Modern Family

Eleven seasons, two hundred and fifty episodes, one extended family and a camera crew nobody ever explains.

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Where to start with Modern Family

In order, from the first episode, and there is genuinely nothing to decide. Two hundred and fifty episodes across eleven seasons, one continuous cast, and no spin-off to fit in anywhere. The retrospective is a talking-heads hour that went out with the finale and only makes sense after it.

  1. 1
    Modern Family, season 1 Modern Family

    Twenty-four episodes. The format is established in the first ten minutes and never changes.

  2. 2
    Modern Family, seasons 2 to 11 Modern Family

    Two hundred and twenty-six more, in a straight line. The seasons shorten slightly from the seventh.

  3. 3
    A Modern Farewell A Modern Farewell

    Last. It is the cast talking about the show, not the show.

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The Series

  • Modern Family 2009, 11 seasons, 250 episodes

Afterwards

  • A Modern Farewell 2020

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