Recapper Donna Emery Previews The Show And Handicaps The Contestants:
No matter which state you live in, the upcoming season of the Biggest Loser will give you a local hero to root for.
The popular NBC series is back again, and this year’s hopefuls will feature one contestant from each of the 50 states. On September 20, 2006, we’ll begin to hear their stories and see them contend for the big prize. Ever-perky hostess Caroline Rhea will be back, to tempt and encourage them; as will the popular trainer for the Blue Team: Bob Harper. But instead of tough-girl Jillian, Bob’s training cohort will be new arrival Kim Lyons.
The names of the 50 hopefuls have been released, and a short bio of each is available, on a popular blog that promotes healthy living. . Just for fun, I’ve decided to separate them into 5 groups; based on their bios, I am predicting who might have a good chance to move into the final stages of the competition. It’s surely going to be a challenge to get to know all 50 of the Losers, and I am very curious to know how many will be eliminated; each week. And of course, I want to see if there’s any way that a woman can win it all, this year.
So, based on nothing but their smiles and their bios, I am predicting their future Biggest Loser Fate as follows:
Probably Sent Home Early
Melinda, from Alabama: seems to be a potential smart-mouth. Hates to run.
Linda, from Idaho: an “over age 50” single mom who wants to find the man of her dreams
Jamie, from Kentucky: a former state-ranked tennis player, who admits he eats the wrong foods.
Amy, from Maryland: confident enough to overcome obstacles
Kally, from Michigan: a hairstylist who wants to be “hot”
Marty, from Missouri: a teacher; his license plate says “I’m Fat!”
Mitzi, from New Mexico: a home economics teacher who wants to learn some healthier recipes
Joscelyn, from Nevada: wants to be a bikini model
Erin, from Rhode Island: wants to gain control of her life
Tiffany, from Texas: admits she needs extra motivation, to get going
Won’t Last Much Longer
John, from California: looks like Grizzly Adams, and has a sense of humor.
Timothy, from Delaware: a middle school teacher
Elisha, from Hawaii: a flight instructor who wants to find “Mr. Right”
Katherine from Illinois: accidentally had her thyroid removed, as a child.
Pam, from Indiana: talkative Southern beauty
Wally, from New Hampshire: a father of 3 who wants to be “Mr. Popular” again
Poppi, from New Jersey: wants to get healthy so she can run in a marathon, to honor her dad who has cancer
Latorria, from South Carolina: comes from a family with weight problems. Wants to break away from that trend
Ginnie, from Vermont: a junk food “junkie”
Kevin, from Wisconsin: confident that he will be the winner of the prize.
Average – Tough to Tell
Kai, from Alaska: with a bubbly personality and lots of confidence
John, from Arizona: a quiet father of 6; who used to be in a heavy metal band.
Stacie, from Colorado: who doesn’t want to be the biggest in her family anymore
Angie, from Georgia: a mom of two who wants to show her kids how to be healthy
Mark, from Montana: a retired policeman who wants to shape up for his upcoming wedding
Ken, from North Carolina: an author and motivational speaker
Nikki from Ohio: wants to ski and to climb mountains
Ken, from Washington: with back injuries and a Don King hairdo, it’s tough to tell how he will do
Christopher, from West Virginia: a college recruiter whose whole family is heavy.
Sarah, from Wyoming: a future bride with a lot of charisma
Likely to Last Awhile
Jaron, from Arkansas: who says he wants to compete in an Iron Man triathlon
Mark, from Florida: works with intellectually disabled children
Sabrina, from Louisiana: wants to wear a bikini; run a marathon, and skydive
Matthew, from Maine: father of 3, and a youth pastor
Jennifer, from Minnesota: a former Plus Size model who wants to be there for her kids
Evelyn, from Nebraska: a yo-yo dieter who wants to learn salsa dancing
Adrian, from North Dakota: has determination and works hard
Erik, from New York: works in a deli. A family man.
Tim, from Oregon: tattoo artist and pastor (I kid you not!) who is soon to be a dad
Heather, from Utah: ready to make some permanent changes in her life
Has a Good Chance to Win
Chris, from Connecticut: a registered nurse who wants to be a good example to his patients
Steve, from Iowa: former baseball player with the Yankees. Recently widowed.
Alyssa, from Kansas: a workaholic who wants to put her determination to good use
Nelson, from Massechusetts: a police officer and father of 3. Great smile
John, from Mississippi – an aspiring umpire, whose father is also an umpire
Jason, from Oklahoma: wants to be noticed by that Special Lady. Nice smile
Valerie, from Pennsylvania – wants to be a fitness trainer someday
Dru, from South Dakota: ate too much junk food, and slacked off on exercise
Bobby, from Tennessee: father of 2; cooks for his fireman buddies
Jennifer, from Virginia: a doctor who wants to start an obesity prevention facility
These are just my opinions, but it was fun to guess. I will enjoy the way the real story unfolds, and invite you to join me in watching the show, and see how close my predictions come; to the real results!
This is the show where Losers can be winners, and that makes helps everyone who participates in the show a little bit better off than when they started.
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