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Hunkered down with his loved ones in L.A., producer turned food show host Phil Rosenthal — star of Netflix's Somebody Feed Phil — has found comfort in family-style to-go. "Our restaurant scene has really stepped up their game during incredibly difficult times," he says.

Pete Hammond Awards Columnist/Chief Film CriticA column chronicling conversations and events on the awards season.And now let the voting begin.It has been pretty hard this unusual Emmy season to conduct this column that usually is made up of nifty little events and conversations I  have as I traverse industry events, Q&As , parties etc.

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The third season of “Somebody Feed Phil” launched Friday on Netflix and after you binge your way through the five episodes that find Phil Rosenthal exploring the food scenes in Montreal, Seoul, Marrakesh, Chicago and London, we know your mouth will be watering from all that vicarious eating your brain was doing.

By Jazz Tangcay

The last time I spoke with Phil Rosenthal was in June 2018. I was living in London, traveling to different countries monthly, and the creator of Everybody Loves Raymond was promoting the second season of his Netflix travel food series, Somebody Feed Phil.

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By Pat Saperstein

Phil Rosenthal is back with another season of tasting the world in his Netflix food and travel series, . ET has the exclusive first look at season three, which sees the creator traveling to Canada, England, Morocco, South Korea and even around the United States.