Once makeover week happens, it's pretty easy to figure out what happens next. Five finalists become four. They run a marathon, and another one goes. One falls from voting, which leaves two, and then, a winner being announced. We've reached the homestretch of this season of The Biggest Loser, folks, and obviously we aren't done yet.

Like I said, five finalists remain: Allen, Amanda, Danny, Liz and Rudy still have a few weeks to shed more pounds and learn a few more things along the way. Already they've learned about calories and exercise and eating out and government efforts to stem obesity, and now they're set to learn the financial impact of being overweight--and that doesn't just refer to the food they're eating. On tonight's episode of The Biggest Loser, CNBC personality Suze Orman drops by to help the finalists keep financially fit at home, connecting the dots between their health and their wealth.

Makes sense, really, because with all this talk of public options and private health insurance, it pays to know stuff, right?

Also dropping by tonight is NFL player and Super Bowl champion Rod Woodson, who cheers on the five as they play a football-themed challenge. For once, tackling all the weight they lost really means tackling the weight they lost. And, as always, chef Curtis Stone will drop by--well, to be exact, he's the prize for whoever wins the challenge, with a home visit to help them cook healthy meals after their ranch stint.

And then there's Bob, and then there's Jillian, and then there's Alison, sending one more contestant home. The Biggest Loser returns tonight from 8pm on NBC.


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