Patrick Hodges

Allison brings the nine Ranchers into the Elimination room, and tells them that for the time being, they will be changing in their "couples" colors for one of two colors

Because of the State of the Union Address, this was a shortened episode that featured no weigh-in and no elimination. That does not mean, however, that there wasn't any drama...

We are but one week away from the series finale. For now, however, Allison is kidnapped by a desperate husband who wants her to use her gifts to find out what happened to his missing wife.

The show is called "Biggest Loser: Couples", but tonight the couples' theme takes a back seat as a full-scale rivalry develops between the eleven players on The Ranch and the ten players who aren't.

We are officially in the homestretch. Six contestants are paid a visit by a family member, and while there happy feelings aplenty, believe me, they won't last.

Since it was just announced that the cancellation of Medium has been upgraded from a definite possiblity to an absolute certainty, this episode marks the very beginning of the end

This episode features one of the single dumbest group decisions in Survivor history. It also features a tremendous shift in power. And once again, Jane proves she can kick y'all's ass.

This week, the rest of the castaways stand back as the tensions between Jane and Marty reach an all-time high. That, and NaOnka NaOnkas it up again.