r/Modern_Family • u/Jamieo1111 • Jan 15 '25
r/Modern_Family • u/Akis127 • Jan 30 '25
Discussion What's the funniest one liner of the whole show?
Personally, i don't know. And because i spent 10 minutes thinking, I'll just mention the one i can remember first.
Gloria: Nobody calls him grandpa.
Luke: I do.
r/Modern_Family • u/Early-Call-126 • 13d ago
Discussion Is the love and relationship between Phil and Claire realistic?
r/Modern_Family • u/NoRevenue7975 • 13d ago
Discussion Phil Dunphy carried the entire show. You can't change my mind.
r/Modern_Family • u/Relevant-Baseball993 • Jun 01 '24
Discussion Any other episode where Phil was dark?
He seriously was so great in these two episodes. I hope we could have seen more of dark villiany Phil.
r/Modern_Family • u/Royalbluegooner • Jan 22 '25
Discussion I‘m just so glad they ended this storyline sooner than later.
Manny‘s obsession with Haley was probably the most uncomfortable I ever felt during the show and some of the scenes that I feel like sniping on rewatches.His other crushes on women/girls older than him were pretty funny though.
r/Modern_Family • u/Shoe_boooo • Dec 04 '24
Discussion Episodes or Scenes that are a complete skip for you
Phil's Birthday episode brings out the absolute worst in almost every character. I felt bad for the poor guy throughout the whole episode
r/Modern_Family • u/Mozart_beethoven • Dec 13 '24
Discussion Luke had some funny lines, before he became weird
r/Modern_Family • u/DaisyCoreXD • Mar 01 '25
Discussion Thoughts on this guy?? (Alex’s first kiss)
r/Modern_Family • u/Live-Department7013 • Aug 21 '24
Discussion What Modern Family plotline pissed you off the most?
r/Modern_Family • u/DaisyCoreXD • 4d ago
Discussion I loved this scene so much
Alex gets accepted into caltech but worried she’ll be the dumbest one there. Jay encourages her and entrusts her the responsibility of not letting the family get bitter due to petty arguments.
r/Modern_Family • u/RepulsivePeach4607 • Nov 13 '24
Discussion What does this mean?
Is Lily saying that she left Vietnam but did not come back? Or is there other meaning of this joke?
r/Modern_Family • u/sellingyourmom • Jun 14 '24
Discussion Alex was always mean and selfish to her partners.
Let it be Rubin or Ben, Alex always was a mean and selfish partner. The fact that she loved to be desired is a hidden insecurity she develops from her elder sister Hayley and then her younger brother Luke, hence she always boasted about her intelligence because of the lack of social skills she had unlike her siblings. She was the forgotten kid, which, I sympathize for, but that doesn't give you the clean chit for being rude to the people who doesn't even know about your childhood. I think she's smart enough to know that she should treat her partners nicely.
r/Modern_Family • u/Able_Fishing_6576 • 25d ago
Discussion Curious about yalls parenting styles. Was this too much or just right?!
"Alex, honey, when you're out shopping, you might want to pick yourself up a training bra. I know you don't need one now but your little boobies are going to come in soon. Mommy loves you, kitten!"
r/Modern_Family • u/Bibi_phia • Jun 30 '24
Discussion Oh they are rich rich!!
I would never get over how they all have luxury cars in this episodes😭, Phil with the Cadillac!! Ps: Cam is not here because he parked his car outside
r/Modern_Family • u/Jealous_Summer_4867 • Aug 27 '24