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Dr. Phil's New Show: The Doctors

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Dr. Phil and son, Jay McGraw have teamed up to bring you a show that’s one of a kind. The Doctors consists of Dr. Travis Stork formerly of the Bachelor, plastic surgeon Dr. Andrew Ordon, Dr. Lisa Masterson, and Dr. James Sears. The groundbreaking new talk show gives viewers medical advice and even conducts medical procedures on set. Hosted by Jill Wilderman.

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Young Hollywood

Welcome to younghollywood. com. We are here with Dr. Travis Stork of The Doctors. You probably recognize him from The Bachelor. You knew I was going to bring it up, right?

Dr. Travis Stork

I was waiting for that.

Young Hollywood

You're back to television, though.

Dr. Travis Stork

Well, this is who I am. I'm an ER doctor. That's who I was before I was The Bachelor. That's who I've been every day since. And so, this allows me to be me every day and to share what's most passionate in my life with viewers. So, this is quite a bit different than me and The Bachelor, I have to admit. And I'm loving every day of it. It is shocking. There's never been a show like this before because people get the majority of their medical information from TV. And never before have we had a daytime show where you get salient medical info from real doctors. And more than anything, we're having fun. We are having a great time. These stories are compelling. They're intriguing, and I think people at home can relate to them. We're not a traditional talk show. We're making house calls. We're going to the hospital. We're taking viewers to the operating room.

Young Hollywood

What are you enjoying about Hollywood?

Dr. Travis Stork

Hollywood is different, but I have to say that the friends I've made since I've been here has been the best part of it.

Young Hollywood

We're here with Dr. Ordon on the set of The Doctors. Tell us what you bring to the show.

Dr. Ordon

Well, I'm the plastic surgeon. We're going to do minor, non-invasive stuff. We actually have a procedure room in back of the set here. So, I've already done some fillers, some lips here that do that during the middle of the show. We show before and after. They come at the end of the show and show those immediate results.

Young Hollywood

Jay McGraw, creator, executive producer of The Doctors. How is it working with a successful father, Dr. Phil?

Jay McGraw

First of all, we get along great. We have fun doing this together, but I feel like we're doing a season two show on day one, and a lot of that is because he's been able to take a lot of the hurdles and the uh beginning mistakes out of it for us. Watch the show because you'll learn a lot about yourself, your health, and I think you'll have a lot of fun doing it.

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PEOPLE MENTIONED

  • Dr. Phil

    Creator and father of Jay McGraw, involved in 'The Doctors'

  • Jay McGraw

    Creator and executive producer of 'The Doctors', son of Dr. Phil

  • Dr. Travis Stork

    Host of 'The Doctors', formerly on 'The Bachelor'

  • Dr. Andrew Ordon

    Plastic surgeon on 'The Doctors'

  • Dr. Lisa Masterson

    Doctor on 'The Doctors'

  • Dr. James Sears

    Doctor on 'The Doctors'

  • Jill Wilderman

    Host of the interview

FAQ

Who created 'The Doctors'?+
'The Doctors' was created by Dr. Phil and his son, Jay McGraw.
Who are the doctors on the show?+
The show features Dr. Travis Stork, Dr. Andrew Ordon, Dr. Lisa Masterson, and Dr. James Sears.
What kind of medical procedures are shown on 'The Doctors'?+
The show features minor, non-invasive procedures, including plastic surgery procedures like fillers and lips, conducted on set.
What is Dr. Travis Stork's background?+
Dr. Travis Stork is an ER doctor and was previously known for his appearance on 'The Bachelor'.
How does Jay McGraw describe working with Dr. Phil?+
Jay McGraw states they get along great and that Dr. Phil helped them avoid many initial hurdles and mistakes, making the show feel like a seasoned production from day one.

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