Do you think Dr. Phil's Moma had any children who lived?
486708
I don't think she has any living children.
411768
Don't know...she died.  But most Moms like cooking!...and a lot of Dads do too.
1142941
No.  She was just the nanny.  The kids mother died and at the end he marries the maid.
1150841
Dr. Phil and Jerry Springer are realted..Dr. Phil tells everyone how horrible they are but yet at home his son marries a Hustler and Porn Star. Nice huh? And then he proceeds to tell everyone how proud he is that his son found such a nice girl but god forbid if you are fat. You will be told it is your fault. If you have marital issues you are to blame and then if your kids are out of control the parents are the ones that screwed up. I think it is shows like his that are the problems in our world today. Shame on him for being so shallow.
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Now, I don't know much about the Holey Bibble yet since I am newly reborn.  However, it's not nice to make your mom and dad mad.  Praise the Lord and I love Jesus.   Amen ;).\n\nP.S.  Even though I sometimes listen to them, I don't want to live too long cause that being old stuff  can get just nasty.\n\nOhh, Sasha needs points, Rev, you got to do the right thing here, ya know.
491419
Yes! They grew up together in Hollywood.\nWonderful question.
1183046
yes he has a son he's on the ''extras'' on the dvd..''get rich or die trying''.....he looked very young 7 maybe...rent it and see. he even introduced him..maybe he said his age.......
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Well I'll tell you what, I don't have one but my mom does,lol. My dad is a mommas boy threw and threw. He is now 83 years old and mom is 72. They have been together now for 55 years. Mom has always said threw out the whole marriage that he was a mommas boy and where his momma left off, my mom picked it up and she has treated him the same way as his own momma did. And they get along just fine, well sometime they don't but they are still together after 55 years. I have learned a lot from her and the way she does dad, but it has also hurt me in my own relationships in the past. But all and all they get along pretty good. Mom just carters to dad, don't get me wrong, he was and is a good provider and a very good family man.
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Homer Jay Simpson, father (1987-present). \nMarjorie "Marge" Simpson (née Bouvier), mother (1987-present). \nBartholomew Jojo "Bart" Simpson, son (1987-present). \nLisa Marie Simpson, daughter (1987-present). \nMargaret "Maggie" Simpson, baby daughter (1987-present). \nGrampa Simpson, Grampa (1988-Present). \n\nExtended family\n\nMason Fairbanks, believed to be Homer's biological father, though Abe had switched DNA samples so Homer could have a 'better' father (Homer's Paternity Coot, 2006). \nMona J. Simpson, Homer's mother. She is a convict after a scandal involving Mr. Burns, biological warfare, and antibiotics and is very rarely seen. (1995 (Mother Simpson), 2003 (My Mother the Carjacker)) \nJacqueline "Jackie" Bouvier, Marge's mother (1990-present). \nClancy Bouvier, Marge's father, seen only in flashbacks and currently believed dead due to a freak roller coaster accident. He was employed as a male flight attendant before it was common. \nSelma Bouvier Terwilliger Hutz McClure Stu, one of Marge's sisters, a twin to Patty (1989-present). \nLing Bouvier, Selma's daughter, who was adopted from China (2005 Goo Goo Gai Pan). \nPatty Bouvier, the other of Marge's sisters, a twin to Selma; has been revealed to be a lesbian (1989-present). \nHerbert "Herb" Powell, Homer's half-brother. Was once a millionaire owner of a car company until he let Homer design a car. (1991 (Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?) and 1992 (Brother, Can You Spare Two Dimes?)) \nGladys Bouvier, Marge's deceased aunt \nAbbie, Homer's English half-sister \nAmber, Homer's Vegas wife \nMaggie Junior, Maggie's daughter (in one episode set in the future) \nUncle Arthur, Bart's rarely-spoken-of uncle who put his "Shoot 'em all and let God sort 'em out" theory into practice one grey December morn. It took 75 federal marshals to bring him down. \n"Uncle Hubert", a Simpson relative whose funeral the family attended in the Tracey Ullman short "The Funeral". \nUncle Tyrone, Homer's miserable old uncle who lives in Dayton, Ohio. \nMarge also has at least one uncle, with whom she had to share her diary. \nHomer's cousin Frank. He later became Francine, joined a cult, and then went by the name Mother Shabooboo. \nGreat Aunt Hortense. The Simpsons were her only living relatives and so stood to inherit her entire estate. Instead they received $100 each and the rest went to Ann Landers. She was never seen before or after. \nCyrus Simpson, Abraham Simpson's older brother. Cyrus crashed his fighter into Tahiti in World War II's Pacific Theatre during a kamikaze raid. He has 15 wives. \n"Hick cousins", who are related to the Simpsons because their dog is the brother of Santa's Little Helper. \nKang, Maggie's alien "father" who became such when Marge was abducted and zapped by an insemination ray (Treehouse of Horror IX) \nHugo, Bart's evil former Siamese twin. It is then revealed that Bart himself is the evil twin. (Treehouse of Horror VII) \nVarious relatives seen. All Simpson men are failures and resemble Homer. Jobs held by male relatives include CEO of unsuccessful shrimping company, shooting birds at the airport and stepping in front of cars to sue the drivers. Simpson women are intelligent and successful, one is a doctor and another is an architect while a third is a successful seller of bunk and trundle beds. \n\nPets\n\nSnowball, cat (deceased) \nSnowball II, longlived cat (deceased, see Snowball V) (1989-2004) \nSnowball III, cat (deceased) \nColtrane (A.K.A. Snowball IV), cat (deceased) \nSnowball V, cat, a.k.a. Snowball II (Named Snowball II to save money on buying a new dish) (2004-present) \nSanta's Little Helper, greyhound (1989-present), credited as Santos L. Halper in the episode The Canine Mutiny \nLaddie, rough collie, super-dog, male version of Lassie mail ordered
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Not quite sure about his birth parent, I do know that they are still alive and well and they attend just about all of his play.  To my understanding, his childhood was difficult because of child molestation.  If you have any of his plays, the update ones, he does talk about that has happen to him and I think he had written a book but check out his website to get more information on him.
