The thing is, while it might be kind of cheesy reality programming, while it might seem like pure voyeuristic crap, it's really inspirational. It's about people recognizing that they have a serious problem, and taking difficult steps to overcome their issue and improve their lives. It's a problem which more and more Americans have, and more and more children in America have.
So, I love "Biggest Loser," and I'm not ashamed to admit it. Well, maybe a little ashamed, but check these people out.




That just kicks some serious booty. Because it's not just about how they look, it's about them taking responsibility and action to make themselves healthier and happier. And if people watching get up off the couch and throw away their Big Gulps and Aisan Rollers because they see that they too might be able to change things for the better, then I say more power to them. I hope the show is popular and starts a trend of similar self-improvement programming to balance out some of the other things being billed as entertainment on the airwaves. Let's see, how about a show where people learn how to reduce their carbon footprint? Or how to treat people around them with compassion and open-mindedness? Seems to me we could all use a little inspiration delivered in an entertaining, easy to absorb package.
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I don't get to watch this show often, but when I do I'm in awe of the way people can transform their entire being. (Mind, body and soul.) Amazing!
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