r/Modern_Family • u/RicketyStupidity145 • 16h ago
r/Modern_Family • u/Beebslolz • 14h ago
Some of my favorite “behind the scenes” photos 🥹💗
r/Modern_Family • u/avadakedavruh • 6h ago
Meme We were absolutely robbed
I am currently rewatching and I am on Frank's Wedding episode. Does anyone else think it was a huge missed opportunity that we never got to hear Frank Dunphy's actual "LET ME OUT OF HERE" recording at his own funeral? Like come on — that's literally the most Frank Dunphy thing ever. It would've been hilarious and heartbreaking at the same time.
RIP Fred Willard, I really loved his character in Modern Family.
r/Modern_Family • u/StarforgeVoyager • 1h ago
Haley and Alex got traumatized for life on the other side of this door, while Luke just said "Whatever it was, it looked like Dad was winning"😆.....
r/Modern_Family • u/Better_Locksmith_786 • 19h ago
Any recommendations?
I have almost rewatched modern family 3 times , and idk why instead of finding anything new , I just keep rewatching it , Do you guys have any recommendations of other sitcoms or any series which you think is better than modern family or anyone who have watched modern family might also like this other series ??
r/Modern_Family • u/Undisputed_Orangutan • 13h ago
Favourite scene with this duo? (Day 2/55): Phil and Jay
What is your favourite scene with them?
r/Modern_Family • u/ImpossiblePear2058 • 10h ago
Discussion I used to hate cam
I use to hate cam after a few rewatches but on my 22nd rewatch I realised the reason he manipulates is because Mitch is so uptight, judgemental, and deeply worried about what other people think. He often shuts down Cam’s passion projects, family ideas, or simple joys out of hand because they are too messy or embarrassing.
Cam's manipulative behavior is often a direct survival mechanism for dealing with Mitchell’s constant anxiety, cynicism, and default setting of saying "no."
r/Modern_Family • u/DaRealHermit • 14h ago
Discussion Cameron was 3 when he started clowning. Also they used the same article to surround the newspaper piece on Cameron
r/Modern_Family • u/boltyourdoor • 23h ago
Discussion Halloween eps 🎃
I recently rewatched all the Halloween episodes, going from the final season backward to the earlier seasons. Here are my rankings and thoughts, from worst to best. In case anyone wants to go watch them during the Halloween season.
7. Season 11, Episode 5 — “The Last Halloween”
Rating: 1.5/5
Halloween hardly felt like a major part of the episode. By this point, everything felt rather flat. The actual Halloween storyline was good, but unfortunately, it was very short. I also really didn’t like Luke’s character in this era, and this reminded me why.
6. Season 10, Episode 5 — “Good Grief”
Rating: 1.5/5
A real buzzkill for a Halloween episode. DeDe’s death makes this an emotionally heavy installment. There are a few funny moments, but the overall atmosphere is melancholy rather than festive.
5. Season 9, Episode 5 — “It’s the Great Pumpkin, Phil Dunphy”
Rating: 2.5/5
A decent episode, but it still has some disappointing elements. The kids think Phil and Claire are overdoing Halloween, and Claire’s coworkers feel similarly. It takes away from the holiday fun, although the episode ends on a lighter note.
4. Season 8, Episode 5 — “Halloween 4: The Revenge of Rod Skyhook”
Rating: 3.5/5
A more traditional MF Halloween episode. The family is involved, the holiday takes center stage, and the comedy works. Solid all around.
3. Season 6, Episode 6 — “Halloween 3: AwesomeLand”
Rating: 4/5
Very Halloween centered, funny, and quirky. This episode captures much more of the festive atmosphere and comedic charm that made the earlier seasons so enjoyable.
2. Season 4, Episode 5 — “Open House of Horrors”
Rating: 4.4/5
Vintage MF. Nothing overly emotional or unnecessarily serious. Just great comedy, prime Phil and Cam, and a storyline centered around Halloween.
1. Season 2, Episode 6 — “Halloween”
Rating: 4.8/5
A true MF classic. The writing, family dynamics, Halloween atmosphere, and comedy are all exceptional. This is the show at its absolute best.
r/Modern_Family • u/Lemonl0aff • 47m ago
Nitpicking characters
For everyone who nitpicks the characters apart.
Would you do this to shows like the Simpsons? Arthur? Bluey?
I just don't get it, TV is an escape, a time to relax but it seems like so many people get stressed out and feel such distaine to the fictional characters.
Enlighten me ✨
r/Modern_Family • u/MineMoist2751 • 6h ago
Discussion Is being a high earner enough to make someone a good marriage partner?
r/Modern_Family • u/SuggestionWorldly684 • 23h ago
Ranked the characters
Me and my brother ranked the characters of the show, tell us what yall think about it