Modern Family

[Kaslo]

Wasn't it a rerun last night? sure seemed like it to me.

[Akiyama]

Wasn't it a rerun last night? sure seemed like it to me.

Nope. Quite new.

[Kaslo]

I guess it was just the roleplaying part that seemed too make it seem like last years V-Day episode so much that I couldn't get into it...

[Akiyama]

Which is why you stare at tits.

Unless you're a chick. In which case... well.. still, stare at tits.

[ZarakiKujata]

I guess it was just the roleplaying part that seemed too make it seem like last years V-Day episode so much that I couldn't get into it...

The roleplaying was just 1 small part of the episode, just like last year, and it was so much less significant than last year. I mean they had all of ~30sec as Julianna and Clive.

[ZarakiKujata]

Too busy staring at Sophia Vergara.

She wasn't in any of the scenes with the kids lol.

[Akiyama]

She wasn't in any of the scenes with the kids lol.

Exactly.

[Zetanio]

I'm necro'ing this.

Story

LOS ANGELES (AP) — An anti-profanity crusader on Tuesday asked ABC to pull this week's "Modern Family" episode in which a toddler appears to use a bleeped curse word.

"Our main goal is to stop this from happening," said McKay Hatch, an 18-year-old college student who founded the No Cussing Club in 2007. "If we don't, at least ABC knows that people all over the world don't want to have a 2-year-old saying the 'F-bomb' on TV."

"We hope they know better," said Hatch. He's asking his club's members, whom he said number 35,000 in the United States and about three-dozen other countries, to complain to ABC.

ABC has yet to respond, he said Tuesday. The network had no comment, a spokeswoman said.

In the episode titled "Little Bo Bleep" airing 9 p.m. EST Wednesday, 2-year-old Lily shocks parents Mitchell and Cameron (Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Eric Stonestreet) with her first expletive.

The dads, who are preparing Lily to serve as flower girl in a wedding, now have an added parenting challenge.

The tot is played by Aubrey Anderson-Emmons, who says the word "fudge" during taping. It will be bleeped on the air and her mouth will be obscured by pixilation, and viewers will get the impression that her character used the actual F-word.

The fucking little shithead that started the No Cussing Club (and now attends BYU, surprised?) is trying to have the episode pulled this week because one of the little kids on the show is going to say fuck. It's implied, the kid actually says fudge but that doesn't appease the censorship kid.

[Rivero]

That last episode was probably one of the best Modern Family episodes in a long time, auto-tuned Phil had me nearly crying.

[Greedouw]

Fuck that anti-cussing kid, this episode was hilarious

[fengzi597]

Cam runs into his former clown partner,Phil gets into some serious real estate competition,and Jay and Gloria have suspicious when Manny makes a new friend.
The next episode sounds interesting.Can't wait for watching it.

[Qalbert]

http://www.avclub.com/articles/that-...d-getti,82923/

As set up back in March and only now answered by the punchline of a smash cut forward in time, the Modern Family cast renegotiations are, in fact, getting pretty ugly. The toddler who plays Lily has yet to begin her usual strategy of calmly asking for a tumbler of scotch only to smash it in some executive's face to show them who's boss, but it's ugly all the same—so ugly that Ty Burrell, Julie Bowen, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Eric Stonestreet, Sofia Vergara, and Ed O'Neill all filed lawsuits today against 20th Century Fox TV, seeking to void their contracts. This comes after the last-minute cancellation of today's table read that was supposed to kick off the fourth season, which in turn came after the Modern Family principals all rejected the offer of $150,000 per episode, plus a $50,000 per episode bonus for this season; $200,000 per episode for a fifth season; and $225,000 per episode for season six. These increases would have even continued all the way up to $325,000 per episode should the show make it to a ninth season, which The Hollywood Reporter says is "anticipated"—in the sense that it is expected, not in the sense that we are necessarily looking forward to a 19-year-old, awkwardly mustachioed Luke and Manny spawning even-more-modern families of their own.

But the cast is holding firm in demanding much more than that—including more than $650,000 per episode in the eighth and ninth seasons, for having to watch all that puberty—with O'Neill demanding his own commensurate bump to his original, much-higher-than-everyone-else salary. And given that Fox stands to make a lucrative, multimillion-dollar haul from the show's syndication, it's not entirely unreasonable that the cast should ask for a more balanced compensation. Still, it probably doesn't help (nor does it seem like an accident suddenly) that this negotiation is flaring up right at the same time that Vergara was recently named TV's highest-paid actress, with many noting that she earns a surprising amount already for tottering around on high heels and screaming, "AY, JAY! COLOMBIAN THEENGS!" Anyway, hopefully this will all be worked out soon, before the next season of Modern Family becomes all about the kids suddenly being abandoned to starve, eventually turning on each other a la Lord Of The Flies. (Though that would be an anticipated ninth season.)

[6souls]

http://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphoto...36660670_n.jpg

Cast reaction to getting snubbed at the Golden Globes.

[Skai]

Sarah Hyland... hnnngggg...

[Laugana]

Ehh, they win everything, let them lose for once.

[Skai]

Haha, did anyone else saw last night's episode? It was awesome.

[Kaslo]

Oh my god, I'm Phil.

[Evane]

lost it during the last 3 minutes of the episode.

[tyven]

the godfather scene was amazing

[6souls]

https://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-47148138

Canceled. 11th season will be it's last.