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What's Your Favorite Dr. Phil Episode?
Have a favorite Dr. Phil episode? Tell us what made that episode so special and memorable. Was it the advice? Was it the humor? Was it moving and emotional for you? Share your favorite show.
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Replied By: whoszat on May 21, 2013, 11:47PM
I have to say I still have this one on my DVR. I just recently started watching Dr Phil. This was one of the first ones I ever saw and man was his father Mark ever guilty of something. I like how Dr Phil called him out. I am connected to Dylans page in hopes he will be found. My church family prays for him every Sunday and hopefully in there nightly prayers.
Replied By: shadowwriter on May 1, 2013, 11:29AM
I've always mwondered what happened to Jeffrey/Jennifer from a show in 2006. Jeffrey was an out of control husband who is jealous and needs to know what Jenniferis doing, where she is,and why. Is there any update since the last show?
Replied By: ccofnola on Apr 30, 2013, 8:29AM
I have seen this episode twice and I would love to know how Lisa is doing. Does anyone have an update? Dr. Phil, I wish you would make a program like Oprah's "Where are they now?". There are so many guests on the show that deserve updates. Thank you.
Replied By: jrsimonetti on Apr 25, 2013, 7:46AM
What a missed opportunity.....
This teacher could have taught some real life lessons. Not all students are star athletes and "mean girls" . So many kids fall throught the cracks and end up in hard situations. It is what you do with those choices that is the lesson. It was the faceless kids that her lesson would have been a life changer for. The one girl considering porn as a way out. The one football player who might just "get" what happened, that could have been his mother. We glorify the athletes and their accomplishments, while the lost sheep end up in the mouths of the wolves, forever changing their destiny. If they just would have heard her message of hope and perserverence another kid could have been saved the destiny of darkness.
This teacher could have taught some real life lessons. Not all students are star athletes and "mean girls" . So many kids fall throught the cracks and end up in hard situations. It is what you do with those choices that is the lesson. It was the faceless kids that her lesson would have been a life changer for. The one girl considering porn as a way out. The one football player who might just "get" what happened, that could have been his mother. We glorify the athletes and their accomplishments, while the lost sheep end up in the mouths of the wolves, forever changing their destiny. If they just would have heard her message of hope and perserverence another kid could have been saved the destiny of darkness.
Replied By: kimber91324 on Apr 8, 2013, 10:02PM
The trouble with Dr. Phil is he doesn't let anyone get in a lie edgewise! That what I love!
Replied By: lechaim on Apr 8, 2013, 9:32AM
The intervention of that model who got addicted to drugs. because dr phil went outside to talk to her. That shows his concern. I hope she will get clean this time. I was addicted myself and i know how addiction is à real prison ......!!!
Replied By: irishmom66 on Mar 12, 2013, 7:06PM
I really & truly enjoy your show. I've watched for many, many years and have been witness to all of the amazing things you have done to help people make their lives better. My only issue is that you feel the need to promote your new book Life Code on each and every show. Not only that, you have to mention that your son published it. It's great that you've released a new book but, you take precious time away from the guest(s) to promote it. It seems so incredibly insincere. Congrats on all of your fantastic work. Here's to many more years of helping lives.
Replied By: talikah on Mar 4, 2013, 2:56PM
My favorite episode was earlier this season. It was the show where Dr. Phil went out into the back lot to speak with a former model (whose name I can't remember) and coax her to come back into the studio. I don't know why I was so moved by her story, but there was such extreme pain in her eyes that the episode has just stuck with me. There is rarely a day that goes by that I don't think of this woman and wonder how she is doing in rehab. I wish Dr. Phil would give us an update on her progress!
Replied By: jolutz on Mar 1, 2013, 10:27AM
Once again you are my Hero! For maximizing the respect you've earned and having the "testicular fortitude" to write this primer that legitimizes the reality of Baiters and our need to identify, avoid and protect ourselves from them and stop "turning the other cheek" or being made to feel guilty or less "Christian" for not doing so! I purchased the book and audio version and will play them forward to my 5 children (ages 19-27), as I have will all of your previous books of wisdom! Thank you again Dr. Phil!!
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Replied By: sadiethedog on Feb 8, 2013, 5:46AM
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Thank you for your kind comments about nurses on your show yesterday 2/7/13(I hate my daughter-in-law). I retired in June after 39years in the operating room. It was nice to hear some positive comments. Enjoy your show very much. Sincerely,Beverly Stewart
Thank you for your kind comments about nurses on your show yesterday 2/7/13(I hate my daughter-in-law). I retired in June after 39years in the operating room. It was nice to hear some positive comments. Enjoy your show very much. Sincerely,Beverly Stewart






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