Despite gaining 2 lbs., Ruby Gettinger inspired a lot of young people in Sunday’s season finale of her Style network show. Ruby was recruited to attend and speak at a kids’ weight-loss camp in the Poconos. She (and Jeff and Georgia) had some trouble adjusting to strict rules in the first few minutes — Ruby joked, “How am I supposed to order pizza with no cell phone!?” And she made sure to disinfect her cabin with the 20 cleaning products she packed (sounds like our style of hygienic roughing it!).
Soon Ruby was a happy camper, though. Her Southern drawl was a treat for the kids, and she threw herself into activities from volleyball to dodgeball to horseback riding (Ruby’s first time ever on a horse.) And she liberally gave out her famous hugs, while getting the campers to open up about their biggest dreams.
Maybe camp counselor is the perfect new career for Ruby (now that she’s proved too cheeky to be a Savannah tour guide). And sure, she could continue inspiring kids, but how about adult camp in her scenic Southern hometown? It would be kinda like her famous Women’s Fat Night stretched out for a week. C’mon, Ruby, think about it. Your chefs could create healthy meals, Dr. Bradley could lead empowering sessions, your trainers could inspire some fun workouts, and plenty of people (like me!) would pay just to have a Ruby hug and hear a few “y’all”s in person.
Who else would sign up for Camp Ruby?
With the season coming to an end, it’s time to look back at what the last few months in entertainment have taught us. You can get your thinking caps on by clicking through our gallery of 
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Whether you’re looking to stay on the sofa or you need to know what channels to avoid so you don’t end up there on Monday, here’s our cheat sheet of notable Labor Day TV marathons. Because we know certain movies can be as sure a thing as, say, 19 hours of The Golden Girls, 18 hours of Dirty Jobs, and 15 hours of NCIS, we’ve included a bonus list of films to watch/not watch. 
Were you, like us, a bit sad to see that Joan’s wedding on Mad Men happened between seasons 2 and 3? Joan’s a fashion icon even in the secretarial break room, so there was no telling how great she would look rocking an early ’60s bridal creation. Even if she was marrying a creepy sometime-rapist, Joan would have had those hips working the aisle in style — lots of crinoline and a Jackie-style white pillbox hat and veil topping it off, perhaps?
True, he wasn’t exactly an unknown. But after years of toiling away in best-buddy roles, Bradley Cooper finally ditched his That-Guy-In-Wedding-Crashers identity this summer thanks to the left-field success of The Hangover. The low-budget comedy made over $270 million and gave a well-deserved career-boost to each of its three leads: Cooper, The Office’s Ed Helms, and loose-cannon comedian Zach Galifianakis.
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