Philip Rosenthal

Philip Rosenthal is an award-winning producer, writer, and television host, recognized for his work on hit sitcoms and acclaimed food and travel series. After co-creating and serving as executive producer and showrunner for the acclaimed sitcom ‘Everybody Loves Raymond’ for its entire nine-year run from 1996 to 2005 across 210 episodes, Philip Rosenthal established himself as a preeminent force in television comedy. This landmark series garnered widespread critical praise and numerous accolades. Prior to this breakthrough success, Rosenthal honed his production expertise as a producer for 34 episodes of the television series ‘Coach’ from 1993 to 1996, laying the groundwork for his extensive career.

Rosenthal’s influence extended beyond sitcoms as he co-wrote ‘America: A Tribute to Heroes’ in 2001, a poignant telethon following the September 11th attacks. He authored the book ‘You’re Lucky You’re Funny: How Life Becomes a Sitcom’ in 2006, offering insights into his creative process. His diverse talents also led him to an acting role in ‘The Simpsons Movie’ in 2007 and directing the documentary film ‘Exporting Raymond’ in 2010, which chronicled his experience adapting ‘Everybody Loves Raymond’ for Russian television. Transitioning into the highly successful food and travel genre, Rosenthal created, executive produced, and hosted the six-episode PBS series ‘I’ll Have What Phil’s Having,’ which premiered in 2015 and explored global food cultures.

His ability to connect with audiences through both scripted comedy and authentic global exploration underscores his versatile and marketable talent across multiple genres.