Modern Family - The Series Finale Ending - As the Dunphy kids embark on new life journeys—starting families, heading off to college, and exploring the world—Claire (Julie Bowen) and Phil (Ty Burrell) struggle to say goodbye to their roles as 'mom and dad.' But the Dunphys and Pritchetts gather for a family hug, uniting one last time before venturing down their separate paths. (Season 11 Episode 18).
Synopsis: Watch Modern Family, a comedy about three different but related families all connected through Jay Pritchett (Ed O'Neill) and his children, Claire Dunphy (Julie Bowen) and Mitchell Pritchett (Jesse Tyler Ferguson). This mockumentary offers an honest and hilarious perspective on modern family life through a straight, gay, multicultural, and traditional family.
Synopsis: Watch Modern Family, a comedy about three different but related families all connected through Jay Pritchett (Ed O'Neill) and his children, Claire Dunphy (Julie Bowen) and Mitchell Pritchett (Jesse Tyler Ferguson). This mockumentary offers an honest and hilarious perspective on modern family life through a straight, gay, multicultural, and traditional family.
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00:00 Wow. This room.
00:02 Yeah.
00:03 You okay?
00:04 I just got me thinking about the empty house we first moved into.
00:09 Couple of newlyweds planning a cross-country trip, but I kept getting morning sickness.
00:15 Six months later, just--
00:17 Wah, wah, wah! You carry two boxes, Dylan. I carry two humans.
00:22 Yes, Poppy and George. Who else?
00:25 We got the hang of it pretty fast.
00:27 Yeah, we were feeling pretty smart for a while.
00:30 Guys, I'm on the phone with the landlord in Geneva.
00:32 The apartment he has is four and a half by eleven meters. Quick!
00:34 What does that work out to in square footage?
00:36 Oh, meters?
00:37 Yeah, no, no, no. I'm still here.
00:38 Bigger than-- bigger than--
00:40 Well--
00:41 Oh, do you have this?
00:42 That one's kind of ridiculous. I'll have to get back to it.
00:43 Oh, no. I was just following the path of this fly.
00:44 Ugh, I'll do it. Okay, give me a second.
00:46 Ugh.
00:47 Which one of you has the steadiest hands?
00:49 Ugh, Luke, we got a second key the last time that happened. It's in the kitchen drawer. Come on.
00:54 [footsteps]
00:58 So, it's pretty much 25 years of uninterrupted crazy.
01:03 And then when it ends, it ends.
01:06 Until our next chapter.
01:09 I'm just brainstorming here, but, uh, maybe we take a long-delayed RV trip across the United States,
01:15 get selfies with all the Major League Baseball mascots.
01:19 I must really love you, 'cause that sounds fun.
01:22 [kiss]
01:24 [sigh]
01:25 They're really leaving. What do we do?
01:34 [sobbing]
01:37 What people have always done.
01:39 Leave the porch light on.
01:42 They come back.
01:43 [footsteps]
01:46 Everyone, I would like to, um, say a few words before our car comes.
01:51 Two simple words, actually. Thank you.
01:54 Aw.
01:55 For making me feel so welcome in this family.
01:58 [all talking at once]
01:59 A family that taught me so much.
02:01 This is from Jay I learned to get to the point.
02:04 From little Joe, I learned--
02:06 We only have a few minutes. Why don't we take that family picture? Huh?
02:09 Okay. Great idea.
02:11 I got him.
02:13 Hey, I know people tend to get mushy in moments like this,
02:17 but with you headed around the world and me headed off to college--
02:23 We'll stay close.
02:24 How come you never wrote a poem for me?
02:27 Don't you get it? They were all for you.
02:30 [sigh]
02:33 Chiquita.
02:35 Sombrero.
02:39 What are you?
02:41 I know you're masculine.
02:43 What is wrong with you?
02:44 What are you talking about?
02:45 You're acting crazy and it's scaring me.
02:48 You're too young to be acting like an old man.
02:51 [speaking Spanish]
02:53 [speaking Spanish]
02:56 [speaking Spanish]
03:02 I've been using this app, you know, so I'll know what's going on
03:05 when I go with you to Colombia this summer.
03:07 You're coming?
03:08 You've been staring at my family for 12 years.
03:10 The least I can do is stare at yours for one summer.
03:12 You're wonderful.
03:14 But no staring and never, ever take the same route twice.
03:18 IJ, you're going to love it.
03:21 Okay, everybody, squeeze in.
03:23 Squeeze in for the picture.
03:24 Okay.
03:25 Yeah, yeah, okay.
03:27 All right.
03:30 Perfect, I got it.
03:31 Oh, yeah.
03:33 I kind of don't want to let go.
03:36 Yeah, me neither.
03:38 I mean, it's Mitch and Cam now, but it's these three next.
03:45 Who knows when we'll all be together again.
03:48 Why is this so hard?
03:49 We've done this, like, seven times already today.
03:52 It's hard because not everybody gets to have what we have.
03:57 Mitchell, I put the skating trophy in your suitcase.
04:00 I want you to have it first so that I know you'll come back.
04:05 Okay, I'm going to set an example and be the first one to let go.
04:13 It was awful.
04:17 Life is full of change.
04:20 Some big, some small.
04:24 I learned a long time ago you can fight it or you can try to make the best of it.
04:31 [shouting]
04:35 And that's all a lot easier if you've got people who love you
04:38 helping you face whatever life throws at you.
04:41 At least that's what helps me sleep at night.
04:49 [music]