Philip Rosenthal is a prominent American television writer and producer, best known for creating the beloved CBS sitcom Everybody Loves Raymond, which aired from 1996 to 2005. Under his leadership as creator, writer, and executive producer, the show garnered immense popularity, winning 16 Primetime Emmy Awards and becoming a staple of American television. Rosenthal’s unique ability to blend humor with relatable family dynamics resonated with audiences, making the series one of the most successful sitcoms of its time. He wrote or co-wrote 21 episodes, showcasing his talent for crafting memorable characters and storylines.

In addition to his work on Everybody Loves Raymond, Rosenthal has made significant contributions to the culinary world through his food and travel documentaries. He launched the PBS series I’ll Have What Phil’s Having in 2015, where he explored global food cultures, and later reimagined the concept for Netflix with Somebody Feed Phil in 2018. These shows reflect his passion for food and connection, as he travels the world, sharing meals and stories that bring people together.

Rosenthal’s versatility extends beyond writing and producing; he has also acted in various projects, including Spanglish and The Simpsons Movie. His book, You’re Lucky You’re Funny: How Life Becomes a Sitcom, published in 2006, offers insights into his journey in the entertainment industry and the experiences that shaped his career.

Beyond entertainment, Rosenthal is actively involved in philanthropic efforts, including the Rosenthal Family Foundation’s campaign, Somebody Feed The People, which supports organizations providing meals to voters. His commitment to community and culture, combined with his creative achievements, solidifies Philip Rosenthal’s status as a multifaceted talent in the television industry.