The Biggest Loser

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"The Biggest Loser" Contestants(with weeks of eviction)

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Series 1 (2004)

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Ryan Benson (Red Team)Week 10($250,000 winner)

Related Topics:
Ryan Benson - Red

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Gary (Blue Team)Week 10(Runner Up)

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Kelly (Red Team)Week 10(Third Place Finalist)

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Maurice (Blue Team)Week 9

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Lisa (Red Team)Week 8

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Andrea (Blue Team)Week 7

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Kelly (Blue Team)Week 6

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Dave (Red Team)Week 5 (Awarded $100,000 for losing the most weight of those who had not made it to the finale.)

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Matt (Red Team)Week 4

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Aaron (Blue Team)Week 3

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Lizzeth (Red Team)Week 2

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Dana (Blue Team)Week 1

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The Biggest Loser is an NBC reality television show that began broadcasting on October 19, 2004. It involves twelve contestants who were overweight to varying degrees participating in a contest to lose the most weight. The show is hosted by comedian Caroline Rhea. Bob Harper and Jillian Michaels are the two personal trainers.

Related Topics:
NBC - Reality television - October 19 - 2004 - Overweight - Comedian - Caroline Rhea - Bob Harper - Jillian Michaels

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The contestants were divided into two teams: red and blue and each team was given their own personal trainer. Each week, the team who lost the least weight was required to vote out one of their team members. When there were 6 contestants remaining, the competition became individual. The players were now competiting for themselves to stay in the game. The final remaining contestant would also win US$ 250,000.

Related Topics:
Red - Blue - US$

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Season 1's winner was Ryan Benson.

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