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| <html><center></html>**Phil Foster** \\ {{characters:phil_foster.png?300x|Phil Foster}}<html></center></html> ||
^ <html><small></html>**Credit Group, **<html></small></html> \\ Portrayed By  | <html><small></html>**Co-Starring**<html></small></html> \\ [[Brad Heller]] |
^ Born | March 29, 1913 |
^ Died | July 8, 1985 |
^ First Appearance | [[S2E6 Lets Face the Music and Dance|Let's Face the Music and Dance]] |
^ Last Appearance  | [[S2E6 Lets Face the Music and Dance|Let's Face the Music and Dance]] |
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====== Phil Foster ======

Real person. Comedian.

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===== Biography =====

S2E6 - Phil performs at the Steiner closing night soiree in 1959 in a special surprise appearance. This prompts an uncomfortable conversation between Midge and Abe, who is still adjusting to the knowledge that Midge does comedy.




===== Quotes & Dialogue =====

> PHIL: Thanks, everyone. It's nice to be up here in the Catskills. A great place for families. And as you know, these days, in family life, you got to have a dog. Last week, I went up to Connecticut, 'cause in Connecticut, I found out they have very exclusive kennel clubs. I'll tell you how exclusive one kennel club was up there. Little sign outside said “No dogs allowed.” \\ – S2E6



===== Appearances =====

==== Season 2 ====

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===== See Also =====

  * [[List of Characters]]

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