Does anyone know who left the biggest loser show last night?!
Question: It was one of the brothers on the blue team. I believe his name is Mark. He only lost one pound at the weigh in, so he decided to have his team send him home because he didn't have that much more weight to loose.
Answers: It was one of the brothers on the blue team. I believe his name is Mark. He only lost one pound at the weigh in, so he decided to have his team send him home because he didn't have that much more weight to loose.
Mark :(
The Biggest Loser Recap: And Then There Were Four
This week it was do or die for my Black Team — with just four players left to stand up to the big boys on the Blue Team, winning the weigh-in was crucial. Here's how the week went down:
Vegas, Baby, Vegas: As the Biggest Loser of the previous week, Jay marched up to the top of the hill to collect his prize — but this time, the envelopes all had question marks on them. When Jay chose one, the note inside said simply, "Vegas, baby, Vegas." As it turned out, he'd won a trip for the entire Blue Team to Sin City. Naturally, the other guys were psyched...but Bob, not so much. He was worried that they would lose focus and indulge in those famous buffets and free drinks at the casinos. Apart from a couple of tattoos, the players didn't seem to walk away from Vegas with any lasting damage — despite my Black Team's little practical joke of sending them a room-service smorgasbord. But would their big night on the town affect the weigh-in? Well, read on and see for yourself.
Only As Strong As the Weakest Player: In this week's challenge the Blue and Black teams squared off on an obstacle course. Each team had to flip a huge tire ten times, move one ton of sandbags, push a dozen medicine balls across a crawl course, and then run half a mile. Unlike some past challenges, this one was all about working as a team — all the players had to cross the finish line together. The Blue Team pulled ahead early and won the race, and their prize was an all-expenses-paid vacation to Puerto Rico. Great for them — and great for my team that the prize didn't have anything to do with the weigh-in!
A Pivotal Weigh-in: Everyone was feeling the pressure at the weigh-in, because we knew the team that lost a player would have a HUGE disadvantage at the weigh-ins from here on out. I gave my team some major beatings over the week to help them pull big numbers — and I was pleased to see all of them step up. Brittany and Kelly both lost 6 pounds, Maggie contributed a personal best of 8, and Bernie put up an even 10 to bring us to a 3.69 percent loss. After pulling phenomenal numbers last week, the Blue Team just couldn't put up the big losses they were used to, and as a result they went to the elimination room. After some debate, Mark volunteered to take the hit, and Jay, Roger, and Dan reluctantly sent him home in yet another emotional vote. He's clearly doing great at home, though, having lost 90 pounds since he came to the Ranch. You can bet the competition's not over for him!
Next week, there's a big challenge and an even bigger twist — you won't want to miss this one! Tune in next Tuesday to see how it all shakes out.