Here's something to be excited about next week- the Modern Family season finale! I know the Dunphy, Pritchett-Delgado and Pritchett-Tucker households need their well-deserved rest after a spectacular season of this sophomore comedy; but a part of me just wishes that the show never goes on a hiatus EVER. The finale's certainly a bittersweet thing (how can we wait another 5 months for the next season?); but there's also so much to look forward to in this season's final episode.
Below is a sneak peek for "The One That Got Away." I also have one sort of major-y spoiler after the clip. So Spoiler Alert! Read at your own risk. But I tell you, it's a good one.
And now for the spoiler. Once again, Spoiler Alert!
There's gonna be a new family member in Modern Family! Probably next season! And how will this happen?
Well, in the season finale, Cam and Mitchell decide to extend their family! Everybody now: AAAWWWW. Lily needs a brother or sister, right? I'm excited how this will boost the dynamic of the entire cast next season.
And just when I thought Modern Family can't make me love them more... they bring me this great news. Can't wait for season 3!
Happy Watching!
-Ansis
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Friday, May 20, 2011
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
Allen Gregory [PREVIEW]
Check out this preview for the upcoming series Allen Gregory.
Or as I would like to call it, the Manny Delgado animated series! Doesn't Allen Gregory sort of remind you of the beloved wise-beyond-his-years Manny from the Pritchett-Delgado household? If Allen's anything like him, then count me in. Now all we need is Gloria shouting AHLLEHN!
Or as I would like to call it, the Manny Delgado animated series! Doesn't Allen Gregory sort of remind you of the beloved wise-beyond-his-years Manny from the Pritchett-Delgado household? If Allen's anything like him, then count me in. Now all we need is Gloria shouting AHLLEHN!
Sunday, May 15, 2011
TV You Should be Watching but Aren't #2
Yes, it’s that time of the year again when we have to suffer enjoy 5 months of hiatus from our favorite TV dramas and 5 months of reality summer TV. Now that no new episodes of The Vampire Diaries or Community will be shown ‘til forever, how about marathon some quality series? Catch up on these shows-you-should-be-watching-but-aren’t before Fall TV 2011 starts in September/October.
Parenthood
Background: Parenthood is a family drama based on the 1989 comedy-drama film of the same name. In this remake, Craig T. Nelson and Bonnie Bedelia play the parental roles. They are joined by Peter Krause, Mae Whitman, Erika Christensen, Dax Shepard, Lauren Graham and Monica Potter.
Why you should watch it: The Bravermans may be my 2nd favorite TV family after the Pritchetts and Dunphys of Modern Family. The show is sweet, entertaining, down-to-earth, authentic and tackles real-life family issues. The entire cast is also very believable as members of this loving and sometimes chaotic family. (Aren’t all are families this way?) Lauren Graham and Mae Whitman are perfect as the hot-and-cold mother-sister duo and Monica Potter is just wonderful as the supportive and untiring mother of a kid with Aspergers. The series also has some of the best kid actors in TV right now. Jason Katims of Friday Night Lights (if you haven’t seen this series, you’ll be hearing from me soon!) produces Parenthood and he definitely knows quality storytelling and writing. And it has just been renewed for a third season! Hooray!
Parenthood
Background: Parenthood is a family drama based on the 1989 comedy-drama film of the same name. In this remake, Craig T. Nelson and Bonnie Bedelia play the parental roles. They are joined by Peter Krause, Mae Whitman, Erika Christensen, Dax Shepard, Lauren Graham and Monica Potter.
Why you should watch it: The Bravermans may be my 2nd favorite TV family after the Pritchetts and Dunphys of Modern Family. The show is sweet, entertaining, down-to-earth, authentic and tackles real-life family issues. The entire cast is also very believable as members of this loving and sometimes chaotic family. (Aren’t all are families this way?) Lauren Graham and Mae Whitman are perfect as the hot-and-cold mother-sister duo and Monica Potter is just wonderful as the supportive and untiring mother of a kid with Aspergers. The series also has some of the best kid actors in TV right now. Jason Katims of Friday Night Lights (if you haven’t seen this series, you’ll be hearing from me soon!) produces Parenthood and he definitely knows quality storytelling and writing. And it has just been renewed for a third season! Hooray!
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