Posted on 03/28/2012 7:15:14 PM PDT by Free ThinkerNY
The first lady is coming to prime time. Michelle Obama will appear on NBC's The Biggest Loser the next two Tuesdays, reports the Washington Post.
In the first episode, Obama will appear via video on the weight-loss show, inviting Loser contestants to the White House.
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She will not have to go far........the Biggest Loser lives in the White House.
Biggest Loser?
Is that her husband or the poor nation that elected him?
more proof that the Almighty has a sense of humor.
Type casting at its finest!!!!
Thank GOD< I have not had ANY need to watch that particular TV channel in the better part of 10 years!
Can these episodes be re-broadcast in June after the Supreme Court strikes down ObamaCare?
This season has been one of the worst ones to me. I can't stand many of the contestants especially Conda. I just fast forward to the weigh in and elimination round. If the next season doesn't improve I will be done with the show.
And they scream about profiling...
I was thinking the same thing! Some stuff just writes itself...
Some jokes just write themselves.
Well this is an all time low.
So apropos.
doing spots for AARP or the Little Blue Pill might be lower.
Took the words right out of my mouth
Ah, I’ll take “Occupant of the White House” for $100, Alex.
She should wait until November.
Some stuff just writes itself. Can’t stop laughing.
It has been a pretty bad season and I think running around the white house and exercising isn’t helping the ol’ credibility factor.
During the whole Adrian/Daphne mess, I sought out message boards to see if it was me or if the show had gone down that much.
None of the contestants have a solid fan base and “Ana”Conda isn’t liked by anyone.
Oh come on let's get all those Hollywerid cows who try tell us how to live!
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