Merit Street Media, the cable TV network created by Dr. Phil McGraw, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy this week. The company also filed a lawsuit against its former partner Trinity Broadcasting Network ...

Aside from his hit talk show, McGraw is also a producer. His work includes the CBS series “Bull,” on which he served as executive producer, writer and co-creator.

Envoy Media Co. will include ‘live, balanced news, original entertainment programming, and immersive viewer experiences,’ ...

McGraw has been an executive producer since 2006, beginning with the TV-movie "Moochers," and going on to produce the long-running daytime panel-discussion show "The Doctors." His other series ...

Dr. Phil McGraw is walking away from his "Dr. Phil' talk show after 21 seasons to pursue other projects.

Dr. Phil McGraw announced the launch of ENVOY Media Co., after the bankruptcy of Fort Worth-based Merit Street Media.

Hosted by Dr. Phil McGraw, the daytime talk show premiered in September 2002 and has run in syndication for 21 seasons.

Jay McGraw, son of famed daytime talk show host “Dr. Phil” McGraw, reportedly profited handsomely from a lending business targeting low-income people with high-interest loans, some with ...

Hosted by Dr. Phil McGraw, the daytime talk show premiered in September 2002 and has run in syndication for 21 seasons.

It's the end of an era in daytime TV. "Dr. Phil" will say goodbye when its current season comes to a close later this year, E! News confirms. Hosted by Dr. Phil McGraw, the daytime talk show ...

Dr. Phil earned 31 Daytime Emmy nominations during its epic run and in season 21, Dr. Phil served as executive producer with Carla Pennington.

McGraw is currently the executive producer of “So Help Me Todd,” a scripted mother-son legal drama that airs Thursday evenings on CBS starring Marcia Gay Harden and Skylar Astin.