302290
yes, and he has a few kids with his new wife... though i cannot remeber her name...
361560
yes:\n\nJessie Royce Landis - 54 palyed the mother of cary grant - 55 in north by northwest\n\nchitty chitty bang bang - dick van dyke- 43  his 'father' lionel jeffreis - 42 amazing
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My mother swears that when I was about 3 years old, she overheard me talking to myself in my bedroom.  She asked who I was talking to and I told her it was "Grandma".  Apparently she laughed and said OK.  Several days later I went to my grandmother's house and she and my mother decided to dig through some old family photos which had been stored away and it was while they were going through the old pictures that I picked one out and announced that I had talked to "her" the other day.  It was the only surviving picture of my great-grandmother... a picture I could have never seen before as it had been in the attic.  I can't say that I did or didn't have this conversation with my great grand-mother, but my mother still insists it happened... and it was over 30 years ago!
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whose so ever that called FATHER and MOTHER...
1045239
Depends on the parent and the child.  I would say that parents have usually lived more years than their kids, so the possibility that they may have learned more does exist - whether they have availed themselves of that possibility is another issue altogether.
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Ok. Here goes.  In the 50's my mom was home raising us.  That was a nice thing. But, my mom really had other dreams to fulfill also. And she did when the 70's came. Most moms stayed home and a few of them got along with cigarettes and valuim, and a well stocked bar.  My family is labeled caucasion.  We didn't really hear about moms who were labeled black back then.\n\nThen came the 60's.  I was still a child back then.  But, I remember a neat thing about a Peace Corp and saw man on our moon.  And there was  violence in our streets.  There were uniters and dividers, depending on which group you belonged is how you would view yourself.  There were young guys on the news lighting up these card things as they held them up for us to see them burn.  There was Malcom X.  He intrigues me to this day.  There was a reverend called Martin Luther.  He cared about human beings 'till your heart aches. There was Jimmy Hoffa.  I saw the President mad at him.  There was the day I and other kids were sent   home from school when I was 8 for a reason I didn't know and my mom was vacumming the floor while the black and white t.v. was when I walked in.  And she stopped the vacume to ask me why I was home and she looked at the t.v. and said "Oh, my God" and the t.v. said "...he was shot...\n\nThen the 70's came, and I got to wear what I wanted.  The ZigZag Man was our Senior Flag flying above Senior Square. I started reading the little square in the newspaper that had snippets of world news.  That is when I heard of Idi Amin.  That is when I started keeping up with others in our world. They bussed kids the last year of my high school from another shool. My best friend from first grade was among the bussed.  Her name was Ruby and she didn't look at me when I said hi.  I think she and her fellow busies were scared of our school.  It was a snowy day when the first big fight broke out in our school. It was started by race issues.  It still haunts me to this day.  I still think of Ruby.\n\nNow at present, here we are.  There is no wall dividing nations.  There are still wars.  There are girls in Iraq going to school for the time being.  There is a whole generation of  men who did not get drafted among them my brother.  There is South Africa without arpethied.  There is China with religious repression.  There are natural disasters in all ages.  There is yin and there is yang.  \n\nMostly I would sum up the 50's 60's and 70's as progess.
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I love Doctor Phil!  I saw it this morning with my grandmother, it was a good episode and very true.  His shows are really good and he's one of the few talk show hosts who really cares about everyone on his show.  \n\nI agreed a lot with what he said but he forgot one thing (I think) that men have different ways of handling things than woman.  Being a woman if someone were to say something bad about me I'd probably do like the girl did and cry.  I ddin't like her friend at all though...she seemed like the type of person who would do it though, but I really felt sorry for the girl...