“Modern Family” star Vergara dropped in on “Sesame Street” on Tuesday morning to teach Elmo a little Spanish — and perhaps to fill him with unfamiliar but not entirely unpleasant sensations.

Source: The Wrap

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Modern Family Finale Chat Party With Philo, 6.25.11, 9/8c

Modern-Family-tv.com has teamed up with PHILO to have a chat party for the Modern Family TV show finale on Wed, 6.25.11 at 9/8c. We are giving away the complete Modern Family Season 2 DVD set for the best comment (on PHILO) regarding the final episode. PHILO gives you the ability to earn points, awards and prizes for being the number one fan of your favorite TV shows. Come have fun and chat with us while you watch the show at home.

The Prize

How To Chat

1. Click this link to go to the show page http://phi.tv/ihY52f (You have to sign up to PHILO if you are not a member)

2.Click the big Yellow check-in button on the side of the page to enter the chat.

(The Check-in button looks like this)

3. Chat away and have fun. Say something witty or funny (while on the chat) regarding the episode and you have a chance to win the prize.

The year is coming to an end – it’s time to vote for the best TV shows and characters of the year in TV.com’s Best of 2010, and Modern Family has been nominated for Best Comedy!

Vote for Modern Family on  www.tv.com/bestof2010

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Norman Lloyd has signed up to guest star in Modern Family.

TV Guide reports that the 95-year-old actor, who starred in St. Elsewhere, will join the comedy for one episode.

Cameron (Eric Stonestreet) is said to meet Lloyd’s character in a shopping mall and become friends with him.

Source: Digital Spy

Steve Levitan, the co-creator of the Emmy- winning comedy series “Modern Family,” didn’t have to look far to find the home of the show’s Brentwood patriarch, above.

“It actually is the house down the street from where I live,” Levitan says. “I would drive past it every day, and it looked like the modern house that so many rich, divorced older guys seem to end up in.”

How did the crew create the looks, and where does all the decor come from? You can get the full story on the houses in “Modern Family” here. LA Times also got photos galore on “Modern Family” and two other family-themed shows in their 21-picture gallery.

There’s nothing quite like laughing your way to a career milestone at the ripe old age of 30.

Just ask Lynchburg native Ryan Case, who has won an Emmy for Outstanding Editing for a Comedy Series for her work on the pilot episode of ABC’s “Modern Family.”

She’s the first woman to win the category, which was created in 2003.

Case says working on the popular show — which many in the industry have credited with reviving the sitcom genre — “might be even more fun” than actually watching it.

“I laugh all day,” Case, a 1998 E.C. Glass High School grad, said in a recent phone interview. “If you walk by my (editing) bay, you’d think I was crazy because I’m in this basement … and all you hear is me laughing out loud all the time.

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USA Network has announced that it has acquired the syndication rights to ‘Modern Family’, which according to the network is the “most significant sitcom acquisition” it has ever made.

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“Modern Family” and “Glee” will be duking it out at another awards show later this summer.

The two first-year shows are among the leading nominees for the 2010 Television Critics Association Awards, which were announced Thursday (June 3). They’ll also be competing head-to-head in every category in which they’re nominated: Program of the year, outstanding comedy series, outstanding new series and the individual comedy award.

“Modern Family” has five nominations total, while “Glee” has four; “Family’s” Ty Burrell and Eric Stonestreet were both nominated for individual achievement in comedy, while Jane Lynch is the sole “Glee” representative in the category.

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Australia’s Ten’s new comedy Modern Family last night held its ratings share after the airing of its second episode, while Nine narrowly won the night with solid results for Top Gear, its evening news and a repeat of Two and a Half Men.
However, Nine’s double episode of Survivor, which included the finale of the show, failed to make the top ten in overall free-to-air TV viewing.
Modern Family was the third most-watched show for the night with 1.548m tuning in – little change from Tuesday’s ratings.

Tuesday’s most-watched shows:
Masterchef Ten 1.644m
Seven News Seven 1.613m
Modern Family Ten 1.548m

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