It feels like every other scene has someone knocking things over in the kitchen, tripping, or wrecking something in their own house.

It's also become really predictable. Whenever someone is carrying something valuable with both hands, or anything similar, I already know they're going to drop it. And every single time, they do

Honestly in the later seasons it's not funny

Kelly Clarkson is feuding with Art or Play - a boutique in Brooklyn that sells toys and curiosities while also hosting magic shows - because the shop refused to sell her an item in the shop and implied that Kelly could not afford the item.
The shop did not realize who she was, and now feels unfairly harassed by KC fans. Many feel Art of Play’s responses to Kelly’s account of events have focused on the wrong issue. Kelly’s story is about the poor customer service she received, but the shop’s defense focuses on the item not really being for sale despite labeling it with a price.

Would Phil be team Kelly or team Art or Play?

[People’s summary of the drama]

We've seen Luke and Phil bond over magic, and we know how proud Phil is of Luke's abilities. That being said, Phil only ever seems to be pretty good with magic, nothing too special.

​However, in the Season 8 Valentine's episode, "Do You Believe in Magic", we see Claire learning magic in a very short span of time and performing acts that seem at or even beyond Phil's abilities.

​Therefore, I propose that Claire is the one with the natural magic affinity and inclination, and Luke inherited them from her, not from Phil. Maybe subconsciously that is one of the things that attracted Phil to her.

Maybe it felt different waiting week to week when it aired, but when you binge watch the whole show now, the drop off in the last two seasons really isn't that noticeable. Still pure comfort TV.

Just found out that Luke was going to University of Oregon just as Ty burrell went irl. That's a good detail.

rewatching modern family episodes and noticed that the writers kinda left that question up in the air. I lowkey think the crush was on mitchell fr. Dumb question perhaps 🥸

He looks like he got stabbed 😅

I love how 90% of it is just Mitchell 😭😭

I mean the way Cam's character is whimsical and iconic is just >>>

Also, the fact that he's straight irl is just insane, I mean WOW!

I feel no one else could portray Cameron Tucker the way Eric Stonestreet did ✨

It’s the absolute savage background jokes. Like they accidentally say something and someone else half reacts to it and just decides not to cause it might be even worse.

Best example I can think of is

Mitch being like “follow the ‘birthday flag’”

Cam turns and says “what did you call me?” Notices the flag that says birthday and says “oh”

There’s so so many though. I’m noticing them so much more with my second watch.

Every time I see these ads at my bus stop, I imagine Gloria getting a modeling gig after discovering the joys of comfy shoes.

why is its ending always hard to watch even if you have watched it a lot

Mine is when Cam walks into Mitch's office and Mitch is trying to act busy so he cuts a post-it in half and then immediately staples it back together lmao it is so stupid and funny. I love JTF's physical comedy so much 😂