Jerry, 64, and his wife Estella were eliminated from this season's competition early on. But last night he won the $100,000 prize for being the eliminated contestant with the highest percentage of weight loss.

Jerry weighed 369 pounds when he started the show. Last night, he weighed in at 192 pounds, losing 177 pounds and nearly 48 percent of his body weight.

Room one makes it through. Anoop and Scott, Lil Rounds are among those celebrating.

Room two (with Del Toro) is last. Del Toro has to make it about herself. But they are also sent through.

50 become 36 tomorrow night. Weee.

The news continues to swirl about the Web: "Dancing with the Stars" contestant Misty May-Treanor is probably out of the competition. The Olympic gold medalist volleyball player, who scored a 21 out of 30 with professional partner Maksim Chmerkovskiy for their paso doble routine last week, allegedly suffered a torn Achilles tendon. Devastating on so many levels, not the least of which is its impact on her volleyball career.
ABC says it won't confirm or deny her continuing on with the show but everything points to her departure. That's sad, considering she and Maks displayed some of the best dancing prowess this season.

Misty May-Traenor and partner Max Chmerkovskiy perform Sept. 29. AP PHOTO

Salazar, who was eliminated on "The Biggest Loser: Couples" back on March 5 has won the $100,000 runner up prize for losing the most weight of the eliminated contestants.

He began the show at 283 pounds and lost a total of 130 pounds or 45.94 percent of body weight lost.

When we spoke with Salazar back in March, he vowed to win it.

His partner on the show, Brittany Aberle lost a total of 57 pounds.

Dan began the show at 310 pounds, finished at 174 (136 pounds lost and 49.37 percent weight lost). He's in the lead for the runner up prize at the moment.

Amanda passed Curtis' wife Mallory and is second with 31.37 percent.

Curtis is leading the pack. He began the show at 381 pounds and finished at 231. The 150 pounds he lost amounts to a whopping 39.37 percent total weight loss.

His wife Mallory is in second. She began the show at 217 pounds, ended at 152 for a total of 65 pounds lost and 29.95 percent total weight loss

Eliminated contestants are eligible for a runner-up prize. The winner is the person who lost the most weight post show.

Frankfort mother and son team Jackie and Dan both look pretty good as do Chicago's Bernie and his former partner Brittany.

Jay lost the man boobs. Thank God.

Any of them is in the running.

The twist this season on "Biggest Loser" was that America would be selecting the final two contestants from the four remaining on the show.

America picked former NFL player Roger of Mark. No surprise there. I'm guessing the voting public wanted to ensure the female contestant would have a fighting chance.

They squeaked by with one more pound than the blue team.

That wasn't the most shocking thing. Trent's former team mate Roger cast the deciding vote to send his friend home. Ouch.

Doing double duty watching both "American Idol" and "Biggest Loser" tonight.

Wanted to post this for you "Biggest Loser" fans in case it doesn't make it into the paper tomorrow:

NBC’s “The Biggest Loser” will be hosting an open casting call 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Feb. 16 at Chicago Home Fitness (1555 N. Halsted). Producers are again looking for teams of two.