How to watch “Somebody Feed Phil” If you’ve yet to see Rosenthal’s food diary/goofy travelogue series, you can catch all seven fun-filled seasons — and the upcoming eighth season ...

2. The food looks delicious Somebody Feed Phil’ s cinematography is top-notch, with gorgeous shots of delicious food being prepared and served that could double as glossy magazine spreads.

“I’m cutting back on the bread and sugar,” Phil Rosenthal says with a pained look. The “Somebody Feed Phil” creator has just wrapped up the eighth season of his Netflix series, which ...

Pain, Hank Jr., Phil Rosenthal and more in Des Moines Aug. 14-17. Concerts, block parties, and family fun await.

Rosenthal welcomes numerous celebrity cameos on Somebody Feed Phil, specifically through the program’s signature “Joke for Max,” where stars Zoom in to tell a joke in honor of the segment ...

Food Network stars and celebrity chefs will gather at the food festival in South Carolina from Nov. 14 through Nov. 16 ...

Netflix has renewed Somebody Feed Phil, the series from Emmy, James Beard Award, and Critics Choice Award-winner Phil Rosenthal. The Emmy-nominated series, which is one of Netflix’s longest ...

“Somebody Feed Phil” has been renewed for an eighth season at Netflix. The Emmy-nominated food travel series, which is among the streamer’s longest-running unscripted shows, debuted its ...

Enter “Somebody Feed Phil,” a new series starring “Everybody Loves Raymond” creator Phil Rosenthal. The series is a repackaging of Rosenthal’s 2015 PBS series “I’ll Have What Phil’s Having,” which was ...

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