Michelle and Renee are in their room talking about the Blue Team's bullying ways. Michelle says that she has no doubt that they're planning to eliminate Black as quickly as possible. The only option that they have is to work as hard as they can. There's no plan B. Renee points out that she and Michelle are the only team who have been there together from day one, and neither one of them are ready to go home. Bob, meanwhile, tells us that this weigh-in is crucial if his team is to dominate. In the gym, he notes that there's weird energy. Well, duh. He also interviews that in his head he's wondering if this is the first season that the final four will be all Blue Team members. See! I told you. His vision board probably has a big picture of Jillian with a frown on her face. In any case, he's kicking his team's ass. Jillian, meanwhile, is doing the same. She says that she can't stand when the contestants turn into bullies, as she's the only bully in the house. She proves this by telling Renee that she doesn't care if she throws up an intestine. She needs to work harder. Renee appreciates this, knowing that it's do or die. Bob says, "One Black shirt. ONE." over and over again to his team. That's not very Zen of him at all. Renee says that she can't focus on the Blue Team's bullying ways. She has to focus on losing weight, period. Bob tells us that his Blue Team has worked harder than anyone else in the house, and the scale owes them. He looks all crazy-like when he says it. I don't like it one bit. Jillian, meanwhile, doesn't care if her people sweat blood. In fact, I think she'd prefer it. [They say blood is thicker than water, so I presume blood is heavier than sweat, which would give them a tactical advantage. -Zach]