EP110: Analyzing Body Language With The Behavior Panel

[@judyyougotthis]

The Behavior Panel live, all together in one room…not talking on mute! Love y’all!! ☺️💗

[@windblowncat]

Chase can't stop talking on mute!!! At this point it's part of their charm. 😊😆

[@jeffrecrowley]

@@windblowncat Agreed. 🤣🤣🤣

[@Frozntoz21]

I started listening to you guys just on the by and by and then... I realized my kids were all practicing on me! My Daughter is a customs Agent, My son is a sheriff , He Runs the jail and also answers 911 calls. My son in law is a conservation officer. They have all taken courses in interrogation and think it's pretty funny to practice on mom and see how fast they can box mom in a conversation. I was listening to the Russell Williams videos you guys did and recognized how the conversation lays out. lol OK, I think you guys need to give a mom a hand up here. I'm beginning to avoid conversations with my kids. Is there any suggestions how to unbox yourself. Even out of the silliest circumstances.

[@thekeysman6760]

@@Frozntoz21 The answer to your "boxing" could be to always answer their questions succinctly and without omitting anything! 😉 Otherwise, how are you , I wonder.

[@ajtm23]

😂😂😂😂

[@Mcoogie]

I need to express for the millionth time (I can't stop commenting) about how valuable and happy this content makes me. These men are charismatic, insightful, knowledgeable, respectful, funny, entertaining, educational, and handsome, to boot. I am so grateful I can watch these discussions for free. I think the 5 of you should start a show already!!! LOVE YOU ALL ♥️♥️♥️♥️+♥️

[@AnnieAnnieBuckwheatCakes]

Agreed. These 5 work seamlessly & the varied backgrounds.....synergy.

[@windblowncat]

I agree, as well!

[@Carnivore-Brent]

Reading the positivity of your comment made me happy. 🙂

[@Mcoogie]

@@Carnivore-Brent Awww, I'm glad! 😄

[@monermccarthy7198]

Count me in here too! All five f them.

[@MountainStream]

2 min in and I'm overwhelmed. I'm so happy that all the guys got to be together for this. So excited for Chase and Mark getting to meet Dr. Phil in person. These guys saved my sanity after Narcissistic Abuse and Stockholms. I'm forever grateful for their education and for showing me the things I was seeing and picking up on were real and I'm not the crazy one like the hourly gaslights suggested. Dr. Phil started my journey in the late 90's on Oprah. Without the prior knowledge I'd learned from Oprah and Phil, I'd never have trusted my instincts enough to survive the 4 yrs or torture I endured through domestic violence. All 5 of these wonderful humans have played a major role in my survival and ability to stay moral and sane. I owe my life to these men. Thank y'all.

[@TheSdecker2]

Oh my goodness, I'm sorry you've been dealing with this too.

[@LeeAnneGuerin]

With so much inner strength & courage I know you can move mountains, you can be, do & have everything you want in life❤

[@MountainStream]

@@TheSdecker2 thank you. I'm hoping to learn enough to help teach others how to see what they need to see before it's too hard to escape. Turn that negative into a positive so to speak.

[@MountainStream]

@@LeeAnneGuerin thank you. The guys all played a major role in the avility to stay sane amd strong eniugh to survive. Although PTSD holds me back a lot and I am always exhausted and can't focus like I used to, I still have hope. I wish I could hypnotise myself into removing the PTSD anxiety and hyperviigilance. I'm determined to study a private investigator course and then start doing the guys courses. I'm on their websites already. :) That will be so much easier without anxiety sweats every three minutes, hence the desire to learn to fix my brain. Lol. The frustration is very real but there's always people far worse off that suffer far, far more and it is a reminder to be grateful for what I do have. I walked away with my life and an ability to still run my business. I live in a house, have a dog and don't have any drama from anyone in my life anymore. I honestly believe all schools need to make psych compulsory.

