Dr. Phil Live with Bill Burr!

Written directed and performed by Adam Ray In this comedy special Adam Ray plays Doctor Phil as he performs a live interview with Darwin the audience member and comedian Bill Burr. "Get ready for Dr. Phil's unforgettable interview with the one and only Bill Burr! Adam Ray as Dr. Phil Bill Burr as Bill Burr Jeremiah Watkins as Darwin Gary Cannon, Opening Comedian"

Cast

Adam Ray

as Dr. Phil

Jeremiah Watkins

as Darwin

Bill Burr

as Self

Gary Cannon

as Self

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