Finale: Part 2

Episode aired Apr 8, 2020
TV-PG
20m

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8.6/10

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Julie Bowen, Ty Burrell, Sarah Hyland, Ed O'Neill, Eric Stonestreet, Ariel Winter, Reid Ewing, and Jeremy Maguire in Finale: Part 2 (2020)

Comedy Drama Romance

Phil and Claire tell their kids that one of them have to move out as there is not enough room for 3 adult children and grand kids anymore. Cam is offered his dream job and Jay attempts to le... Read allPhil and Claire tell their kids that one of them have to move out as there is not enough room for 3 adult children and grand kids anymore. Cam is offered his dream job and Jay attempts to learn how to speak like a true Colombian.Phil and Claire tell their kids that one of them have to move out as there is not enough room for 3 adult children and grand kids anymore. Cam is offered his dream job and Jay attempts to learn how to speak like a true Colombian.

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Trivia
Luke said he got accepted into the University of Oregon. Ty Burrell, who portrays Luke's father in the sitcom, went to the University of Oregon in real life, and is a huge U of O supporter. He gave the commencement address at the June 12, 2021 graduation ceremony.

Goofs
The RV has a front Florida license plate. Front plates are not used in the state of Florida.

Quotes
Jay Pritchett: [final lines of the series] Life is full of change, some big, some small. I learned a long time ago you can fight it, or you can try to make the best of it, and that's all a lot easier if you've got people who love you, helping you face whatever life throws at you. At least that's what helps me sleep at night.

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Featured in The 72nd Primetime Emmy Awards (2020)

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10/10

Sad to see that the end has finally come after 11 wonderful comedy seasons

Maybe Mr.s Shullivan and I were expecting more than a lot of impromptu family picture taking, and what seemed like an endless stream of goodbye scenes at their respective front doorways but how does anyone actually say goodbye without flubbing it after eleven (11) wonderful seasons filled with so much genuine laughter and terrific story lines?

Thanks to the whole Modern Family clan, all the supporting cast members, cameo appearances, writers, producers, directors, and back lot workers that made Modern Family a "must see" week in, week out, year in and year out. We loved every minute of it.

Thank you and we love you all!