[@tammigissell2378]

Amanda, your story completely resonates with me - I have had a very similar experience and am also a survivor - the blessing of this knowledge, so generously shared by the most decent and knowledgeable TBP men has transformed me also...it's true, knowledge is power - I'm with you sister x

[@_birdie]

They’re always so supportive and respectful of each other + their analysis. Just love that. Gosh it is so strange to actually see them in the same room.

[@susanmilton9813]

the empathy on Greg, Chase and Scott's face when Dr Phil tells his football story is very indicative of who these guys really are. They are first and foremost very decent awesome individuals! Scott is almost tearful.

[@tammigissell2378]

Same Susan, I was in floods at this point...what a lesson for Dr. Phil that day - and to see how deeply it informed his work and life, was profoundly moving..xx

[@LisaFransenFVD]

They are kissing all over him like he is a god, but thats ok 😋 its good to see their respect for him.

[@mzmoth]

Yeah I would've put Scott as the most sensitive of the bunch just cos of how he usually evaluates people's feelings and seems to get more wound up. Mark seems more of an outgoing entertainer. And Greg and Chase have the interrogator vibes. Hahah. Love em all together

[@LisaFransenFVD]

@@mzmoth Greg looks like he will burst out it anger any time soon, Scott looks like he almost starts to cry, Mark looks like he is ready to joke around 24/7 and Chase looks like he is gonna fall in love any moment 😛

[@mzmoth]

@@LisaFransenFVD 😂😂😂 yeah you're right there I think! That's hilarious

[@joyvollenweider1126]

I LOVE that dr Phil managed to get these guys together in same room. Extra special ❤️💕❤️

[@1985NEVETS]

Imagine you commit a crime and while you're sitting in the interrogation room these 4 guys walk in. Sitting there watching every move you make and dissecting every word you say. It'll be over before it even started for you.

[@sunmoonstars0369]

I love these 4, they come together beautifully with their individual strengths for a more collective understanding of body language.

[@brianshickey]

I have a Counselling degree and these 4 guys have taught me more about body language than my entire time in college. They are absolutely brilliant.. and FUNNY too!

[@oliviamarie5285]

It was confirmation for me that these guys are genuine friends and come together so well when I saw that Chase had them all as groomsmen for his wedding on Instagram ❤️

[@beingthetruthofyou]

What a great conversation. I just loved this. It just flowed and everyone really listening and respecting each other; and enjoying each other..... learning from each other. It was just a pleasure to be a part of it.

[@minecraftmonkeysar1119]

Phil nailed it. They all are brilliant in different ways and that’s what makes them so interesting to watch.

[@Vmurph]

Awesome show! I’ve been devouring TBP videos for 2 years, but this ‘round table’ format was the BEST one yet! One hour was just not enough. I could’ve listened for 6 straight hours and still not gotten enough. 😅

[@sandwitch4300]

Dr. Phil is very brave sitting in front of the behaviour panel 😅

[@lindadavis5668]

When you are authentic, no fear in front of anyone. Dr. Phil isn't a push over.

[@vickiparsons5698]

Noticed he looks a little yeah I see this 😂😂😂

[@WickedBoston444]

I was thinking the same, MY TWO FAVORITES...

[@CaptainStaySea]

This is cool! I’m a court reporter. People’s voices change when they lie or deceive. Thirty years have taught me that.

[@phoebeweston4967]

This information is SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO powerful and a necessity in our world!!! GREAT job guys!!

[@audreannacastaneda2380]

My top 5 favorite people to binge watch on KZbin every morning when I’m getting ready and in the car on my way to work…..after work…..while I am cooking…. Cleaning….❤️❤️😊

[@donnagoble4186]

OMG, lol. I worked in a law office for 20 years. Still do part-time. When a person comes in and prefaces their statement with, "I'm a Christian", they were getting ready to lie to you. The truth does not need a qualifier.

[@mary_syl]

Learning about baseline and baseline deviation is the single most important takeaway from the Behavior Panel for me. taught me a lot about all the wrong things we get told about deception.

