90%
Jackie (Orange) 246-182 Lost 64 pounds 26.02%

Ali is representing the women.

Lynn (Green) 409-345 Lost 64 pounds 15.65%
Curtis (Brown) 381-281 Lost 100 pounds 26.25%
Neil (White) 317-262 Lost 55 pounds 17.35%
Trent (Gray) 436-331 Lost 105 pounds 24.08%

Paul (Yellow) 303-233 Lost 70 pounds 23.10%
Mark (Black) 285-195 Lost 90 pounds 31.58%
Bernie (Blue) 283-195 Lost 88 pounds 31.10% *Missed by 2 pounds

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Episode 11.

Last week there was a cliffhanger because the show never said who was voted off. So now in week 11 we rejoin our “losers” at the elimination table. Maggie and Brittney are joined with their fellow competitors awaiting their fate. As a reminder, Dan won the previous week’s challenge and his prize allowed him to cast two votes, while the others each got one.

Dan casts his 2 votes for Maggie
Kelly votes for Brittney
Mark votes for Maggie
Ali votes for Maggie

So Maggie packs her bags and leaves the ranch to finish her journey at home. Day 1 of her journey she weighed in at 239 pounds. Upon leaving she is at 184 pounds. Currently she is at 172 pounds, for a total loss of 67 pounds. She is gaining her self confidence back, and approaching men (something she didn’t do before).

Brittney is upset over losing Bernie and Maggie. “It will force me to hang out with everyone else.” Kelly was surprised at the results of the elimination, and thought that Brittney would be voted out. At this point, Maggie was the much bigger threat and sending her packing was the obvious choice for the men. It is every man/woman for themselves at this point, although alliances are still a major factor in eliminations.

The contestants go to Macy’s thinking that they are going to have a challenge of some sort. They talk about shopping being hell because nothing ever fits. The women stick to things that don’t really have to fit, like shoes and handbags. As it turns out, they will have a challenge, but it isn’t what they think. They are going to be made over by style guru Tim Gunn and then strutting their new selves on the catwalk for Prevention Magazine. This will also be followed up with a magazine photoshoot. Tim tells the contestants that the biggest fashion goof people make is wearing clothes that don’t fit properly. VERY TRUE!!

Tim walks each contestant around and tries to get a feel for their individual styles. Some were afraid to wear certain colors because of their size, others had never worn anything directly off the rack. But folks, today is a new day. When people lose a huge amount of weight, there is sometimes a trial/denial period. You may think that something won’t fit still and you need a bigger size. Or that you still weigh what you originally weighed. But then comes a new reflection in the mirror and you can see how far you have come, that it is possible. It’s like getting to know yourself all over again, and that is what happened to the final 7 that day in Macy’s. Finally, Tim shows each contestant his or her, catwalk outfit. Many were in shock and a state of denial. As an added gift, each contestand gets to keep their reveal outfit as well as a $1,000 gift card to Macy’s.

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Biggest Loser Couples: Recap

Posted on 18 January 2008 by aaron_nimocks

Biggest Loser Season 5 Week 3 Recap:


This week opened with Jillian and Bob talking to the remaining teams about why Curtis and Mallory were voted off. It was obvious that they were seen as the bigger threat. As Bob said; “Game on.” Team Orange was taken to their prize for being the previous week’s biggest loser team. There was a catch…They had to climb up a huge hill to get it. On top of the hill were three envelopes with one word on each. “Family,” “Luxury,” and “GamePlay.” They chose “GamePlay.” The prize was that they had two votes at the next elimination round. This prize was huge. Just because they were curious (and so were we) they opened the remaining two envelopes. The family one entitled the team to spend a full 24 hours with a loved one. The luxury one entitled the winners and one other team of their choice to have a week of free massages. I think they made the best choice. Strategy is everything in this game.

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Are you Ready for The Biggest Loser Season 5?

Posted on 01 January 2008 by aaron_nimocks

The Biggest Loser Season 5 Premier is tonight. I got an email from Robert today about an exclusive interview with the Biggest Loser Season 5 contestants Neill and Amanda.

Buzz around the new season of Biggest Loser continues to grow. Not only does the series celebrate its fifth season when it premieres January 1, it introduces its first couples season. Ten teams of two, made up of spouses, friends, parents and children and even perfect strangers battle it out with the scale in front of millions of people.

Diets In Review caught up with the white team, Neill and Amanda Harmer from Oklahoma City, just days before the premiere, to find out how living healthy, raising a son and even having sex have been affected by their Biggest Loser experience.

Neill and Amanda share an intoxicating sense of humor about their weight and the whirlwind experience of applying and being on the show. And while the season is just about to begin and resolution yet to be had, they stand by their determination to be the Biggest Loser at the end. Neill says no matter what happens, “you can call me a loser all day long” because it means he’s finally learned to lose weight and live healthy the right way.

Check out the entire interview and learn more about the Harmers as Biggest Loser season 5 begins. Follow along at the Diets In Review Diet Column all season as we follow the Harmers and return with a follow-up interview. Good luck Neill and Amanda!

Read the complete Biggest Loser 5 Interview Here!

It will be the another Great Season Show..

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