Modern family

• Phil was on the cusp of landing the biggest real estate listing of his career on this weeks Modern Family (Wed., 9 p.m. ET on ABC), but there was one thing standing in his way.
(Huffington Post)
• BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (KABC) -- The Modern Family cast shared the stage at the Saban Theatre in Beverly Hills on Wednesday as part of this years PaleyFest finale. They did some QA with the crowd and also did some QA with me.
(Abc Local Web)
• The Paley Center closed out its 29th annual PaleyFest on Wednesday night with the cast of Modern Family reflecting on guest director Bryan Cranston, father figure Phil and the future of the ABC comedy possibly resting in the hands of its young stars.
(Hollywood Reporter)
• S3E18: If the words "scrapped together" have ever applied to an episode of television, that episode was this week's Modern Family. The ABC hit is always an energetic show—it has an impressive pacing when it comes to dialogue and gags.
(Hollywood.com)
• Sofia Vergara reveals she is going to helping out Cameron and Mitchell in a future episode of Modern Family. Her character Gloria is going to be acting as a translator as the two try to adopt a Latin baby.
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• From the PaleyFest red carpet Jesse Tyler Ferguson addresses the new casting for Lilys character and why it works for the storyline. He also gives us some insight into a future episode that has the three of them going to Disneyland.
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• The cast of Modern Family has been shooting its third season finale all week in Los Angeles, but they took time out of their busy production schedule to attend the Paley Center for Medias annual television festival.
(Examiner)
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(Houston Chronicle)
• She's approaching 40 and looking fabulous, so it's no wonder Sofia Vergara continued to show off her voluptuous figure tonight.
(Daily Mail)
• Modern Family takes a satirical look at a strain of trivial problems that plague several intensely comedic families. The shows structure is unique among serial TV shows.
(Tufts Daily)