[@1234tellmewhatyourlookingfor]

Unless you're speaking to a psychopath.

[@FreedomAndLiberty2024]

Any person of average intelligence can manipulate the baseline to obtain an uncertain reading. A person of above average intelligence can manipulate the baseline to obtain an innocent reading. I think the whole point of this nonsense is to convince people that they're an open book to the mind-reader so they will confess - which is something that can actually be used against them.

[@FreedomAndLiberty2024]

@@1234tellmewhatyourlookingfor Or, if they are speaking to a person of average intelligence that knows the reactions the interviewer is looking for and intentionally manipulates their baseline patterns. Game over.

[@ekaterinabalderdash1274]

Lord! We need to teach children how to recognize narcissists. The misery that they could be spared of if they learned to see those monsters coming! 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@jamespacker8548]

This show is great. So many times a police officer, Doctor, psychologist, teacher military officer have hurt others, even when they may be telling you the truth and you could have alienated them or pushed them to possibly lie because they don't want to feel separated 😮

[@elainewickham7274]

They are good the best all four of them. If you have not seen them then you don't know what you are missing. Just watching them has helped me so much.

[@solsticesummer982]

They hit on something deep and visceral.. that the American (and other) public aren’t obsessed with families of women with big behinds and lazy lifestyles. We crave intelligent conversation, instruction in the areas of our interests. I LOVE THIS

[@origamikiddo2625]

I greatly enjoyed this episode! One thing I've taken from the behavior panels videos is just wait, sit in that silence, let it get uncomfortable so ppl talk. I learned a similar thing but less diabolical for teaching called wait time. The time you wait after asking a question before calling on a student or letting someone answer. The more you wait or let that be a thing, the more kids will raise their hand and diff kids than the normal. And now I realize it's good for those with various things that are going on that may affect processing. It improves the classroom environment and feel. I've had to teach it to my relative when dealing with my kids cuz the relatives tends to ask a question, wait a nano second, then fire of another question or an answer or 3 or 4 and I'm like just wait, give it a sec, the 3 year old will answer they just need space to let their answer come out. So when I watch the behavior panel react to a video and the interview just doesn't jump in with an answer, I think to myself "wait time"

[@krystaljohnson5908]

The five of you work together like a well oiled machine. I doubt there are many people that could air a podcast with five people, and do it so smoothly and with the etiquette you all express towards one another 👏👏

[@cindylyman76]

Mr. Hartley's comment to "curl your toes in your shoes" to destress reminded me of my eye doctor telling me to open my eyes wider for my eye exam by wiggling my toes. Apparently, toe-curling affects us both mentally and physically.

[@mthomas3547]

Interesting conversation! If you don't have enough information about something, you default to the negative. I guess this is why you should ask MORE questions and assume less.

[@2btuff]

Dr , Phil plus the Behavior Panel - synergy - life -changing,

[@Sebecky]

Congrats, guys! This is great-- waiting for a TV show from The Behavior Panel 🙂

[@robbanks7394]

I think youtube is a way better platform for uninterrupted conversations, without make-up, commercials and cliffhangers.

[@binathere2574]

@@robbanks7394 plus they have control over what they can and can't do or say.

[@dancinditedforyears6736]

Best show on KZbin is the Behavioral Panel. It kept us sane and educated as well over these two crappy years. I wish I was younger as I find your field so fascinating!!

[@mellovegas960]

I agree with Mark's comment about the commonality for common sense, with what makes sense in the US doesn't necessarily make sense in the UK. For the longest time, while in the UK, I was wondering why everyone was asking if I was alright every time they saw me. It finally dawned on me that that was their version of the "How are you doing" greeting in the US.

[@binathere2574]

Yes and English person asked me if "I was alright" here in Australia. I was very confused and didn't know how to respond. Very weird at the time.

