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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.
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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 7 episodes
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Haley gets back together with Dylan. Alex and Sanjay plan their breakup since they are both going off to college. Mitchell avoids finding a new job and takes up art. Jay and Gloria try to find a good preschool for Joe.
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Directed by James Alan HenszWritten by Abraham HigginbothamGuest stars Reid Ewing, Justin Kirk, Laura Ashley Samuels, Suraj Partha, Adam Devine, Vicki Lewis, Susan Egan, Mai Brunelle
Phil and Claire are hurt when Alex lies about her college move-in date and Luke doesn't want to spend the day at Phil's open house; being landlords stresses out Mitch and Cam.
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Directed by Jeffrey WalkerWritten by Danny ZukerGuest stars Chloe Csengery, Brittani Ebert, Kendall Ryan Sanders, William McMullen, Jennifer Williams, Neyssan Falahi, Carole Weyers, Hilary Ward
Mitchell takes a job with a rival of Jay's; Luke and Manny visit Alex but use the opportunity to meet girls; Gloria is upset when a cheerleader doesn't decorate Manny's locker; Phil and Claire try to play chicken when Dylan moves in.
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Directed by Beth McCarthy-MillerWritten by Paul Corrigan, Brad WalshGuest stars Reid Ewing, Lauren Gaw, Jon Polito, Hanna Yorke, Irene White, Micaela Wittman, Sean T. Krishnan
Phil convinces Lily to help with hatch the ducks he made a habitat for; Claire wants to impress her father with some ideas she has for the business; Cam spends time bonding with the frat guys.
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Directed by Gail MancusoWritten by Elaine KoGuest stars Reid Ewing, Lucila Solá, Donald Sage Mackay, Phillip Fallon, Christian Gehring, Kegn Matungulu, Damien Diaz, Barrett Carnahan
Gloria is excited at the possibility for being selected for jury duty; Claire brings Alex and Haley to work and hopes to impress them; Phil takes Manny and Luke's class to community service day.
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Directed by Alisa StatmanWritten by Chuck TathamGuest stars Kevin Berntson, Marsha Kramer, Vicki Lewis, Kevin Chamberlin, Craig Welzbacher, Tijuana Ricks, Jackson Garner, Spenser McNeil
Phil is surprised by Claire's reaction to Luke's arrest; Mitchell helps Gloria figure out the secret to her family sauce recipe.
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Directed by Gail MancusoWritten by Vali ChandrasekaranGuest stars Reid Ewing, Laura Ashley Samuels, Brooke Sorenson, Adam Devine, Jeremy Scott Johnson, Spenser McNeil, Matt McGrath, Marissa Caprielian
Haley, Alex and Luke scramble to fulfill their promise of a special day for Mitchell; Gloria arranges a playdate with a couple at Joe's school.
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Directed by Claire ScanlonWritten by Jeffrey RichmanGuest stars Christine Lakin, Barbra Streisand, Ray Liotta, Keegan-Michael Key, Orson Bean, Mia Barron, Tom Larochelle, Kate McDaniel
Claire and the kids seize an opportunity to help expedite the ducks leaving the nest while Phil is off visiting Alex at college. Jay helps Mitch with Lily's sleepover with her friends from her Vietnamese dance troupe. Gloria and Cam are off on a hot pepper heist carefully orchestrated by Manny in order to meet a big hot sauce delivery deadline.
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Directed by James BagdonasWritten by Ryan Walls, Vanessa McCarthyGuest stars Janet Song, Victoria Oscar, Asia Jackson, Christopher Avila, Spencer Ward, Michele Panu
Phil feels unappreciated as Claire is busy running the closet business. A life-size standee of Gloria for her hot sauce display receives some unsavory attention. Cam and Mitch feel suspicious of their new renters.
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Directed by Phil TraillWritten by Elaine KoGuest stars David Dean Bottrell, Heather Goldenhersh, Steve Agee, Allison Dunbar, Jennifer O'Dell, Tina Arning, Kim Estes, Seth Menachem
A powerful storm hits Los Angeles and causes widespread power outages, so the entire Pritchett clan hunkers down at Jay and Gloria's house to use their generator. Meanwhile, Phil tries to make amends for an embarrassing moment, Mitchell and Cameron desperately try to save Lily's birthday party, and Haley turns on her charm for Andy.
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Directed by James BagdonasWritten by Danny ZukerGuest stars Juliette Jeffers, Violet Lux, Rigel Blue, Raegan Revord, Chloe Csengery, Adam Devine
Jay and Gloria are suffering with a lack of sleep after Joe goes through a fussy phase. Claire's balance of life and work is so flawless and easy that her family is getting suspicious. Mitchell and Cameron are poorly treated at their friends' wedding and wonder what they did to deserve it.
