Dr. Phil is ending his days as a syndicated talk show on daytime. after 21Seasons on television.
“I have been blessed to be blessed with more than 25 wonderful…” years in daytime television”Yes,” Dr. Phil McGraw released a statement Tuesday. “With this program, we have helped thousands and millions of viewers and guests through everything from addiction to marriage and mental wellness to raising children and raising kids. This has been an incredible chapter of my life and career, but while I’m moving onEven though I work during the day, there are so many things I would like to do.
Original episodes will no longer be aired after the spring.
McGraw and Oprah winfrey co-created “Dr. Phil” in 2002. The show has aired over 3,500 episodes.
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Dr. Phil McGraw has announced that his long-running daytime talk program is ending.
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McGraw (72), was a practicing psychologist, before Winfrey engaged his legal consulting company in 1995 for a courtroom fight her talk show was involved with. Winfrey invited McGraw after their 1998 win. onHe was a regular guest on his show.
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He founded his own production company in 2002 that produced “Dr. Phil”, which was produced at Winfrey’s Harpo Studios.
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“Dr. Phil,” up to its final episodes, tackled hot-button subjects with a broad range of guests.
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Dr. Phil clashed last year with a “body positive” activist over the potential health consequences of obesity. He also had heated discussions with educators who have implemented “wokeness” in the classroom.
Dr. Phil McGraw was a staple of the day for over two decades.
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The daytime televisionRecent landscape transformations have been dramatic years. All of the programs hosted by Judith Judy Sheindlin (Judge Judy), Ellen DeGeneres and Maury Povich have come to an abrupt halt.
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