I think Modern Family jumped the shark tonight — Page 5
#102
Posted: 4/29/14 at 11:08am
Obviously once my attention was drawn to them I noticed them. But I don't think they're the only thing going on in that photo; I first actually noticed that she's as lovely as the supposedly pretty sister.
#103
Posted: 5/8/14 at 10:14pm
As awful as "Sleeper" was last week, I think last night's episode was brilliant.
#104
Posted: 5/15/14 at 5:29pm
I enjoyed last night's episode. The set-up for the 'big event' next week.
The stars of ABC celebrated the wedding on stage at the ABC Upfront presentation on Tuesday. Mitch and Cam came out of a giant wedding cake, and everyone on stage raised a glass.
At the after-party, members of the Modern Family cast shared that the wedding episode is wonderfully touching, while staying true to the comedy of the show. I'll be watching!
The stars of ABC celebrated the wedding on stage at the ABC Upfront presentation on Tuesday. Mitch and Cam came out of a giant wedding cake, and everyone on stage raised a glass.
At the after-party, members of the Modern Family cast shared that the wedding episode is wonderfully touching, while staying true to the comedy of the show. I'll be watching!
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#106
Posted: 5/16/14 at 12:09am
I loved last night's episode even though every appearance of the nanny just made me groan. He is truly the Cousin Oliver of this show. I liked the way Pepper and the wedding planner softened and became more human as the minutes til the wedding ticked down.
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#107
Posted: 5/18/14 at 9:33pm
"My dad would never admit this, but when he wants fun, he goes straight to Luke. They have a weird connection. They're like Batman and Robin. Dad and I are more like Batman and Ruth Bader Ginsburg."
#108
Posted: 5/21/14 at 11:21pm
The season ended tonight with the conclusion of the wedding episode. Except for the extraneous scenes with the dreaded nanny (and the writers have done nothing to make me care about Haley's feelings for him), it was all pretty wonderful. These last two episodes were the best they've ever used Nathan Lane, who completely cracked me up by walking the line between frantic and loving.
I cried by the end. Was I the only one?
I cried by the end. Was I the only one?
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#109
Posted: 5/21/14 at 11:41pm
I kept it together until Jay and Mitchell were walking down the aisle and Mitchell put his head on Jay's shoulder.
I still hate Lily with the fire of a thousand suns, but I agree with the Nathan Lane usage.
I still hate Lily with the fire of a thousand suns, but I agree with the Nathan Lane usage.
#110
Posted: 5/22/14 at 12:04am
I think Lily is actually kind of cleverly used- they avoid "the baby ruining the show" syndrome by walking the line between her being cute and being actually loathsome. It's a dangerous path, but it's much better than making her just hateful or just adorable.
#111
Posted: 5/22/14 at 12:26am
I did LOL when she got caught on the dry cleaning rack last week.
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#112
Posted: 5/22/14 at 1:28am
I liked it as well. The end where Jay came through to get the wedding back on track was really sweet. I agree that Lily can be annoying sometimes. But, I still don't think she tops my hatred for Michelle from Full House. There's an example of a kids who started off really cute to becoming an obnoxious brat and being a draw to the show.
Anyway, I thought the side stuff with Alex taking the awkward photos of Luke and Manny was funny.
Anyway, I thought the side stuff with Alex taking the awkward photos of Luke and Manny was funny.
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#113
Posted: 5/22/14 at 8:02am
Terrific episode. And while I understand the strong feelings about the nanny, I thought Sarah Hyland was wonderful in this episode.
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#114
Posted: 5/22/14 at 9:43am
^ I did, too.
And I like Lilly. She can't quite act, exactly, but she can deliver a line, and I like the way she's written.
And yeah, I teared up when Jay walked Mitch down the aisle.
And I like Lilly. She can't quite act, exactly, but she can deliver a line, and I like the way she's written.
And yeah, I teared up when Jay walked Mitch down the aisle.
#115
Posted: 5/22/14 at 9:56am
Yeah, Ed O'Neill has been an underappreciated actor for about 30 years.
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#116
Posted: 5/22/14 at 12:08pm
I think the little girl who plays Lily can deliver a one-liner as well as anyone on that show.
#117
Posted: 5/22/14 at 12:12pm
The "I thought we would take a walk" line made me audibly sob. Beautiful writing.
But the best line of the night was the "when a baby is born so early, it's usually black" line. EL OH EL
But the best line of the night was the "when a baby is born so early, it's usually black" line. EL OH EL
#118
Posted: 5/22/14 at 12:14pm
See, I think Lily has two modes - bitchy and morose. And I don't find either one particularly compelling.
#119
Posted: 5/22/14 at 1:31pm
I loved the episode - the line about the baby being black - hilarious. Campy schtick at times - but very sweet ending.
#120
Posted: 5/22/14 at 3:38pm
I loved the finale! Smart, funny, and real. Modern Family has always towed the line from super sitcomy and serious, and it worked last night. I teared up when they actually got married.
LOL moments:
Lily walking down the aisle with the one flower.
"Black baby"
Manny and Luke acting like a married couple
LOL moments:
Lily walking down the aisle with the one flower.
"Black baby"
Manny and Luke acting like a married couple
#121
Posted: 5/23/14 at 9:56am
Awww how can anyone dislike Lily, her one liners are brilliant and she delivers them so well.
Perfect finale tonight, even the nanny scenes didn't annoy me.
Perfect finale tonight, even the nanny scenes didn't annoy me.
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#122
Posted: 5/24/14 at 8:59pm
Oh, man. I'm rewatching, and I just heard the line "Cut the boy soprano."
#123
Posted: 1/8/15 at 1:13am
I think the first show of 2015, "The Day We Almost Died," is the best constructed episode they have ever done.
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#124
Posted: 2/27/15 at 11:15pm
The "Connection Lost" (Feb. 25) was another ingeniously constructed episode. The show keeps mixing in new, creative formatting. If I thought Modern Family jumped the shark before, it has since jumped back and blown that fish up like at the end of that movie about the shark.
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#125
Posted: 2/27/15 at 11:35pm
Have to agree, Namo. That was really impressive. And, apparently, it was not official product placement - Apple didn't pay for it. Have to say, the most recent episode to feature Nathan Lane was hilarious. This show still makes me smile and chuckle, but THAT episode had me cracking up.
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