Gordon behaved erratically. He laughed, cried, admitted to being drunk, and at one point, he screamed that he hates Bobby Brown.
One of the most troubling proclamations, however, came before Nick even appeared on camera.
Sitting with Nick's mother, Michelle Gordon, McGraw stated that he believes Nick will be dead within a week, unless he seeks immediate treatment for his addictions.
Until now, the media has focused primarily on Bobbi Kristina's near-drowning, which has left the 21-year-old comatose, almost seven weeks after it occurred.
We still don't know if there was foul play involved in the tragic incident that may cost Bobbi Kristina her life, but after today's interview, one thing is certain - Nick is a deeply unstable young man who might pose as much of a danger to others as he clearly poses to himself.
Gordon has talked of suicide in recent weeks, and his addictions coupled with his obvious emotional distress could mean that he's as much at risk as the woman he once claimed was his wife.
However, the fact that Gordon is in danger in his own right, does not mean that he didn't play a direct role in Bobbi's near-drowning.
In fact, the volatile behavior that Gordon displayed in his interview with Dr. Phil may make him more of a suspect in the eyes of investigators.
But while some members of Bobbi's family may find solace in learning that Gordon is at fault, his bizarrely childlike behavior during today's television appearance just serves as a sad reminder that whatever the outcome of this situation, it's almost certain to be unspeakably tragic.
Before the interview, Nick was so severely inebriated that he couldn't stand under his own power. He told Dr. Phil that he had taken "two shots." He later admitted to being drunk, but "not on drugs"
One of the strangest allegations made by Gordon came early in the interview. When asked about his previous three stints in rehab, he claimed he had simply checked in so that he and Bobbi Kristina could keep Whitney Houston company while she sought treatment.
There were points in the interview during which Gordon became confrontational with Dr. Phil. He stated that Phil spoke as though he were on Xanax, and encouraged him to "get to the point" on more than one occasion.
Twice during the interview, Nick stormed off set. He was coaxed into returning to his seat both times, but he continued to complain of health problems such as panic attacks and kidney pain caused by alcohol abuse.
The above clip contains two of Gordon's strangest moments from his interview with Phil. First he laments losing "the most legendary singer ever" (a strange way to refer to one's adoptive mother), and then he becomes upset after being told to "man up."
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