It's then time for the weigh-in, which takes place at Pearl Harbor. It's so windy, per usual when they do a destination weigh-in. There are battleships surrounding them, which is maybe a metaphor? Conda has immunity, so weighs in first. She goes from 221 to 217, for a loss of 4 pounds or 1.81%. I was really hoping for the drama that would ensue if she gained. Alas, we're stuck with her for at least another week. Chris is next, and goes from 177 to 174 for a loss of 3 pounds. When you add in her one pound advantage from the challenge, she's lost 2.26%. Mark is next, and goes from 204 to 200 pounds or 1.96%. He really wanted to break 200, but Dolvett tells him that it's a great number regardless. Jeremy is next, and goes from 273 to 266, for a loss of 7 pounds or 2.56%. He's definitely safe.

Megan weighs in next, and goes from 198 to 195, for a loss of 3 pounds or 1.52%. She's in danger, but this means that Chris is safe. Buddy is next, and needs to have lost more than 5 ponds to stay safe. He goes from 281 to 275 for a loss of 6 pounds or 2.14%. He'll live to see another week. Kimmy is next, and must have lost more than 3 pounds to remain safe. She goes from 163 to 161, for a loss of 2 pounds. She's happy with the number, even though it means she'll be in danger of elimination. Dolvett isn't happy with her happiness, and says that though he enjoys Kimmy the person, he still hasn't been able to uncover a competitive edge in her. He wonders if Kimmy is there for herself, or there for Megan. For her part, Kimmy is just happy that she didn't gain. With 1.23% lost, she's below the yellow line. Mark is safe, but Megan is still in danger. Finally, Kim weighs in. As we know, she's had kind of a rough time of it in this sea of bitches. She will need to have lost more than 2 pounds to stay safe. Kim goes from 176 to 171, for a loss of 5 pounds. Hooray! She's not only safe, but rocked it. At 2.84%, she's the biggest loser of the week.

In sad-ish news, this leaves Megan and Kimmy below the yellow line. Kim is not surprised by this, and actually wonders how they're still in the competition at all. I guess these are some of the lazy curs she and Mark were discussing earlier. The contestants head straight to the elimination room, which is on the deck of the U.S.S. Missouri. This is the spot where World War II ended. That's a little dramatic for the occasion, right? Sami asks Megan how important it is for her to stay in the competition. The answer is: "Very." Kimmy, meanwhile, has 11 pounds to go to reach her goal weight. It's been a great ride, but she wants everyone to send her home and spare Megan. That's not unexpected. Kim notes that strategically it makes more sense to send Megan home. She has more weight to lose and is a bigger threat. This is the exact reason several people used to send Emily home last week, but given that no one was volunteering to sacrifice themselves for Emily, it's clear that Kim just wants to stick it to Kimmy a little for the Death Lei thing. Kimmy seems confident that most of the others will do her bidding, though, and they do. She's eliminated handily and without controversy.