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Even if I hated the rest of Season 4 (mostly just seven eighths of it, really), “Goodnight Gracie” was one of the best episodes of Modern Family ever. The plotlines were fun and unpredictable, the ensemble was well-used and the conceit was incredibly sweet. Were there hints of the same problems this show always has, with lazy stereotypes and unadventurous jokes? Sure, but the acting was pretty stellar, and at the end of the day, the episode was fun — so much so that I already look forward to watching it again.

Read more: Modern Family: Goodnight, Gracie. Hello, Series Highlight.

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Hot tip: If you’re looking for a way to make your episode especially sweet, have Jay say something kind about Mitch’s struggles as a gay man. Works every time.

Read more: Modern Family: The Best Lines of the Night

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Haley not only looked awesome as the Tooth Fairy, but knowing that she was going straight to Dylan’s house after she left Cam and Mitchell’s place was so good. (They’re still together, right? I’ve lost track. If not, I’m sure there’s another lucky guy who’s going to see her in her outfit.)

Read more: Modern Family: The Best Lines of the Night

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Reference & Rebuttal 
…Though our article was criticizing Modern Family’s homophobia, and OMM is strictly a homophobic group.

Reference & Rebuttal 

…Though our article was criticizing Modern Family’s homophobia, and OMM is strictly a homophobic group.

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Cameron: “We always knew there was a strong possibility she’d be a terrible driver.”To quote one of our commenters: “My 12-year-old daughter looked over at me and asked, ‘Dad, that is racist, isn’t it?’”
Read more: Modern Family: Most Offensive Jokes of Season 4

Cameron: “We always knew there was a strong possibility she’d be a terrible driver.”
To quote one of our commenters: “My 12-year-old daughter looked over at me and asked, ‘Dad, that is racist, isn’t it?’”

Read more: Modern Family: Most Offensive Jokes of Season 4