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.
Modern Family is available to stream on DirecTV On Demand, Disney+, Hulu, Peacock, Peacock Premium, Philo, and YouTube TV in United States. You can also rent or buy it from Google Play, Amazon, and Fandango at Home. Use the direct links below to open the provider.
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 3 episodes
Choose an episode, then use the watch options above for the show.
While vacationing on Lost Creek Ranch, the three families try their hands at a little cattle herding, skeet shooting and horseback riding. There are also some big firsts, a huge surprise and an actual face-off between Jay and a cowboy named Hank.
Episode credits
Directed by Jason WinerWritten by Paul Corrigan, Dan O'Shannon, Brad WalshGuest stars Reid Ewing, Matthew Gumley, Tim Blake Nelson
Mitchell and Cameron plan an evening with the whole family to break the happy news that they're attempting to adopt another child. However, things go wrong when they realize Lily may not take well to another baby in the house. Meanwhile, Claire and Jay are each focused with proving a point.
Episode credits
Directed by Michael SpillerWritten by Jeffrey RichmanGuest stars Annie Tedesco, Laurel Coppock, Fred Willard, Amanda Musso, Adam Devine, Dana Powell
Jay helps Manny with a school fundraiser. Claire petitions for a stop sign at a busy intersection. Phil and Luke try to create a viral video. Gloria searches for Stella.
Episode credits
Directed by Chris Koch, Jason WinerWritten by Bill WrubelGuest stars David Cross, Jordan Feldman, Bob Levitan, Michelle Anne Johnson, Robin Krieger, Michael D. Cohen, Murray Gershenz, Paleigh Knight
Gloria tries to help Jay and Manny with their problems but both are unreceptive. Claire considers running against Councilman Duane Bailey. Cam and Mitch are the victims of a hit-and-run accident.
Episode credits
Directed by Jason WinerWritten by Elaine KoGuest stars David Neher, Samm Levine, David Cross, Michael Yurchak, Lily Mae Silverstein
Phil takes Haley to visit his alma mater. Claire goes out with Mitchell and Cameron. Gloria and Jay may have to broach a delicate subject with Manny.
Episode credits
Directed by Scott EllisWritten by Abraham HigginbothamGuest stars Jordan A. Nichols, Gilles Marini, Andrea Savage, Artemis Pebdani, Trisha Paytas, Rico E. Anderson, Mandi Kreisher, Cory Knauf
Gloria persuades Jay to commit to a night of salsa dancing after seeing how much his friend Shorty and his girlfriend do together. Meanwhile, Cameron makes a bet that he can get a woman's phone number at the bar, and Phil builds a tree house for Luke.
Episode credits
Directed by Jason WinerWritten by Steven LevitanGuest stars Leslie Mann, Craig Zimmerman, Kevin Hart, Jennifer Tilly, Chazz Palminteri, Jessica Makinson, Alex Quijano
The Pritchetts rally for a good cause after a neighbor's house burns down, but there's a downside to their Samaritan intentions when Jay throws out his back, Cameron takes on a moving truck, and some donated toys fall into the wrong hands.
Episode credits
Directed by Fred SavageWritten by Danny ZukerGuest stars Michael Eric Reid, Kiva Jump, Tyler Alexander Mann, Josh Latzer
When an old neighborhood kid returns to town as a hugely successful internet billionaire, it gets Phil thinking of what could have been. Jay feels Manny could use a little dose of constructive criticism, and Cameron is offended when Mitchell questions the authenticity of his colorful childhood stories.
Episode credits
Directed by Michael SpillerWritten by Ben KarlinGuest stars Josh Gad, Aaron Krebs
The Pritchett clan decide to celebrate Christmas a little early (and in a hurry) so they split up to gather the holiday trappings as Mitchell, Alex and Lily hunt for a tree, Gloria and Luke fetch the ornaments, and Claire and Haley shop for the gifts. Meanwhile, Phil and Manny buy the groceries and Jay and Cameron stand by to wrap presents.
Episode credits
Directed by Michael SpillerWritten by Cindy ChupackGuest stars Ron Roggé, Eric Petersen
Phil contemplates the worst, after missing a call from the doctor. Elsewhere, Javier, Manny's biological father, pays another visit to take his son to the horse races, Mitchell wins an environmental law award, creating a competition between Cam and himself on who has the better trophy, and Gloria tutors Haley in Spanish.
Episode credits
Directed by Chris KochWritten by Bill Wrubel, Jeffrey RichmanGuest stars Philip Baker Hall, Don Lake, Steve Tom, Benjamin Bratt
Jay and Claire take control of their kids' school projects from Manny and Luke, while Haley and Gloria help Phil with a real estate presentation. Elsewhere, Cam and Mitchell meet with a potential birth mother.
Episode credits
Directed by Jason WinerWritten by Paul Corrigan, Brad WalshGuest stars Zoë Jarman, Jonathan Kehoe
Claire prepares for her debate with Duane Bailey. Mitch and Cam try to clean up Lily's language before her turn as a flower girl. Jay blames Stella's strange behavior on Gloria.