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Directed by Ryan CaseWritten by Jeffrey RichmanGuest stars Luke Cook, Nathan Lane, Christian Barillas, Kevin Daniels, Erica Rhodes, Bryan Safi, Rob Zazzali, Kelsey Formost
Phil has a new client whom he tries to hide from his wife because she's attractive, while Claire would rather keep her hot yoga instructor a secret. Jay becomes preoccupied making a Web show, but is tormented by an Internet troll. Lily is nervous about learning to ride a bicycle, and her parents aren't exactly the best teachers.
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Directed by James Alan HenszWritten by Chuck TathamGuest stars Jon Polito, Mekia Cox, Charles Justo, Juan Antonio, Aubree Young
Phil has the crazy idea of going on a spontaneous trip to Paris with Claire, the only problem is that they are both so ridiculously tired but try to push through it. Jay has taken over their bathroom remodel, which proves to be pretty hazardous for Gloria, Manny and Joe. Cameron's sister Pam is staying at the house after her husband has left her, but her emotional outbursts are driving Mitchell crazy. And Haley and Andy go on a wild night bender.
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Directed by Alisa StatmanWritten by Abraham HigginbothamGuest stars Dana Powell, Adam Devine, Ellen Ratner, Michael Tauzin, Jeff Adler, Brigitte Valdez, Christopher Chen, Michael Sanders
Manny and Luke babysit Lily so the adults in the family can have some fun, which includes Phil and Mitchell seeing a movie, Claire and Gloria going to a spa, and Jay and Cameron hitting a sports bar to watch a big fight, but Claire suspects the boys are going to throw a party.
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Directed by Steven LevitanWritten by Vali ChandrasekaranGuest stars Seth Morris, Mark Adair-Rios, Sam Spanjian, Joseph Boyd, Isabella Gómez, Erika Varela
Claire brings home a stray dog and gets the kids to help her hide it from Phil while she tries to find its owner. Unfortunately, her evasive behavior only makes Phil try even harder to shower her with more attention. Elsewhere, Gloria invites a new couple over even after Jay has made it clear he doesn't want to make any new friends, but when the husband turns out to be a real guy's guy, Jay might be eating crow. And Cameron rents out their upstairs apartment to a Christian rock band.
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Directed by Gail MancusoWritten by Andy GordonGuest stars Adam Arkin, Andy Fischer-Price, Grant Jordan, Riley Bodenstab, Charlie Nicholls, Matthew Henerson, Challen Cates
With Closet-Con right around the corner, Claire is on high alert and convinced there is a mole in the company. Meanwhile, Phil goes vigilante when he and Gloria confront Auntie Alice for stealing her hot sauce recipe. Jay tries to teach Joe how to do some manly handy work, and with prom coming up, Mitch helps Luke with his "promposal" while Cam helps with Manny's, but Cam goes a little overboard, revealing that there maybe something deeper going on.
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Directed by Ken WhittinghamWritten by Stephen LloydGuest stars Olivia Scott Welch, Marsha Kramer, Spenser McNeil, June Squibb, Joe Mande, Joshua Carlon, Annalisa Cochrane, Nawal Bengholam
Dede is getting remarried, and Manny convinces the family to take the train up to the wedding. Jay could not be more ecstatic that Dede has moved on for good but his overenthusiasm might come back and bite him later. Claire and Mitchell work on their toast while Phil and Cam geek out over their favorite author, who is also on the train. Luke and Manny go a little girl crazy; Gloria gets stuck in coach; and Alex gets caught up in the romance of the train herself.
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Directed by James Alan HenszWritten by Ryan Walls, Jon PollackGuest stars Simon Templeman, Jay Johnston, Dominic Sherwood, Shelley Long, Lindsey Gort, Sandra Purpuro, Edward James Gage, Fred Cross
Claire can't seem to find the right time to fire one of her employees, while, back at home, Phil thinks he caught Luke with a girl in his bed, and no one seems to notice that Alex has moved back home for the summer. Jay refuses to accept that it might be harder to reenter the workforce than he thought, and Cameron and Mitch butt heads on how to share time with Lily now that Cameron took a summer job in Kansas City.
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Directed by James BagdonasWritten by Elaine KoGuest stars Jackson Tessmer, Adam Devine, Joe Mande, Illeana Douglas, Frank Caeti, Andrew Leeds, Joe Cobden, Patrick Rafferty