[@ebunoluwaedward2806]

You are very right!!!! where I come from people dont make eye contact with you and smile, but in the UK everywhere you go, especially in Scotland, once you make eye contact with anyone, they smile at you. Which was a breath of fresh air, so be ready to smile all day! Lol. And when they ask "Are you ok/alright?" I was always confused, but I got to know that's just who they are, always offering a cup of coffee/tea once you walk into a salon. I had some of my best life experiences there, I lived there for 5 years. Really nice.

[@vonickles5033]

I love these kids! Mark with his lingo, chase with his brain, Scott for gestures and voice sound and Greg just because he is so very real, love you guys, you be my mentors of current times mwah!

[@makaylahollywood3677]

I love the behavior panel- best 4 males I've ever charismatic, insightful, knowledgeable, respectful, funny, entertaining, educational, and handsome, to boot. I read this below- it's so true!!

[@sallyeve4044]

Mark is brilliant every time. I love them all, though.

[@PrivateEye_007]

🤩😍

[@janedoe7025]

The 🦁 😍

[@minecraftmonkeysar1119]

Mark is such a treasure

[@lexie919]

Never seen them so serious as in the intro, they're very funny, knowledgeable and entertaining, I watch them all the time!

[@juiceinjapan]

My most favorite Behavior Panel without it being the Behavior Panel! Thank you Dr. Phill!

[@susanblake9946]

These guys are so interesting, and I think are delivering a public service by making their weekly videos. The big lesson I've learned is that a change in a person's behavior from his typical or baseline behavior indicates deception.

[@okayyyla1640]

Omw I absolutely loved this 🙌🏻🙌🏻🤩🤩 I'm already a huge fan of the behavior panel but this video just made me such a huge fan of Dr Phil🙌🏻 it was so good and he just let the guys talk, just steering the conversation now and then and letting the guys demonstrate what made them successful ❤️❤️❤️ I'll definitely be subscribing to Phil in the blanks

[@elizabethashleyfinsthwait5131]

❤❤❤❤❤❤I love to hear all 5 of these intelligent voices speak as close to truth as possible so well as their own words and voices to give us an advantage. ❤❤We are incredibly lucky to have such eloquent thoughts spoken so kindly to each of us. These men have been so supportive of my own ignorance adding on educational opportunities and being supportive to add positive things to it. I’m so grateful to them. I’m human and I want to believe in myself and love myself and others. I want to become a better human with eye contact and have a better baseline. Thank you everyone for relating back to the apes and the animals 1000s of years ago . My only thing: I can’t see people blink 53 times. Or 10 times. I can’t. What in the world is blink rate? I do t see people blink when I try . Or myself. I honestly can’t recognize blinks except six or so . I watch the behavior panel every day. They are just awesome people and I would just love to just be next to them and spend time with them. I just really like these guys they’re just amazing guys. I just like listening to them talk having them on in the background. Or actually, I just sit and watch them. I have to peel myself away from just listening to them. My hard drive in my head is too full right now or it has been so I have been able to learn how to learn from them just got to figure out how to do that and I’ve had a really hard time Writing comments . I forget how to use my phone and write comments when I’m looking at the episodes. I just forget how to work my phone. I have a brain injury and I forget how to. It had to do iPhones. So it’s wonderful to watch them every day. They’re just really good guys I’m grateful for them. Thank you. And I’m glad they must’ve had dogs because I have a dog. And my dogs name is Johnny Depp and we both like watching the behavior panel guys and Dr. Phil. This is the first time I’ve been able to read comments in a long time just so grateful for them. My name is Elizabeth, Ashley Finsthwait and I’m extremely grateful for the behavior panel and Dr. Phils been awesomely awesome with them as well.

[@susannebukatz4457]

Now that was delightful. This talk had such a good flow and everyone felt so comfortable.

[@monermccarthy7198]

Thank you Dr Phil for bringing these fine men to your show, I adore all of them.

