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 I think not being American and being too young in the 2000s saved me from watching the disaster I now discover to be "The Biggest Loser." A show that humiliated people with obesity issues for television, "The Biggest Loser" ran for 17 seasons and had a huge impact on American reality television. As someone who has never been into reality TV, I hadn't even heard of it before I was recommended to watch the documentary "Fit For TV: The Reality Of The Biggest Loser" on Netflix. The documentary revisits some of the many iconic faces that appeared on the show's 17 seasons and puts them in front of the cameras decades later to talk about what life was like back then. But that's not all; it also features two producers, a trainer, and the show's doctor, giving us different perspectives on who thought what about the show. Because of this, I'm not sure what their intentions were.  When it comes to reality TV, the one thing we should remember is t...