Biggest Loser Recap Week 7

Posted by Tracy Rose Nov 9, 2006

There were a lot of changes this week on the ranch and it put the contestants in a vulnerable spot. They began the week having to adapt to the six new people from home who returned to the ranch. Only two of those contestants staye don the ranch to compete for the week, but the adjustment was not a easy one. The old gang decided to stick together and not make it easy for the new couple. The new couple snesed this, buit they had also lost more weight at home than the contestant had on the ranch and this come acorss as cockiness. They weren't thrilled with the workouts on the ranch and the girl bowed out of the workouts for a day before realizing it was a huge mistake and asked if Kim and the red team would take her back.

In their first completition, the teams had to carry a ton of something (water jugs, tires, weights or bricks) from one spot to another. Wylie and Marty won a calorei guessing challenge to be able to choose who carried what. They chose the water jugs and came in first, winning a 42 inch plasma TV and a year if Netflix rentals. The other two teams continued the challenge to finish what they started, but they (and Bab) were upset that the new couple refused to finish the challenge. They said they would have been there for hours carrying bricks and felt it was unfair.

The weigh in could have gone either way this week. But it all came down to who fell below the yellow line as a team, based on percentage of weight lost. Kai lost 7 and Erik lost 20 putting them in first place. Unfortunately, they weren't able to knock out the new duo just yet. Bobby lost only 3 pounds and Heather decided to play a game this week and gained 4 pounds. Bobby had all but given up at this point and Bob talked him into holding his head high and sticking with the program to see it through. bobby's head was not in the game though, as he admitted, he missed his family terribly and that alone was affecting his game.

With two votes, Bobby was voted out fo the Biggest Loser. It was an emotional exit and I don't think it was his time to go. but his tranformation moment was just as he said it would be - drastic! He looks amazing and got down to 227 after leaving the ranch. He regained his health and won a long life with his family, so he is not too bitter about not winning the money or the title of the Biggest Loser.