There is gym time with the trainers. Now that Miss Alison Sweeney has contacted me, how long do you think it will take Dolvett to tweet me a proposal? I'm up for decent or indecent. And do you all really think that Dolvett and Kim are knocking sneakers? I'm so focused on Dolvett's and my relationship that I haven't even noticed their crackling chemistry! Or maybe I'm in denial? Anyway, gym, screaming, blah. Dolvett criticizes Jeremy's weight lifting form, and can tell that he's not the same guy. Jeremy complains about his plight, and Dolvett gets it but also sort of wants Jeremy to shut up. Trainers: they're just like us! Jeremy whines about how hard he's worked and yet still isn't a finalist, and Dolvett tells him to trust the process. I don't know that that's exactly the route I'd take given last week's events, but okay. He adds that fighters don't whine, quit or complain -- they do the work. So basically Jeremy needs to get over it, which is something on which we can all co-sign. Jeremy decides to make anger his motivator, and redoubles his efforts to make it to the finals.