Episode credits
Directed by Chris KochWritten by Cindy ChupackGuest stars David Cross, Johnny Ray Meeks, Carol Abney
Phil's preoccupation with a business opportunity blinds him to his new partner's inappropriate behavior around Claire. Meanwhile, Jay and Gloria may regret letting Mitchell and Cameron be their temporary house guests when their home is being fumigated.
Episode credits
Directed by Michael SpillerWritten by Ben KarlinGuest stars Greg Kinnear, Alexis Fowlkes, Phil Hendrie, Barbara Dodd, Carolyn Morse, Michael William Arnold, Cole Bernstein
Phil and Claire go overboard with drinks, and divulging personal information, on a night out to celebrate the sale of a house to Mitchell and Cameron's friends.
Episode credits
Directed by Michael SpillerWritten by Abraham Higginbotham, Dan O'ShannonGuest stars Joseph Bonilla, Rodrigo Rojas, Colin Hanlon
It's a day of disturbing realizations when Mitchell manages to ruin one of Jay's proudest golf moments, Phil overhears something that may forever change how he sees his little girl, and Gloria stumbles upon Claire's dangerous little secret.
Episode credits
Directed by Jason WinerWritten by Elaine KoGuest stars Will Greenberg, Jack Laufer, Ernie Hudson, Marc Vann, Tim Monsion, Jess Allen, Hollis Robinson
Mitchell feels pressured to make Cameron's birthday extra special. People start to question Jay's manliness, and the girls interfere with Phil's leap day plans.
Episode credits
Directed by Gail MancusoWritten by Danny ZukerGuest stars Kali Rocha, John DiMaggio, Alex Schemmer, Robert Chester Smith, Frank Maharajh, Harris Markson, Rodney J. Hobbs
The funeral service for a beloved clown mentor reunites Cameron with his estranged ex-clown partner, Lewis. Phil is serious about landing a very important listing, only to get trumped by a notorious bulldozer of an agent, Mitzi Roth. Manny has a cool new friend, which makes both Jay and Gloria suspicious.
Episode credits
Directed by Steven LevitanWritten by Bill Wrubel, Steven Levitan, Jeffrey RichmanGuest stars Chris Dollard, Guilford Adams, Joe Childs, Bobby Cannavale, Ellen Barkin, Jonathan Emerson, Nancy Linari, Dash Dobrofsky
Claire's race for town council comes to a head on Election Day as the Dunphys make phone calls for votes and Mitchell and Cameron take to the streets to campaign, while the candidate endures technical problems during some last-minute interviews.
Episode credits
Directed by Bryan CranstonWritten by Ben KarlinGuest stars Philip Baker Hall, Stephanie Faracy, Melinda Page Hamilton, Frank Wood, John Vickery, Margaret Welsh, Asif Ali
A visit from Cameron's father features an awkward dinner for Jay and Gloria at Mitchell and Cameron's house. Meanwhile, Claire helps Luke face the death of an older neighbor, Phil and Alex have a father-daughter bonding experience, and Haley throws a party without permission.
Episode credits
Directed by Michael SpillerWritten by Dan O'ShannonGuest stars Stacey Travis, Mandy McMillian, Barry Corbin, Malcolm Foster Smith, Julian Works, Chip Sickler
Phil buys a car without consulting Claire. Jay is on a mission to get to his high-school reunion with Gloria and Manny. Lily loses her favorite toy on a train.
Episode credits
Directed by Michael SpillerWritten by Paul Corrigan, Brad WalshGuest stars Kevin Hart, Eric Edelstein, Joseph Bonilla, Joe Rowley, Matt Lowe, Scott Ferrara
When the family travels to Disneyland, Phil struggles to keep up with Luke, Claire is shocked when they run into Dylan, Jay and Gloria disagree about what are sensible shoes for the day, and Mitch and Cam must contain Lily's new affinity for running.
Episode credits
Directed by James BagdonasWritten by Cindy ChupackGuest stars Reid Ewing, Sarah Baker, Matt Prokop, Frank Romeo, Eulis Kay, Nathan Joseph Shrake, David Hershwitzky
Gloria and Jay bicker while trying to order lunch at a diner. Claire and Cam have different theories on how to discipline kids. Luke accepts an award under false pretenses. Phil has a hard time firing Mitchell from his temporary job at the real estate agency. The entire family participates in Alex's living art display of Norman Rockwell's Thanksgiving painting.
Episode credits
Directed by Gail MancusoWritten by Bill Wrubel, Jeffrey Richman, Elaine KoGuest stars Beth Grant, Matt Roth, John Viener, Mike Madrigal, Angela Oh, Lisa Long, Laird Macintosh
Gloria's bilingualism comes in handy on Mitchell and Cameron's quest to adopt another child. Meanwhile, Jay and Manny help Lily get ready for a dance recital. Alex goes to her first prom, and Haley announces her future plans, which come as a shock to her family.
Episode credits
Directed by Steven LevitanWritten by Abraham HigginbothamGuest stars Reid Ewing, Terri Hoyos, Elena Tovar, Albert Marrero Jr., Samantha Ressler, Edward Finlay, Christina Ochoa, Joe Metcalf