By assuring that they have the proper nourishment and exercise movement, Chris will provide a fresh perspective to individuals whose lives have become unmanageable because of their weight. In each of the eight one-hour episodes, participants undergo a transformation not only of their bodies, but of who they are as individuals. Each stand-alone episode of Extreme Makeover: Weight Loss Edition will chronicle one participant's journey.
Chris helps a man whose struggle with weight has left him jobless and put strain on his relationship. A pound woman works to lose weight so she can start a family. Michael, a year-old small-business consultant who weighs pounds, tries to live a healthier lifestyle; Michael's family lends support by pledging to lose pounds. Ashley, a cosmetology student from California, tries to lose half of her pounds by her 21st birthday. A pound woman struggles with the hard work and commitment needed to get healthy; Chris helps the woman find closure with her biological father.
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Chris travels to Kalamazoo, Michigan, to train Alyssa with the help of celebrity trainer Drew Manning and gold medalist Lindsey Jacobellis. Chris helps family man Mike turn his health around; Mike gets the chance to box Evander Holyfield.
Chris helps a woman -- who blames her obesity for her daughter's death -- to get healthy. Chris helps Cassandra, a former athlete who turned to food for comfort after her divorce, to get back into shape; chef Rocco DiSpirito demonstrates how to make quick and healthy meals. When a police officer weighing nearly pounds finds himself in danger of losing his job, he asks Chris for help; a knee surgery complicates the weight-loss journey.
Extreme Makeover Weight Loss Edition. Buy season. Can't play on this device. Check system requirements. Other seasons. As an actor I was reluctant but as a father of twins I thought, 'I'll do what I gotta do. Host Ty Pennington got his start as a model and later worked as an assistant on the show Leaving Las Vegas.
While the show was active, anyone could apply to be on Extreme Makeover: Home Edition. The application was quite long, and it took a while to hear back. The families chosen for the show had all gone through unbelievable hardships, making the process of going through them all a heart-breaking one. You'd have to be emotionally dead to make it through an entire episode of Extreme Makeover: Home Edition without a few tissues. Seeing a hardworking family being given their dream home made you feel good.
You just knew things were going to turn around for them. However, while the house was free to the families, the rest wasn't. Many of these families were left with giant mansions that required higher taxes, utility bills, and upkeep. India Dickinson and her family were given a beautiful 4, square-foot home , but were barely making ends meet before the show.
When I first heard about a free house going into foreclosure, I was confused. I figured the families must have squandered their money away on frivolous cars and luxuries.
How could you lose a house that was given to you? Well it's a little more complicated than that. Because most of the families on the show are barely scraping by, any new expense can put them over the edge. When their taxes and utility bills are doubled, tripled, even quadrupled, they simply cannot keep up.
In , the Harvey family was given a spacious 4, square-foot house, but the bank auctioned it off six years later. This pattern became common with many former guests of the show, who took mortgages out on their new, expensive homes to pay off old bills or start new ventures. It's hard to say where the fault lies. Should ABC have given families smaller homes, or should the families have not accepted the mansions?
The St. Augustine Record reported the show built a six-bedroom, seven-bath mansion for a family of four, which many would say is more house than they ever needed.
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