The Biggest Loser Australia

Episode 52: The Finale (1x52)

Data di messa in onda: Apr 29, 2006

After five months of training, challenges, eliminations, tears, smiles and frowns; the original twelve contestants with AJ Rochester and Bob & Jillian live from L.A. prepare for the long awaited grand final.''''The night is started by welcoming in the eliminated eight one by one to see them for the first time in two months. Every single one of them looked so confident and different to when we first saw them walking though the gates. We also saw a summary in video of each of their time in the 'white house' from when they first walked in to when they were eliminated. The eliminated eight then stripped down into their weigh-in clothes and battled it out for the $50,000. Who ever has lost the most percentage of weight since day one will win the prize money. First was Jo who lost an amazing 31kg since say one which put her in the lead until Cat jumped on the scales and blew everyone away with a massive drop of 53.7kg since day one. The rest of the eliminated contestants couldn't beat Cat until Wal came on crying and lost 66kg since day one. Finally Shane climbed on, but couldn't beat Wal. This meant that Wal was the winner of the $50,000.''''The Final four came in one by one and we also saw their long journey through the house. Everyone was nervous when they were told to strip down to their weigh-in clothes. Before the winner of the $200,000 was decided, AJ told the final four that no one will leave empty handed. Second place will win $30,000, third place will win $20,000 and fourth place will win $10,000. Fiona weighed-in first and had lost an impressive 29.5kg since day one. Next was Harry who weighed-in and lost nearly 70kg or 37% in body weight. Harry was now in the lead. Kristie lost 36.93% in body weight. If she had lost 0.08% more, she would have been in the lead. At last it was Adro's turn; this is the moment everyone's been waiting for. Adro lost 51.3kg and won the game and took home a whopping $200,000. Adro is Australia's first Biggest Loser. The rest of that