[@kaylaknutson]

Dr. Phil describes their channel a million times better than I did the other day in person to someone. Difficult to explain in few words and do justice. They did well in person on this show. Better than the couch setting in their most recent video. Well done.

[@mariagabrielle6383]

I disagree. I quite enjoyed the last BP show when the 4 of them sat on the couch drinking red wine 🍷 It was cozy 😌

[@kaylaknutson]

@@mariagabrielle6383 all good. 👍different preferences/taste. You have a pretty name

[@michaelcole5174]

These 4 are the GREATEST IN THE WORLD!!! Mark, Greg, Chase and Scott, you are the new FAB 4!!!

[@Beckaboo3397]

Just wanted to say I adore all four of these guys. They just from watching and listening to them have taught me so much . The more you watch and learn the more it’s just second nature to you to be able to get a really good gauge on situations and ppl. Things that fine tune what’s already within you and that is priceless in real world situations.

[@donnakelly2677]

These guys are fabulous. I really hope you continue to do content with them!! I love to watch the brilliance of all 5 of you!!

[@jamespacker8548]

There is a chasm of difference between wisdom and knowledge. Wisdom is something that comes from loving others or other selves and living a life of loving and giving love. However we regularly will meet unloving persons and we then possibly would use wisdom to discern how you learn from them and decide how much love to share and at what levels we don't cast our "Pearl's before swine". This doesn't mean that all other selves are swine, it is a wise thought to protect ourselves because on this Earth there are now all kinds of other selves some loving you and some courting love of themselves.😮🙃😁

[@donnadaisy333]

I literally just learned of these four brilliant gentlemen and now they are in one of my favorite psychologist’s KZbin videos. Could not ask for more. Awesome! Thank you for sharing this!

[@wednesdaysnow]

I'm mesmerized by these gentlemen and this conversation with the good doc..wish it lasted longer.. Thank You for the collaboration- great information! Take care, all...

[@caminator5526]

I love the behavior Channel!!! I am watching the Master's and my husband is mad at me for explaining all the behaviors I am seeing. I am loving it, thank you guys for all your knowledge!!!

[@carolwarmoth8744]

This conversation was excellent. Sooooo informative! People who think poorly of Dr. Phil should do some research on him and his training and accomplishments. Stop listening to the media gossips. I think the Behavior Panel guys are most likely pretty good at judging character. There’s a reason they collaborate with him occasionally.

[@cookiespringerle7224]

I love seeing all of TBP together! 🥰 💞👏

[@sherylcoetzer1]

Always a pleasure listening to all five of these guys.

[@egaz8161]

My 5 favourites at one table! This is the first KZbin video that I have been taking notes.... Thank you! 😊

[@theshonz1702]

Excellent to have you all together, awesome!!!

[@windblowncat]

As someone with horrible math anxiety and most likely dyscalculia, Greg ask me to divide 492 by 33 and he's getting the deer in the headlights look. 🦌👁👁 I wouldn't even attempt it.

[@maureenc1284]

My boss asked why a program we had was downgraded and the person who downgraded it denied they knew anything about it. WOW did her body language change when she lied. She started to move, touch herself, turn her head away and repeated say she had no idea who did that. I knew she was lying but it was more interesting to see her body language change than say she was lying and stop the show.

[@jeffrecrowley]

Thank you Dr Phil for having TBP and doing this round table. It was so informative and fun. Your football story was very powerful! Love your Phil in the blank series. Keep up the great work!!!

[@leahcochrane7495]

I appreciate hearing about this and experiencing the level of experience and knowledge these guys have. I've watched some of the Behavioral Panel's videos in recent months with great interest. It's made me think a lot more about my presentation and how others might view me and has given me a whole new insight into clients' behavior, especially truth-telling. I've had a couples' therapy practice for nearly 20 years. I thought I was pretty good at telling when someone was not being honest, but I've got a lot of insight I didn't have before!

[@alizabol651]

Great round table show. I hope you do another one. I could listen/watch for hours. So interesting and informative.

