MARBLEHEAD - Through this week's episode, more than 15 percent of Neil Tejwani is missing, and "The Biggest Loser" contestant couldn't be much happier. That is, except this week he had to vote to eliminate his best friend from the show in a strategic move to keep himself playing - and losing.
What's it like? "So far, so good. When I started the whole 'Biggest Loser' experience, I never expected I could make it six weeks and lay off the weight like that - 66 pounds is a pretty extreme situation, but it's what I signed up for."
What's it like? "So far, so good. When I started the whole 'Biggest Loser' experience, I never expected I could make it six weeks and lay off the weight like that - 66 pounds is a pretty extreme situation, but it's what I signed up for."
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