Phil of the Future

Phil of the Future2004

Phil of the Future is an American science fiction sitcom that originally aired on Disney Channel from June 18, 2004, to August 19, 2006, for two seasons. The series was created by Tim Maile and Douglas Tuber and produced by 2121 Productions, a part … more »



Keely Teslow:
[Keely is standing against a large picture of some mountains] This is Keely Teslow reporting live from the bitterly cold Antarctica. I'm standing not that far...

[the camera starts to drop]

Keely Teslow:
...from the South Pole...

[the shot changes to Phil, who is falling asleep against the camera. Keely crouches down towards the ground]

Keely Teslow:
Phil! Phil!

Phil Diffy:
[Phil wakes up and pulls the camera back up] Keely look, no one actually does extra curricular activities this early. The Sunrise Club doesn't even meet for another hour.

Keely Teslow:
I need to put together a flashy demo reel. I'm going to be applying for journalism school in just 162 weeks!

Phil Diffy:
Keely I thought you said you wanted to be a pop star, all right. I mean that's why you spend all your babysitting money on pop star pants.

Keely Teslow:
Please, I don't want a 'show-off' career. I want to be reporting hard-hitting stories...and those pants are gonna look great on me anytime, anywhere. Hey, let's do a no-scope piece into a lead story; gimme some blizzard!

[Phil turns on the wind machine]

Keely Teslow:
I said BLIZZARD!!

[Phil turns the wind machine to full blast. Keely staggers slightly]

Keely Teslow:
WHERE'S MY SNOW?!

[Phil gets out a bucket of fake snow and starts to throw it merrily into the wind machine]

Keely Teslow:
THIS IS KEELY TESLOW, REPORTING LIVE FROM THE FROSTY TUNDRA OF ANTARCTICA, IN THE HEART OF A MIGHTY SNOW STORM!

[Phil thorws a rubber fish at Keely, and continues to throw the snow. Keely catches the fish.]

Keely Teslow:
WHICH IS STARTING TO HAVE AN EFFECT ON ANTARCTIC JUMPING FISH!

[The picture of the mountians is ripped off the wall]

Keely Teslow:
ARGH! THE SOUTH POLE HAS LITERALLY BEEN BLOWN OFF THE MAP!!

[Keely screams then falls over]

Phil Diffy:
[Seeing that Keely has fallen over, Phil stops throwing the snow] Now that's a hard hitting story!

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