[@lisasmith7066]

I LOVE the Behavioral Panel! So happy you have them on! 🩷

[@busynana7917]

These men are a real team not one of them try to shine above the rest - that’s what makes their panel so interesting & enjoyable 😊

[@MayimHastings]

This went by too fast! Please make them come back, Dr. Phil!

[@syyalovespodcasts]

This was a really enlightening and engaging conversation! Love TBP!!!

[@medwards1930]

Chase is different. He seems to come from a instinctively empathetic, self aware and curious perspective. He really wants to know about Dr. Phil and his perspective. If I were to guess, I would say he is an INFJ. I admire him a great deal and I enjoy listening to his perspective.

[@KarenT-kh6sy]

Dr. Phil and The Behavior Panel rock! They are wonderful to listen and learn from, only great things to say about the work the Behavior Panel does.

[@maryannanderson2213]

The story about the Salvation Army kids winning the football game was an awesome and very touching story. I have gone back and listened to it three times now. Amazing what "being hungry" will do for someone. No offense, Dr. Phil, but I'm glad they beat you. You didn't need the win. They did.

[@jackieknoll9818]

Dr. Phil. I love these men and what they do. It helped me to recognize that my sister was a nersisitic personallity. and it was not my fault that she treated me and my other siblings that way. it freed me from a toxic person. I looked her iun the eyes and told her. I would love her until my last breath, but I was not allowing myself to be around toxic people. my beothers followed my lead as well. and although she will always be our sister. she is not the boss. thanks always.

[@nomopms1]

Wonderful!! This was taped before the Depp v. Heard trial. Some of these gents have been popping up, and I've really enjoyed their insights.

[@robbanks7394]

Great crew, love the level of expertise without bragging. Dr. Phil does not need to be modest, he can definitively fly with the best of them. I will watch this episode back and take a lot of notes. thanks for the free knowledge guys.

[@chasehughesofficial]

Absolutely.

[@DawnNY]

@@chasehughesofficial Chase, did you say absolutely??😉

[@user_abcxyzz]

Literally everything contradicts itself. That's what I never bought into the whole "read body language" hooplah. Literally you're damned if you do damned if you don't when it comes to body language. Can't please everyone

[@kaylaknutson]

Liked point about how environment can control behavior ..also "guts over feathers". I'm also a fan of how Dr. Phil communicates and repeats things back to people in a way that makes them feel heard and understood and sometimes better than they could have said themselves. 👏

[@joanneturnbull5640]

A wonderful rapport between all...these conversations so enlightening 😁Thank you gentlemen.

[@carolynbenjamin6578]

I sure could of used All your help years ago and saved me and my children from all the pain. Love and prayers for all

[@Jarcano8]

I really enjoyed this podcast and I'm not surprised that you always have topics of interest. Thank you so much - your content has changed my life (68 yrs). ❤

[@adabrettmulligan7249]

I enjoyed this episode. I reviewed this a few times just in case I missed anything and/or confirm what I was listening to. Very informative. This was great! Thank you.

[@kymfrancis4612]

I have such respect for these men ♥️

[@Whitney-Clark]

The Behavior Panel!!! Wooohoooo! Incredible men! Loved this sit down! Thanks for turning the spotlight on them, Dr. Phil! ♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@brainsplosion3000]

I got into Dr Phil through his appearance on the behavior panel, and am now a huge fan! Excited to be watching this.

[@Kjane32]

I love these guys I listen to them all the time!

[@melindaduncan3073]

I love these guys! Not the biggest fan of dr. Phil but their channel has become one of my favorites!

[@claretan3309]

Loved this episode! So fascinating. Thanks Dr Phil.

[@Ryotbh]

48:15 - I remember a cool prank one of the local radio stations played. They got people to randomly text one of their contacts, "I hear you're currently in the dog house," and then see what responses they got. Amazing the amount of people that either got incredibly concerned or really revealing answers, "Oh you heard about that _____". It was hilarious.

