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** Sean Miliken entered the show at one of the highest weights, 1003 pounds. He endured a leg injury in high school that left him bedridden, a strained relationship with his father, and comments by fans about how his mother was an enabler, until his mother died midfilming, with Dr. Now noting he started putting on weight out of his previous habit of binge eating to deal with emotional problems. He survived less than a year after leaving the show.
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The Woobie entry skirts too close to troping people in real life and is also too general.
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* BileFascination: Considering that all of the individuals featured are morbidly obese and many are bed bound, a lot of people tune in just because they can't believe people can get that big.
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* BileFascination: Considering that all of the individuals featured are morbidly obese and obese, many are bed bound, and some even put [[https://familyguy.fandom.com/wiki/Jabba_the_Griffin?file=FGJ.jpg this guy]] to shame, a lot of people tune in just because they can't believe people can get that big.
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** Kelly Mason was a young woman who had given up on life until deciding to make a final effort to lose weight. She had a successful surgery, lost over 300 lbs, and was shown reconnecting with her family as well as taking the first steps toward following her dream of attend college. Tragically, she died during filming due to a pre-existing heart condition. Dr. Now was visibly moved by her death, repeatedly stressing that she had done everything right throughout her journey.
* TheWoobie: The patients who genuinely are trying to lose the weight, but just can't due to whatever reason.
* TheWoobie: The patients who genuinely are trying to lose the weight, but just can't due to whatever reason.
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** Kelly Mason was a young woman who had given up on life until deciding to make a final effort to lose weight. She had a successful surgery, lost over 300 lbs, and was shown reconnecting with her family as well as taking the first steps toward following her dream of attend college. Tragically, she died during filming due to a pre-existing heart condition. Dr. Now was visibly moved by her death, repeatedly stressing that she had done everything right throughout her journey.
* TheWoobie: The patients who genuinely are trying to losejourney, and it was AllForNothing in the weight, but just can't due to whatever reason. end.
* TheWoobie: The patients who genuinely are trying to lose
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* TearJerker: The death of Henry Foots, featured in season one. He lost the weight, married his on-again and off-again girlfriend and everything was looking up for him... until he died in May of 2013.
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** The death of Henry Foots, featured in season one. He lost the weight, married his on-again and off-again girlfriend and everything was looking up for him... until he died in May of 2013.
** The death of Henry Foots, featured in season one. He lost the weight, married his on-again and off-again girlfriend and everything was looking up for him... until he died in May of 2013.
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** Kelly Mason was a young woman who had given up on life until deciding to make a final effort to lose weight. She had a successful surgery, lost over 300 lbs, and was shown reconnecting with her family as well as taking the first steps toward following her dream of attend college. Tragically, she died during filming due to a pre-existing heart condition. Dr. Now was visibly moved by her death, repeatedly stressing that she had done everything right throughout her journey.
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Ghost wick was fixed on YMMV.My 600 Lb Life.
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* TheWoobie: The patients who genuinely are trying to lose the weight, but just can't due to whatever reason.
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Needs to underperform as proof it alienated.
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* AudienceAlienatingPremise: The show is too {{squick}}y for many people. It is about the (mostly medical) problems that morbidly obese people face, and shows them attempting to shed some of the weight. It also features real surgeries on said people.
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* AudienceAlienatingPremise: Naturally.The show is too {{squick}}y for many people. It is about the (mostly medical) problems that morbidly obese people face, and shows them attempting to shed some of the weight. It also features real surgeries on said people.
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* TearJerker: The death of [[spoiler: Henry Foots]], featured in season one. He lost the weight, married his on-again and off-again girlfriend and everything was looking up for him...until he died in May of 2013.
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* TearJerker: The death of [[spoiler: Henry Foots]], Foots, featured in season one. He lost the weight, married his on-again and off-again girlfriend and everything was looking up for him... until he died in May of 2013.2013.
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* AudienceAlienatingPremise: Naturally.
* BileFascination: Considering that all of the individuals featured are morbidly obese and many are bed bound, a lot of people tune in just because they can't believe people can get that big.
* HarsherInHindsight: Watching the episode of an individual who has since died since the episode aired, especially if their episode ended on a positive note.
* JustHereForGodzilla: Many people tune in to see Dr. Now be a DeadpanSnarker to his patients.
* {{Squick}}: Just seeing the condition many of the individuals are in can make you sick, never mind the way some of them eat in the beginning, which has included anything from five pizzas at a time to heaping plates of meat and other junk food.
* TearJerker: The death of [[spoiler: Henry Foots]], featured in season one. He lost the weight, married his on-again and off-again girlfriend and everything was looking up for him...until he died in May of 2013.
* BileFascination: Considering that all of the individuals featured are morbidly obese and many are bed bound, a lot of people tune in just because they can't believe people can get that big.
* HarsherInHindsight: Watching the episode of an individual who has since died since the episode aired, especially if their episode ended on a positive note.
* JustHereForGodzilla: Many people tune in to see Dr. Now be a DeadpanSnarker to his patients.
* {{Squick}}: Just seeing the condition many of the individuals are in can make you sick, never mind the way some of them eat in the beginning, which has included anything from five pizzas at a time to heaping plates of meat and other junk food.
* TearJerker: The death of [[spoiler: Henry Foots]], featured in season one. He lost the weight, married his on-again and off-again girlfriend and everything was looking up for him...until he died in May of 2013.
