Dr. Phil

production people and so i don't even know what the problem was but they basically were like y'all just do it and so we did it we literally acted like the newscasters remember yeah i just said let us just take it over and we did it well the problem was i did weather jeff and jess had a little rumba class the problem was we had phil was going to be our outside reporter and look i

production people and so i don't even know what the problem was but they basically were like y'all just do it and so we did it we literally acted like the newscasters remember yeah i just said let us just take it over and we did it well the problem was i did weather jeff and jess had a little rumba class the problem was we had phil was going to be our outside reporter and look i

production people and so i don't even know what the problem was but they basically were like y'all just do it and so we did it we literally acted like the newscasters remember yeah i just said let us just take it over and we did it well the problem was i did weather jeff and jess had a little rumba class the problem was we had phil was going to be our outside reporter and look i

Since we didn't have any production people saying, you forgot about Phil, we forgot about Phil, and we filmed for hours. And so then finally somebody said, well, what about Phil? And we were like, oh, no, he's still outside. Remember the wind was blowing? And so we said, well, let's cut to Phil. Well, he had gotten so worked up and agitated when we cut to him. It was almost a holler.

Since we didn't have any production people saying, you forgot about Phil, we forgot about Phil, and we filmed for hours. And so then finally somebody said, well, what about Phil? And we were like, oh, no, he's still outside. Remember the wind was blowing? And so we said, well, let's cut to Phil. Well, he had gotten so worked up and agitated when we cut to him. It was almost a holler.

Since we didn't have any production people saying, you forgot about Phil, we forgot about Phil, and we filmed for hours. And so then finally somebody said, well, what about Phil? And we were like, oh, no, he's still outside. Remember the wind was blowing? And so we said, well, let's cut to Phil. Well, he had gotten so worked up and agitated when we cut to him. It was almost a holler.

And it was agitation. Angry weatherman. Because he had gotten forgotten that he didn't know. And I thought, what in the world just happened? And they ran it. Whatever that rant was, it was just a rant about weather, people, and places. Right. That made no sense when they read it. I remember watching it, and it was more funny to me because I knew what had happened.

And it was agitation. Angry weatherman. Because he had gotten forgotten that he didn't know. And I thought, what in the world just happened? And they ran it. Whatever that rant was, it was just a rant about weather, people, and places. Right. That made no sense when they read it. I remember watching it, and it was more funny to me because I knew what had happened.

And it was agitation. Angry weatherman. Because he had gotten forgotten that he didn't know. And I thought, what in the world just happened? And they ran it. Whatever that rant was, it was just a rant about weather, people, and places. Right. That made no sense when they read it. I remember watching it, and it was more funny to me because I knew what had happened.

I was like, we forgot about him for hours. He was just sitting out there.

I was like, we forgot about him for hours. He was just sitting out there.

I was like, we forgot about him for hours. He was just sitting out there.

Yeah. Well, I had an interesting show idea on the roundabout. I think you could just put the cameras. Maybe this can work into the new show. No, I'm serious. And I got it from our local police juror who's a friend of mine. I was like, how many wrecks? are happening at those roundabouts. He said, about every hour. At first. No. That's what he said. At first it was.

Yeah. Well, I had an interesting show idea on the roundabout. I think you could just put the cameras. Maybe this can work into the new show. No, I'm serious. And I got it from our local police juror who's a friend of mine. I was like, how many wrecks? are happening at those roundabouts. He said, about every hour. At first. No. That's what he said. At first it was.

Yeah. Well, I had an interesting show idea on the roundabout. I think you could just put the cameras. Maybe this can work into the new show. No, I'm serious. And I got it from our local police juror who's a friend of mine. I was like, how many wrecks? are happening at those roundabouts. He said, about every hour. At first. No. That's what he said. At first it was.

Now, this was when it first happened, and he said, nothing serious, but it's just they bump into each other, they holler out the wind, the cops come.

Now, this was when it first happened, and he said, nothing serious, but it's just they bump into each other, they holler out the wind, the cops come.

Now, this was when it first happened, and he said, nothing serious, but it's just they bump into each other, they holler out the wind, the cops come.

I think you could film Roundabout. That is the show. You just go Roundabout, Roundabout. And you just film people on Roundabout? It's all about, it's called Roundabout. Why are we watching? Because people lose their minds. That's a show? That's a show.

I think you could film Roundabout. That is the show. You just go Roundabout, Roundabout. And you just film people on Roundabout? It's all about, it's called Roundabout. Why are we watching? Because people lose their minds. That's a show? That's a show.