Merit Street Media, the cable TV network created by Dr. Phil McGraw, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy this week. The company ...

Dr. Phil’s McGraw’s Merit Street Media has filed for bankruptcy after less than two years of operation in Fort Worth.

Dr. Phil McGraw is walking away from his "Dr. Phil' talk show after 21 seasons to pursue other projects. ... His work includes the CBS series “Bull,” on which he served as executive producer, ...

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." ...

After more than 20 years on the air, Dr. Phil, hosted by Dr. Phil McGraw, ... He is currently an executive producer on CBS' "So Help Me Todd," starring Skylar Astin and Marcia Gay Harden.

Dr. Phil McGraw was an executive producer on the hit CBS series Bull, which ran for six seasons. His income from the show isn't publicly known, but one thing is for sure: ...

Dr. Phil McGraw speaks onstage at a Los Angeles event on Oct. 20, 2012. Ben Rose / WireImage. The release added that McGraw, who is an executive producer on his titular show, ...

Dr. Phil has been overseen by Emmy Award-winning Executive Producer Carla Pennington, since its launch in 2002. McGraw and Pennington made the show the number-one talk show in America.

Phil McGraw, America's controversial TV therapist, is ending his reign as a king of daytime television. After 21 years of dominating ratings, Dr. Phil will stop producing new shows following its ...

Phil earned 31 Daytime Emmy nominations during its epic run and in season 21, Dr. Phil served as executive producer with Carla Pennington. View Related Gallery Maury Povich: Photos Of The Show Host ...