Party Crasher

Episode aired Jan 16, 2013
TV-PG
22m

IMDb RATING

8.4/10

2.8K

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Aubrey Anderson-Emmons in Modern Family (2009)

Comedy Drama Romance

Jay and Gloria throw a surprise birthday party for Manny, but their unborn baby may have other plans. Meanwhile, Haley dates a man twice her age, and Cameron becomes jealous of Mitchell and ... Read allJay and Gloria throw a surprise birthday party for Manny, but their unborn baby may have other plans. Meanwhile, Haley dates a man twice her age, and Cameron becomes jealous of Mitchell and Lily's relationshipJay and Gloria throw a surprise birthday party for Manny, but their unborn baby may have other plans. Meanwhile, Haley dates a man twice her age, and Cameron becomes jealous of Mitchell and Lily's relationship

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IMDb RATING

8.4/10

2.8K

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See production info at IMDbPro

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Trivia
Phil mentions that he at 17 was really close with his friend Stacy's mom, Mrs. Robinson. This references two fictional characters, both of whom are the objects of affection of their daughters boyfriends. 1. "Stacy's Mom" is song by the band Fountains of Wayne. 2. Mrs. Robinson is a character in the movie The Graduate (1967), and the song "Mrs. Robinson" by Simon & Garfunkel. This relates directly to the episode, where Haley, to spite her parents, is dating an older guy, Kenny.

Goofs
Cam claims Lily calls him 'daddy' and Mitchell 'dad', but she frequently calls them both 'daddy'.

Quotes
Haley Dunphy: [Standing in the elevator] You were going to let me go with him?
Claire Dunphy: Isn't that what you wanted, honey?
Haley Dunphy: What is the matter with you? You've been acting so weird ever since I left college!
Claire Dunphy: For the record, you didn't *leave* college, you were *asked* to leave.
Haley Dunphy: Oh, which you never let me forget, especially Dad.
Claire Dunphy: Honey, your father...
Haley Dunphy: Oh, you don't have to tell me what he thinks, okay! I'm a *huge* disappointment to him. I see it on his face every day. He acts as if he doesn't even want me around.
Phil Dunphy: [Coming out of the other elevator] Give me the ticket for the car.
Claire Dunphy: Phil...
Phil Dunphy: No, I'm going after her! This little chicken game may work for your dad, but it doesn't work for me. That's my little girl! I need her to know that no guy on Earth is good enough for her, let alone some slimy, middle-aged jean salesman!
[Haley rushes over to hug him]
Phil Dunphy: What's this?
Claire Dunphy: Just enjoy it.