Debbie Berwick

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Debbie Berwick

Debbie Berwick from the episode We'll Fix it In Editing
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Gender Female
Portrayed by Kay Panabaker

Deborah Hortence "Debbie" Berwick is a character on Phil of the Future. She is played by Kay Panabaker. Debbie is the complete opposite of Pim and she has a very happy attitude towards life. She hardly gets mad and is very nice. Debbie also considers Pim to be her best friend as well. Because of this Pim likes to take advantage of Debbie's good-natured personality. She doesn't like raisins or chihuahuas. Debbie also doesn't like naughty nibblers. She lives with her grandma and her curfew is 6:00 pm. Debbie also teaches a yoga class. Her other friends are Neckbrace Lana and Silent Maya. Debbie used to date Bradley until Pim broke them up by changing Debbie's personality but Debbie went back to normal. Debbie enjoys singing and is in the school band.

Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.

In the Halloween episode, it was revealed that Debbie is a cyborg. She forced the whole school to make cupcakes until Phil, Keely and Pim stopped her. Because of that, she melted into a puddle of goo.

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