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Biggest Loser

So... I watched the Season 12 opening of Biggest Loser last night. To be honest, it wasn't at all great. I'm not sure what I didn't like about it. The two new trainers? The age difference groups? Who knows. I just didn't like it at all.

Of course Bob stole the show with his group "winning" the weigh in for week 1. Of course he'll win, he's Bob. He's been doing the show for how many years? Exactly. That wasn't a shock at all.

They redid the gym. That was nice. Probably needed a face lift, kinda like the host... she could do away with the smoker voice and could get a face lift or two. Kidding... sorta. Yeah I'm kidding. :-) I'm not that mean.

But yeah. It wasn't much of anything to be amazed over or surprised about. Same old games, same old stuff just a different week and new people.

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