One big (straight, gay, multi-cultural, traditional) happy family.
The Pritchett-Dunphy-Tucker clan is a wonderfully large and blended family. They give us an honest and often hilarious look into the sometimes warm, sometimes twisted, embrace of the modern family.
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The Pritchett-Dunphy-Tucker clan is a wonderfully large and blended family. They give us an honest and often hilarious look into the sometimes warm, sometimes twisted, embrace of the modern family.
Season 10 episodes
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The Pritchett-Dunphy-Tucker clan are going to be setting off more than a few fireworks when they get together at the annual Fourth of July parade where Jay will be acting as the grand marshal. Haley's goodbye with Arvin before his trip to Switzerland doesn't go as planned when she's distracted by the return of an old flame.
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Directed by James BagdonasWritten by Paul Corrigan, Brad WalshGuest stars Reid Ewing, Marcello Julian Reyes, Chris Geere, Paul Bates, Na'Jae Green, Josiah Blount
Haley needs a little help deciding whether or not to tell Arvin about her kiss with Dylan and goes to Mitch and Cam for their advice. Gloria suspects Manny's Canadian girlfriend is made up and wants to find out the real truth.
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Directed by Steven LevitanWritten by Abraham Higginbotham, Jon PollackGuest stars Reid Ewing, Marcello Julian Reyes, Hillary Anne Matthews, Chris Geere, Tiffany Commons
Phil stumbles into an exciting new career after dropping by Luke's college. Claire deals with her dad, and the merger of Pritchett's Closets with a tech-savvy, hipper company. Mitch's new high-profile case as an assistant district attorney is marred by an unflattering courtroom sketch by the resident artist.
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Directed by Jeffrey WalkerWritten by Elaine KoGuest stars Dan Levy, Andrew Bilgore, Joe Coots, Ron Perkins, Matthew Bohrer, Michael Strassner, Kalpana Pot, Kevin Miller
Haley can't seem to choose between her past and present relationships and is forced to make a decision. Manny returns to college and dorm life while his girlfriend continues to stay at Jay and Gloria's—and might be overstaying her welcome.
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Directed by Beth McCarthy-MillerWritten by Jeffrey Richman, Danny ZukerGuest stars Reid Ewing, Marcello Julian Reyes, Hillary Anne Matthews, Chris Geere, Matt Oberg, Jeremy Glazer
It's another epic Halloween full of costumes, tricks and treats for the Dunphy-Pritchett-Tucker clan as they deal with huge, unexpected news.
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Directed by Beth McCarthy-MillerWritten by Stephen Lloyd, Vali ChandrasekaranGuest stars Tom Berklund, Jimmy Tatro, Shelley Long, Armand Vasquez, Gable Swanlund, Uma Incrocci
When Phil learns that his real estate class will be cancelled if any additional students drop it, he turns on his powers of charm and flattery to keep one particular student from leaving. Then...Luke asks her out by inviting her over to dinner. Jay may unknowingly be flirting with the mother of Joe's classmate and tries to set boundaries.
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Directed by Ryan CaseWritten by Ryan WallsGuest stars Sheridan Pierce, Tom Choi, Doug Budin, Amanda Payton, Michael Khachanov, Marcus Terrell Smith, Rocío López
When Cam forgets the words to his favorite country song, he blames Mitch and decides he needs to reconnect with his roots and get a chicken. When Alex is up for a prestigious government job that requires a family interview, it causes everyone to overcompensate and jeopardize her chances. Haley and Dylan think it might be time they grew up a little.
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Directed by Eric Dean SeatonWritten by Bill WrubelGuest stars Reid Ewing, Rosa Blasi, Cullen McCarthy, Nalini Sharma, Mike Beaver
Haley needs a little motherly advice from Claire as she considers her future with Dylan and her career. Jay and Cam's less than politically correct coaching style earns them a class on sensitivity from Manny and Phil. Mitch runs into Phil's nemesis at an unlikely place.
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Directed by James BagdonasWritten by Danny Zuker, Jon PollackGuest stars Reid Ewing, Rob Riggle, Mira Sorvino, Andy Daly, Steven W. Bailey, Margaret Judson, Xavier Shelton, Alice Wen
Dede's husband, Jerry comes to town to bequeath her possessions to the family. Mitch and Claire receive a little more of Dede than they really know what to do with. Jay and Gloria feel sorry for Jerry and invite him to stay with them while he is in town.
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Directed by James BagdonasWritten by Danny Zuker, Jon PollackGuest stars Marcello Julian Reyes, Ed Begley Jr.
Hayley wants to give the family a Christmas gift they will never forget if she can just figure out the perfect time. Claire is mad that Phil has once again borrowed the family Christmas tree for a house-showing. Jay, Gloria and Joe have to deal with some unwelcome visitors over the holidays.
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Directed by Fred SavageWritten by Elaine KoGuest stars Reid Ewing, Marcello Julian Reyes, Steve Monroe, Gerald Downey, Chris Guerra, Matthew Iott, Katie Wee
Claire and Phil aren't convinced that Haley and Dylan can make it on their own as they move them into their new apartment before the baby arrives. Meanwhile, Pameron gets out of prison early and has a bone to pick with Mitchell.
