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Wednesday, 03 February 2010 17:21 |
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A new episode of ABC's "Modern Family" airs at 9pm. Titled: "Moon Landing", it guest stars Minnie Driver Sunday's Super Bowl looms in the minds of many who are already planning how many beer and snack runs they will have to make between now and gametime to be adequately provisioned. Also looming is the broadcast of the "Focus on the Family" anti-abortion ad during the game, featuring Florida ... |
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Thursday, 04 February 2010 09:37 |
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Edward Norton shined in Modern Family (AP) Edward Norton has dazzled audiences with his immense talent in movies like 'American History X,' 'The Illusionist,' 'Primal Fear' and 'Fight Club' but it was his recent stint in ABC's ' Modern Family ' … |
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Wednesday, 27 January 2010 20:37 |
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Since ABC has already renewed “Modern Family” for a second season,
Ty Burrell has been pondering an unfamiliar question: How will he spend
his hiatus?
“For the first time ever know what I’m going to be doing in the fall
of next year,” said the 42-year-old actor whose previous two series –
“Back to You” and “Out of Practice” had far shorter runs than anyone
expected.
“Modern Family” is a very different story. The mockumentary-style
show revolving around three families that are interrelated has been a
breakout hit for ABC. It’s provided Burell with a gem of a role in Phil
Dunphy, a father of three who can be awfully goofy but whose heart in
the right place.
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Wednesday, 27 January 2010 22:06 |
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Dear President Obama:
We care very much about the State of the Union. But couldn't you
have given this address on a Saturday night? Or at least a half hour
later so we could watch a new episode of Modern Family this week?
Due to the Commander in Chief's annual address, we can state one
thing for certain about the state of this union: it will be far less
funny than usual at 9 p.m. on ABC. Read More
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Thursday, 21 January 2010 11:09 |
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Wednesday night's episode of Modern Family asked the question, "Can people really change?" This was the set up for three storylines showing us just how much people can
actually change. Two of those storylines were silly sitcom filler with
just enough good jokes not to become dull. The third story gave us some
great insight into a couple of the characters and kept "Fifteen Percent" from being a standard but funny sitcom outing.
The two unoriginal plotlines involved a makeover and women having
difficulty with technology. Not exactly the first time we've seen that
sort of thing on television. The makeover storyline was strong in the
first half of the episode when it focused on Manny meeting his date for
the first time. Turned out she was much older. Kristen Schaal guest
starred as Whitney, though her presence didn't illicit as many laughs
as her appearances on Flight of the Conchords or The Daily Show.
The best parts came from Manny and his mature persona: "You're not
stupid. Stupid is not following your heart and taking a chance on
love." When the storyline moved to Gloria giving Whitney a makeover,
things got generic fast. The episode tried to give this standard story
a new outcome, with Whitney swooning over Cameron. This was cute, but it wasn't up to the comedy level Modern Family has made us come to expect.
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