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Dr. Phil : Season 21
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Air date: 12 Sep '22 - 136 episodesUsing the power of television, Dr. Phil McGraw presents compelling stories about real people with a variety of emotional and behavioral problems, stripping away the shame and embarrassment that too often keep people from seeking help. Its a show that is suppose to help people with their problems and to find a solution on live TV .
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List of Episodes (136)
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Dr. Phil (2002)
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1. My Mother-In-Law Is An Emotional Roller Coaster
06 Sep '22Tiffany says her mother-in-law, Nellie, requires a lot of emotional support. She says she knows this all too well since she has allowed Nellie to live with her family several times but it did not go well. Her husband, Chris, is concerned for his mother.
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2. A Catfish Faces His Victims
07 Sep '22Social media influencer White Plastic faces off with his victims, whom he admits he's catfished. He says he thinks it’s fun and has no intention of stopping. White Plastic says he only targets people he believes deserve to be catfished.
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Dr. Phil (2002)
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3. Imprisoned By My Anxiety
08 Sep '22Lisa says her boyfriend Ted’s anxiety has completely taken over both of their lives. She says Ted’s anxiety is so bad that even their dog has anxiety now. Lisa says she’s not allowed to talk to Ted first thing in the morning until he's 'ready.'
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4. Deception Detection
09 Sep '22Dr. Phil welcomes body language and human behavior experts Greg Hartley and Scott Rouse of The Behavior Panel. Together, they teach you the tips and tricks you need to be able to identify clues as to what people may be saying through their body language.
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5. Carry to Bury: The Abortion Debate
12 Sep '22Nancy Davis says she was about 10 weeks pregnant when the fetus she was carrying was diagnosed with a fatal condition. She claims she tried to have an abortion, but doctors denied her, because in her home state of Louisiana, abortions are banned.
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Dr. Phil (2002)
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6. The Invisibility of Anti-Asian Hate (Part 1)
13 Sep '22In the US in 2020, there were approximately 8,000 hate crimes reported to the FBI. Dr. Phil speaks with parents, Gabriel and Nerissa, their daughter, Patricia, and their attorney, Sandy Roxas, who explain why they feel anti-Asian hate is often overlooked.
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Dr. Phil (2002)
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7. Fighting Anti-Semitism (Part 2)
14 Sep '22Dr. Phil continues his conversation about the rise of hate crimes in America. Joey, a Jewish man, says he was assaulted by a gang. Then, Rabbi Aryeh Cohen shares some insight as to why hate crimes against Jewish people are sometimes ignored.
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8. School Shooters: Is There A Solution?
15 Sep '22No matter what political side you support, no one wants to see another headline about one more horrific school shooting again. Dr. Phil is joined by experts to get to the bottom of how we can slow down these tragedies.
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Dr. Phil (2002)
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9. Inclusivity or Indoctrination? What's Happening in Schools Today?
16 Sep '22Jennifer says she had no idea her 11-year-old daughter was using he/him/they pronouns and a different name while at school. Dr. Phil invites experts to dive into the complex debate over gender identity and transgender inclusivity in schools today.
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10. How to Survive Inflation
19 Sep '22
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11. Horror Hazing: Left Blind & Paralyzed (Part 1)
20 Sep '22When it comes to children and sports, many believe there is a huge problem with entitled athletes. Dr. Phil sits down with parents, athletes, coaches, and students who all say yes, but they strongly disagree about who is to blame.
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Dr. Phil (2002)
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12. Deadly Brotherhood: The Fight to Stop College Hazing (Part 2)
21 Sep '22Dr. Phil meets two women who claim they were sexually assaulted by college athletes and say there is a big double standard when it comes to athletes accused versus typical students.
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Dr. Phil (2002)
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13. America's Short Fuse: Afraid to Leave the House
22 Sep '22Fentanyl, a deadly synthetic opioid, is plaguing the country and killing some of the most vulnerable people: children and young adults. Not only are counterfeit prescription pills routinely laced with Fentanyl, but so are street drugs.
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Dr. Phil (2002)
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14. Student Loan Forgiveness: Worth It or Raw Deal?
23 Sep '22Quiet quitting, the idea that employees only do what is in their job description, between the hours they were hired to do it, and nothing more has become more than a viral social media hashtag; it has become a movement by employees of all ages.
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Dr. Phil (2002)
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15. Athletes: Groomed to Be Untouchable and Above the Law?
26 Sep '22When it comes to children and sports, many believe there is a huge problem with entitled athletes. Dr. Phil sits down with parents, athletes, coaches, and students who all say yes, but they strongly disagree about who is to blame.
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Dr. Phil (2002)
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16. Athletes Behaving Badly or Targets For False Accusations?
27 Sep '22Dr. Phil meets two women who claim they were sexually assaulted by college athletes and say there is a big double standard when it comes to athletes accused versus typical students.
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Dr. Phil (2002)
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17. Deceived to Death: The Fentanyl Crisis In America
28 Sep '22Fentanyl, a deadly synthetic opioid, is plaguing the country and killing some of the most vulnerable people: children and young adults. Not only are counterfeit prescription pills routinely laced with Fentanyl, but so are street drugs.
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Dr. Phil (2002)
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18. Quiet Quitting: Lazy Employees or Taking A Stand?
29 Sep '22Quiet quitting, the idea that employees only do what is in their job description, between the hours they were hired to do it, and nothing more has become more than a viral social media hashtag; it has become a movement by employees of all ages.
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Dr. Phil (2002)
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19. Appropriation Nation: Has It Gone Too Far?
30 Sep '22Cultural appropriation, to many, means people with a privileged status taking cultural identity markers without permission or without acknowledgment from members of a minority community. Dr. Phil hosts a passioate debate on the topic.
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Dr. Phil (2002)
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20. Citizen Sleuths
03 Oct '22Dr. Phil sits down with Amy Hall, who explains how she and her husband were blindsided when their teen son, Jed, vanished from their home in Idaho Falls, Idaho, in January 2018. After working with police, they also got help from a citizen sleuth team.
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Dr. Phil (2002)
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21. Life After Lockdown: Families in Crisis
04 Oct '22As Americans begin to emerge after two-and-a-half years of enduring the COVID-19 pandemic, the real toll of the decisions made by the government and politicians is starting to show in children, teens, and families across the nation.
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Dr. Phil (2002)
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22. Has the Body Positivity Movement Gone Too Far?
05 Oct '22Dr. Phil discusses the highly debated issue of whether or not the body positivity movement, a belief system that embraces bodies of all shapes and sizes, has gone too far.
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Dr. Phil (2002)
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23. Workplace Bullying: Is It Happening to You?
06 Oct '22Dr. Phil discusses workplace bullying, which can take many forms, including exclusion from activities, isolation, rumors, and humiliation. This behaviour is hard to prove and difficult to report, and there are few laws protecting against it.
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Dr. Phil (2002)
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24. Transgender Athletes
07 Oct '22Whether transgender athletes should compete against those of the gender with which they identify or those who share the gender they had at birth; Riley Gaines, who competed against Lia Thomas, gives her perspective; what the science says.
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Dr. Phil (2002)
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25. You Can't Say That! (Part 1)
10 Oct '22Some believe self-censorship is a big problem today, particularly in light of the idea that someone can be 'canceled' for their words, blocked from having a prominent public platform or career for sharing their opinion.
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