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Directed by Iwona SapienzaWritten by Paul Corrigan, Brad WalshGuest stars Reid Ewing, Marcello Julian Reyes, Dana Powell, Hillary Anne Matthews, India de Beaufort
Phil and Claire decide to take a cycling tour through Italy before they become grandparents, and Dylan introduces them to his mom who has an interesting past. Meanwhile, Cameron and Mitchell discover some interesting reading material in Lily's room and decide to confront her about it, while Gloria and Jay discover their respective great uncles may have fought on opposing sides of a war.
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Directed by Fred SavageWritten by Stephen Lloyd, Vali ChandrasekaranGuest stars Reid Ewing, London Fuller, Sedona Fuller, Rachel Bay Jones, Josie Kaye, Bryan Lillis
While preparing a presentation for his students about their future goals, Cam must also contend with a bully at the school and Jay is having a little technical trouble during his video conference. Meanwhile, the local mall is holding a photo shoot for its new ad campaign and Gloria tricks Phil and Joe into participating.
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Directed by Elaine KoWritten by Bill WrubelGuest stars Andy Daly, Ben Schwartz, Tessa Auberjonois, Philip Anthony-Rodriguez, Christopher Darga, Roy Jenkins, Kevin Patrick Doherty, Chad Coe
Phil may have conquered his biggest real estate challenge when he thinks he found Pepper his dream home. Meanwhile, in an attempt to connect with Lily, Mitch and Cam get invited to an exclusive event for her favorite vlogger.
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Directed by Abraham HigginbothamWritten by Abraham Higginbotham, Jeffrey RichmanGuest stars Nathan Lane, Jimmy Tatro, Christian Barillas, Jaime Moyer, Isabella Coben, Lynn Andrews, Zaire Adams
Jay is hosting a Super Bowl party, and Claire is hosting a baby shower for Haley; both at Jay's house. What could go wrong?
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Directed by Helena LambWritten by Jon Pollack, Jack BurdittGuest stars Reid Ewing, Patty Guggenheim, Lindsay Mendez, Kylen Deporter, Desi Dennis-Dylan, Kamryn Kunody
Mitch, Cam and Phil crash Jay's annual hiking trip to find an elusive bald eagle after Gloria asks them to keep an eye on him. Meanwhile, Gloria, Alex, Claire and Haley get together to plan her baby shower.
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Directed by James BagdonasWritten by Elaine KoGuest stars Josh Brener, Frankie A. Rodriguez, Greta Jung, Bill Parks, Charles Janasz, Joshua Hoover, Anne Stedman, Antonia Jones
Dylan and Luke are really impressed with Bill's tales of heroism and survival as a firefighter, which make Phil feel emasculated. To impress the guys, he invites them over for a little male-bonding moment that goes terribly wrong.
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Directed by James Alan HenszWritten by Bill Wrubel, Jeffrey Richman, Jack BurdittGuest stars Reid Ewing, Jimmy Tatro, Briga Heelan, Dominic Burgess, Greg Pitts, Kimberly Jürgen, Patrick Cavanaugh
In an effort to be less negative, Claire is rebranding herself as the girl who says “yes” and inadvertently approves of Luke's new relationship with someone from his work. Meanwhile, Phil tries to surprise Alex at school right before she receives an award she didn't tell him about.
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Directed by Fred SavageWritten by Paul Corrigan, Brad WalshGuest stars Amy Pietz, Charles Shaughnessy, Casey Burke, Lucas Steagall, Jackie Joseph, Morry Schorr, James III, Mel Powell
Haley and Dylan's plan to quietly elope before the babies are born doesn't go as smoothly as they had hoped. Meanwhile, Jay continues to try and get his new business off the ground by courting an Instagram celebrity.
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Directed by Jeffrey WalkerWritten by Danny ZukerGuest stars Reid Ewing, Jimmy Tatro, Rachel Bay Jones, Fred Willard, Christian Barillas, Thomas Lennon, Greg Rikaart, Ramiz Monsef
Cam is finally getting a chance to shine when he is asked to preside over the high school graduation ceremony at the last minute, while Jay gives the commencement address. Meanwhile, Claire runs into her former high school rival who brings out the worst in her.
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Directed by Eric Dean SeatonWritten by Stephen Lloyd, Vali ChandrasekaranGuest stars Reid Ewing, Matt Roth, Virginia Williams, Jay Pichardo, J. Mandyam, Tom Everett, Kendall Foote, Tyler Cook
As the birth of Haley and Dylan's twins approaches, we take a look back at how each family member celebrated their birthdays this past year.
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Directed by Steven LevitanWritten by Steven LevitanGuest stars Reid Ewing, Chazz Palminteri, Hillary Anne Matthews, Matthew Risch, Jeffrey Richman, Malakai Carey, Kit McDonough, Demi Harman
