Back at the campus, Bob is so happy to learn that Nicole and Ryan were part of the winning team. The Blue Team hasn't won a single challenge, so this is indeed good news. Elsewhere, Kim cooks salmon in the microwave, which grosses me out. It's Ziploc Zip N' Steam! If you get this product, you too can prepare and eat your dinner out of a plastic bag!

Bob gives Kae a pep talk, and tells her to cut herself some slack. She's tired now, but tomorrow, she'll be ready to go. He says he looks at her and laughs. Well, that's encouraging. Really, he's laughing because everyone is afraid of her. He notes that Kae is breaking records in the house, which puts tremendous pressure on both of them. However, he wants her to relax and lighten up a little bit. For reals, man. Give the girl a couple carbs and tell her to smile. Kae, who has lost 51 pounds to date, is in love with Bob, or rather the trust that she feels with him. Bob guides her through some meditation, because he's new-age-y like that when he's not riding a cowboy. With all the focus they're putting on Kae, it certainly seems like she might be going home.

Last-chance workout! Jillian wants to take her people one-on-one and step it up. She wears a scary trucker hat, which I don't like one bit. She says that once she gets out of these trios, she won't be at the mercy of the Red or Blue Team, and then she'll pull ahead like she always does. Damn, woman! Kim, meanwhile, says she likes to attack the mental power during the last-chance workout. What does that even mean? Does she suck their mental power like a vampire to try to boost her own? If so, the results are not yet showing. David says that Kim stepped up their workout, and he's hoping to see some results. Bob tells us that Neil totally disrespected the scale, so now it's time for him to get back on the scale's good side. Great, now I'm going to have nightmares about a vengeful scale. Thanks, Bob.