[@deborahapostolou8078]

These guys are great. They definitely have great chemistry between them. Their show is informative and entertaining, I love the way that they bug each other! You can learn so much for these guys, they definitely know their stuff!!

[@KatkaJessie]

A real expert can explain complicated topic in a simple way. And these guys are doing it masterly!

[@binathere2574]

Masterfully. 😁

[@KatkaJessie]

@@binathere2574 sorry, I'm not a native speaker ☺️

[@binathere2574]

@@KatkaJessie that's ok, now you know. 😁

[@sallyjoperceptions6251]

I love all of ya'all. Learning this helps me personally and professionally, I can't imagine anyone who would not benefit from watching the Behavior Panel! One of the Best things that came from Covid! Thanks for all you guys do!!

[@Leannabananaism]

This is the one of the most important hour and 8 minutes I've spent on the internet of my entire life.

[@TCLindasUtube2009]

Fantastic Podcast. You all compliment one another so well making the content so interesting, educational and personable. Love and thank you all!

[@deebarton5113]

Love the Behavior Panel! I just want to comment on the part where Dr Phil pointed out that if someone repeats the question that was asked them before they answer, then it is a red flag for lying.... I am deaf, I lost my hearing when I was age 18. I read lips but I do have a cochlear implant now in one ear but still rely on lipreading. If asked a question, I always repeat it first before answering, this is basically my way of making sure I understood the question correctly and my answer applies to what I repeated. I don't know if other folks with hearing impairments do the same thing or not, but there can be reasons for it and there are exceptions to that "rule" (I'm sure you already know this). Anyway, keep up the good work Scott, Greg, Mark & Chase!!!! Btw Scott, I descend from the Rouse's and wonder if we might be related. I noticed an old photo of a man you had hanging on your wall in what I assume is your home office. Every video you do there with that photo, I can't help but wonder if that is your Rouse ancestor and maybe a relative of mine (genealogy is my hobby).

[@ekaterinabalderdash1274]

Unconsciously expecting other people to act, think and be motivated in ways similar to myself has been a repeated error in my life that has caused me a lot of grief. I’ll have to think about how I can change that. Thanks guys!

[@MonikaMori]

Mark Bowden said: Once is a pattern 😯 WOW - I´m so stunned about the truth of this quote from Mark.

[@susuburleson878]

I sure did enjoy this! Thanks, y’all!

[@jojowynne233]

Great podcast with my favourite BP’s and the one and only Dr Phil. I especially loved the chat at the end too. I think you guys should do more shows together. Dr Phil, time to give these guys their own TV show too. ❤️

[@sandramclaughlin9624]

I watch Behaviour Panel all the time. Dr Phil, you rock. I really enjoy listening to all 5 of you discussing behaviour and deception. Thanks for the awesome video

[@TownGirl04]

All of you guys are quite the team. You should do more.

[@dianabaker7919]

I think you guys should do this more often .It is just interesting to listen to all four of you guys and learn so much more as you talk and explain things to us. I just love this. I could listen to you guys all day. Please do more of this. We get to see how you all work together Thank you so much for taking the time for all of us to learn about

[@rachellucy6867]

Yay!! Just put this on finally. You guys are so special!!!

[@binathere2574]

Yes. The Behaviour Panel have recently become a part of my life

[@rosannacellini2158]

Love watching Dr Phil, for over twenty years. He's an awesome man. Love TBP, they are very intelligent and pretty interesting guys, with nice personalities. I learned a lot, watching all of these fine men. Thanks Dr. Phil for a great hour. 😍👍👏👏

[@yvonnemclaughlin4324]

It's 1:53 am and I watched the entire video. Loved every minute of it.

[@doctordutch]

Even though Ive heard most of this on their behaviour panel channel, I really enjoyed watching this conversation with Phil as the moderator.

[@looking4things669]

I'm not sure who I admire more Dr. Phil or The Behaviour Panel! It's close.