Paranoid
Dr. Phil tackles issues inside the NFL on Fox.
Credits
| advertiser: | NFL on Fox |
|---|---|
| agency: | Fox Sports Marketing |
| CMO: | Eric Markgraf |
| SVP/group CD: | Robert Gottlieb |
| VP: | Bill Battin |
| copywriters: | Robert Gottlieb, Loren Tarquino |
| prodco: | Smuggler |
| director: | Renny Maslow |
| partners/executive producers: | Patrick Milling Smith, Brian Carmody |
| executive producers: | Lisa Rich, Laura Thoel |
| line producer: | Rhonda Vernet |
| DoP: | Barry Peterson |
| editorial: | Arcade Edit |
| editor: | Greg Scruton |
| assistant editor: | Andrew Leggett |
| producer: | Amburr Farls |
| colorist: | Clark Muller, Company 3 |
| sound mix: | Mic Brooling, Fox Sports Marketing |
| flame finishing: | Kevin Prendiville, Fox Sports Marketing |
The Super Bowl is upon us and Fox has brought on Dr. Phil and all of his witty one-liners to help the NFL on Fox team resolve some underlying issues before the big game. Some of the guys have a little problem with ring envy: they’re jealous of the other guys on the team because of their Super Bowl rings. So they’ve chosen Dr. Phil’s show as a way to come to a resolution. Dr. Phil, however, isn’t as sympathetic to their plight as they might have hoped.
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