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The Biggest Loser: NBC Series to Return with New Host

by Jessica Pena, December 1, 2015

The Biggest Loser

The losers are back. NBC has announced The Biggest Loser will return for new episodes on January 4th.

Season 17 of the weight-loss competition series will be completely revamped, with a new gym, new contestants, a new theme, and a new host.

The reality show has switched hosts before. When it began in 2004, Caroline Rhea presented the series. In 2007, she was replaced with Alison Sweeney, who left the show this year.

Bob Harper will be the new host and present the updated show when it premieres on January 4th, at 9 p.m.

Here’s the official announcement:

Universal City, Calif. – December 1, 2015 – NBC’s ‘The Biggest Loser,’ a show known for its incredible weight loss makeovers, will reveal an exciting makeover of its own when the popular series returns on Monday, January 4 (9-11 p.m. ET) with new host Bob Harper, a new “Temptation” theme, an updated state-of-the-art gym, a new logo, fun format changes and a return to the popular team vs. team competition.

Dolvett Quince and Jen Widerstrom return to train eight contestant teams of two, all with compelling stories. Seven teams (spouses, parent/adult child, siblings, relatives, best friends) will know each other, but one team will be two strangers – former “Celebrity Apprentice” contestant and the original “Survivor” winner, Richard Hatch, and ‘The Voice’ season two semi-finalist Erin Willett. Having both been in the NBC family previously, the two share the same goal as the other 14 contestants – to change their lives and get healthy.

The renovated “Biggest Loser” gym, featuring a new interior and exterior branded with the new logo, has modernized equipment to help contestants better achieve their fitness goals, including eight high-tech monitors on the walls of each side of the gym that will track contestants’ calorie burns as well as heart rates. Half of the gym will be dedicated to Team Dolvett and the other half dedicated to Team Jen.

The weigh-in will be very different this season with a new look and double scales, so contestants on opposing teams can weigh-in side by side, making the weigh-in even more compelling to watch. The contestant house is also getting a whole new look for season 17.

The theme this season is ‘Temptation’ and contestants will learn how to deal with all kinds of temptations in the real world, ranging from food to money to electronic devices. Players will be spending more time off-campus than in previous seasons, learning to face a variety of temptations head on and navigate the many challenges that can be stumbling blocks to living a healthy lifestyle.

The engaging new contestant teams include twin brothers and physical education teachers Luis and Roberto Hernandez, and nutritionist Lauren Clark and her mother Vicki Clark, a women’s healthcare nurse practitioner, who all want be better role models in their professions. Also featured will be Britney Anderson and her Aunt, Tonsheia “Toy” Grandison, whose health and life were forever changed by the accidental drowning of her young son when she was 20 years old.

In addition, the new cast includes Hope Wright, who needs to get healthy in order to start a family with her husband and teammate, Colby, who turned to food to cope with the stress and sadness of losing his father to suicide and his brother six weeks later in a car accident. Jacky Kmet will be competing with her husband, Stephen, whose weight gain accelerated after a job layoff, the diagnosis and death of his father from ALS and the diagnosis of their 5-year-old son with juvenile diabetes.”

What do you think? Do you watch The Biggest Loser? Will you be watching the new season in January?

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I sure don’t want you to cancel The Biggest Loser I love the show it shows us how people that are over weight still has hope in there lives. They can lose that weight just like those that are on the show and some are facing the same fears in there lives. This show is a great example to those that are battling obesity that they can do it and not just being on the show but also doing it at home. Please keep this show going.

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