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The Biggest Loser Week 13: Season Finale

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All of this season's contestants reunite and compete for the at-home prize; America's vote determines the third finalist; one contestant wins the grand prize.

Season 10 Episode 13|TV-PG|1:24:01|

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Season:Episode	Title	Runtime	Air Date	User Rating	Queue
Season 13					All
18	Week 18	43:23	05/01/2012
17	Week 17	43:27	04/24/2012
16	Week 16	43:27	04/17/2012
15	Week 15	43:22	04/10/2012
14	Week 14	43:27	04/03/2012
13	Week 13	1:26:55	03/27/2012
12	Week 12	1:26:45	03/20/2012
11	Week 11	1:04:58	03/13/2012
10	Week 10	1:25:56	03/06/2012
9	Week 9	1:25:53	02/28/2012
8	Week 8	1:26:58	02/21/2012
7	Week 7	1:26:55	02/14/2012
6	Week 6	1:26:54	02/07/2012
5	Week 5	1:25:53	01/31/2012
4	Week 4	43:27	01/23/2012
3	Week 3	1:26:57	01/17/2012
2	Week 2	1:26:04	01/10/2012
1	Week 1	1:26:12	01/03/2012
Season 12					All
Season 11					All
Season 10					All
Season 9					All
Season 8					All
Season 7					All
Season 6					All
Season 1					All

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Season:Episode	Title	Type	Runtime	Air Date	User Rating	Queue
13 : 18	Kim's Finale Interview	Excerpt	02:30	05/02/2012
13 : 18	The Winning Moment	Excerpt	01:40	05/01/2012
13 : 18	PALA Winner	Excerpt	00:57	05/01/2012
13 : 18	Mike's Finale Interview	Excerpt	02:04	05/01/2012
13 : 18	Jeremy's Finale Interview	Excerpt	01:29	05/01/2012
13 : 18	Dolvett's Finale Interview	Excerpt	02:29	05/01/2012
13 : 18	Conda's Finale Interview	Excerpt	01:30	05/01/2012
13 : 18	Cassandra's Finale Interview	Excerpt	01:27	05/01/2012
13 : 18	Bob's Finale Interview	Excerpt	01:26	05/01/2012
13 : 18	The At-Home Winner	Excerpt	02:04	05/01/2012
13 : 17	Pre-Finale Interview: Kim	Interview	02:59	04/25/2012
13 : 17	Pre-Finale Interview: Jeremy	Interview	01:40	04/24/2012
13 : 17	Pre-Finale Interview: Conda	Interview	03:14	04/24/2012
13 : 17	Pre-Finale Interview: Bob	Interview	02:13	04/24/2012
13 : 17	Pre-Finale Interview	Interview	02:16	04/24/2012

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I have a friend who is an iron man super athlete and his BMI is around 28... Yet, he is lean and fit. BMI does not take a lot into consideration. It was never meant to determine a person's health or fitness level which is why It's not always accurate. See 14 other replies

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I really like this idea as well, it gives a better picture of what is actually happening to their bodies. It also allows the show to keep it's over dramatic scale beeping schtic that the producers and advertisers love so much. Eventually, after the audience is more and more educated and they get rid of the cheesy suspenseful dramaticly drawn out scale scenes they can do a fat percentage but it happen anytime soon they are making too much money doing it the way it is See 14 other replies

about 1 year ago

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I agree with Brett Andrus. America is stupid, that's why we have to rely on the false "calories in calories out" method. I really don't think tracking calories to the last little bit is the best way. These people lose so much weight but you have to compare it to how much they were eating BEFORE... probably 5000+ per day. OBVIOUSLY they will lose weight by cutting calories and switching to healthy foods. They are an extreme example.

It also seems like a Bodpod would be ideal for the competition instead of those stupid beeping scales. That would also prevent them from using tricks like dehydrating themselves to weigh less. See 14 other replies

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umm.... BMI does not account for muscle vs. fat. An extremely muscly person with a low percentage of fat could have a very high BMI because it is only based on weight and height. Those two measurements do not account for your body composition.

If anything, they could base it on fat percentage lost. See 14 other replies

about 1 year ago

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Because most of America is not going to sit and figure out the percentages of protein, carbs and fats and do all the stuff that athletes do when they track and break down their food. Weight loss has to be kept simple for the majority of people. They aren't going to be running triathlons every day or competing in a bodybuilding competition. Bob and Jillian do talk about drinking water, eating their protein, etc and that is important information for people to understand. See 14 other replies

about 1 year ago

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I just started watching and I was thinking more along the lines of just subtracting basic skeletal weight, and guts.

A fat person
A smaller less fat person

You can only lose so much, unless the smaller less fat person lost some of their brain or guts they cant stay competitive.

The body is very complicated anyways, these more fat people are actually stronger too. They have much larger muscles, which even these can be lost through losing fat, and long cardio workouts. See 14 other replies

about 1 year ago

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That's the best idea I've heard so far. It's even workable in terms of it being simple enough for the audience to get. You'd just have a very simple math equation on the board:

Actual weight minus medically ideal body weight, equals the amount that you're looking to lose. Then you just calculate the percentages based on that number. It seems a little fairer, especially to women and those who are obese enough to get on the show but not obese enough to compete against the really big guys, to do it that way. See 14 other replies

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