Anyone else watch The Biggest Loser?

Episode 4: Cruise has not returned. Some_girl is out on bail looking for a lawyer. After interviewing Gull and Lindsay, the FDA determines, after the usual agonizingly slow analysis, that TFs are a teensy bit bad for the heart even though they have the economic benefit of promoting purchases of fat-mobile SUVs. Geek sues the FDA under the First Amendment, alleging that the FDA ruling constitutes prohibited recipe selecting and that TFs have nothing to do with "public safety" and should therefore be unregulated. Lindsay files an amicus brief in the case questioning Geek's logic and citing quotes from Harvard geeks. Geek responds that the First Amendment imposes no obligation to say something meaningful. Meanwhile, NY diners are healthy, but Richjb has gone off the deep end. He discovers his kids at a TF rave and has a heart attack. An examination by Gull reveals no TFs in his system. To be continued ...

Episode 4: Cruise has not returned. Some_girl is out on bail looking for a lawyer. After interviewing Gull and Lindsay, the FDA determines, after the usual agonizingly slow analysis, that TFs are a teensy bit bad for the heart even though they have the economic benefit of promoting purchases of fat-mobile SUVs. Geek sues the FDA under the First Amendment, alleging that the FDA ruling constitutes prohibited recipe selecting and that TFs have nothing to do with "public safety" and should therefore be unregulated. Lindsay files an amicus brief in the case questioning Geek's logic and citing quotes from Harvard geeks. Geek responds that the First Amendment imposes no obligation to say something meaningful. Meanwhile, NY diners are healthy, but Richjb has gone off the deep end. He discovers his kids at a TF rave and has a heart attack. An examination by Gull reveals no TFs in his system. To be continued ...