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Video: Modern Family Cast Talks "Unbelievableness" and Underwear Backstage at the SAG Awards

PopSugar — Sun, 29 Jan 2012 19:15:00 PST

Fresh off their win for outstanding ensemble in a comedy series at the 2012 Screen Actors Guild Awards, the cast of Modern Family opened up about the success of their show. Meanwhile, Sofia Vergara took the opportunity to clear up rumors about her undergarment habits. Hear all the backstage hilarity now!

The Modern Family Crew Talks Underwear and Life After Fame

Lindsay Miller — Sun, 29 Jan 2012 18:44:23 PST

The cast of Modern Family swung by the SAG Awards press room after wining their best ensemble comedy award tonight. The acting family chatted about the win, and Rico Rodriguez and Nolan Gould continued to lead the conversation even backstage. They spoke about what they've learned from being a part of the show and each other, and Sofia Vergara cleared up rumors that she forgoes undergarments underneath her gowns. Here are some highlights:

Rico on how he knew Nolan before the show: "Actually, me and Nolan were in the same acting class when we were going out for Modern Family, so it was really cool seeing each other every week and saying, 'We're getting really close to it!'"

Nolan on what he's learned from his older castmates: "I have learned lots of curse words from them."

Ty Burrell on adjusting to their success: "I'll go with unbelievableness. I'll go with that word. Yeah, I think for most of us in this situation, this exceeds the best-case scenario, because it's a show that the country seems to really be liking . . . I can't imagine a better job and I'm absolutely sure I speak for everyone."

Sofia on if she skipped undies tonight: "No, I always wear underwear! It's just that they're very tiny and you could say there's almost no underwear, but there is underwear."

Julie Bowen on how fame has changed her: "I've stopped beating my children in public."

Did You Find Modern Family's "Little Bo Bleep" Controversial?

Rebecca M Gruber — Thu, 19 Jan 2012 13:08:35 PST

Oh you silly Lily! Last night's episode of Modern Family had First Amendment advocates cheering, the No Cussing Club fuming, and parents everywhere nodding their heads through the shared experience as 2½-year-old Lily seemingly dropped the F-bomb throughout the episode (it was bleeped out and pixelated so viewers never heard or saw it).

Hearing a toddler say a cuss word isn't anything new for experienced parents (though this may be the first time it was done on TV), and I, for one, found dads Cam and Mitchell's reactions quite real - in our home, we often find ourselves hiding our laughter as we utter the necessary admonishments for bad behavior.

Take a look at the clip and tell me what you thought of the episode.

Modern Family Wins the Golden Globe For TV Series, Musical or Comedy

Becky Kirsch — Sun, 15 Jan 2012 19:19:29 PST

Modern Family is the big winner of the Golden Globe for best TV series, musical or comedy! This is the first win for the series, which beat New Girl, Enlightened, Glee, and Episodes. How do you feel about this win?

The Readers Have Spoken: Your Favorite Products, Names, and More of 2011

Rebecca M Gruber — Thu, 29 Dec 2011 08:47:19 PST

If there's one things moms like to do, it's share information. We have our favorite car seat, stroller, toys, and more, and we're not afraid to tell everyone about them. Over the past month, we asked you to vote on your favorite things from 2011 - everything from the top push chair and celebrity baby name to the celeb mom you most like to follow on Twitter - and you weren't afraid to speak your minds. We now present you with the winners - LilSugar readers' choices for the best of 2011! Check them out!

Modern Family Midseason Quote Quiz!

BuzzSugar — Mon, 26 Dec 2011 08:00:00 PST

Season three of Modern Family has the same sweet appeal of the first two seasons, with some new tricks up its sleeve. Do you consider yourself a true Modern Family fan? Try to match up these hysterical quotes to the member of the Dunphy or Pritchett clan who said it!

Take the Quiz

Best of 2011: What Parenting TV Show Was Your Fave?

Kate Stahl — Thu, 08 Dec 2011 08:32:07 PST

You're living through middle-of-the-night diaper changes, homework issues, and sibling rivalry, and so are the families on some of our favorite shows of 2011. The Bravermans deal with weighty issues like autism, infertility, and parent breakups on Parenthood, while the Pritchetts, Dunphys, and Tuckers bring a gut-busting amount of humor to everyday family life on Modern Family. Newcomer Up All Night put a hilarious spin on the life changes that Chris and Reagan Brinkley experience after welcoming their daughter, Amy, and Raising Hope's dysfunctional Chance family does their best to bring up Hope. So which series is the first priority on your DVR? Let us know below.

What Is the Best Network Comedy of 2011?

BuzzSugar — Tue, 06 Dec 2011 11:38:23 PST

With the exception of Happy Endings, most of this year's best comedies have been around for a few seasons. Many saw repeat wins in categories at the Emmys, like Modern Family, which picked up its second win for best comedy series, and The Big Bang Theory, whose star Jim Parsons received his second statuette for lead actor in a comedy series. But now it's your turn to do the voting, so check out the list of funny 2011 shows and let us know which one is your favorite of 2011.

Photo Sneak Peek: Christmas With Modern Family!

Becky Kirsch — Mon, 28 Nov 2011 13:01:07 PST

Christmas is coming to Modern Family, and the Dunphys, Pritchetts, and Tuckers aren't quite ready for the holiday season. In fact, a relaxing day by the pool quickly turns into an impromptu "Express Christmas" when the gang realizes they may not have time for each other this year. Take a look at all the present-filled, tree-trimming goodness in these pictures from the episode.
Photos copyright 2011 ABC, Inc.

5 TV Families We'd Like to Spend Thanksgiving With

BuzzSugar — Wed, 23 Nov 2011 11:07:12 PST

Thanksgiving is almost here, which means we're all gearing up to watch the parade and chow down on turkey with loved ones. Though no one can replace our nearest and dearest, I always think it's fun to imagine what it would be like to spend the holiday with some of our favorite TV characters. Whether these shows have a family or a group of friends so close they're like family, these are the groups that I wouldn't mind visiting for the holidays.