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Reminding us that Dr. Oz, is, in fact, Daphne's dad -- her segment was titled "Things My Dad Taught Me" -- producers "surprised" everyone with a visit from the celebrity doctor. Completely taking over the segment, Dr. Oz ...
And front-row audience members sat behind a dining table while sampling everything the hosts cooked up (as the rest of the audience sat and sadly watched).
Reminding us that Dr. Oz, is, in fact, Daphne's dad -- her segment was titled "Things My Dad Taught Me" -- producers "surprised" everyone with a visit from the celebrity doctor.
Completely taking over the segment, Dr. Oz pulled the embarrassing dad card by repeatedly interrupting his daughter to tell childhood stories about her.
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