Maybe-Sitting
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| “Maybe-Sitting” | |
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| Phil of the Future episode | |
 Mishap with the New-Ager. |
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| Episode no. | Season 2 Episode 31 |
| Guest stars | Joel Brooks as Joel Messerschmitt Jack Carter as the voice of Older Nathan Estelle Harris as the voice of Older Pim Josh Flitter as Nathan Shane Baumel as the voice of 5 year old Phil |
| Written by | Ivan Menchell |
| Directed by | Fred Savage |
| Production no. | 211 |
| Original airdate | September 23, 2005 |
| Episode chronology | |
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| "Mummy's Boy" | "Good Phil Hunting" |
| List of Phil of the Future episodes | |
"Maybe-Sitting" is episode #2.31 of the television show Phil of the Future.
When Phil & Keely baby-sit Nathan, the trouble-making nephew of Mr. Messerschmitt, they get more than they bargained for, so they use the New-Ager, a device that changes one's behavior. But things go hay-wire, leaving Nathan to act like an old man, while Phil is acting like a little boy. Now it's up to Keely to solve the problem before Mr. Messerschmitt and Phil's dad get home. But her only salvation, Pim, is too busy using the Wizrd to create and then sell the latest school project.
[edit] Trivia
- Phil and Keely are utterly fixated on Bettina Messerschmidt's hairy upper lip, and when she leaves, both utter the word "mustache" repeatedly. This may be a reference to Austin Powers in Goldmember, in which Austin and Foxxxy Cleopatra do the same thing to an undercover agent with an usightly mole. Interestingly, Fred Savage, who played Agent 3/The Mole, is one of the show's directors.
- Lise Simms (Barbara Diffy) does not appear in this episode.
