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|season = [[Season 6|6]] |
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|airdate = March 4, 2015 |
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|previous = [[Connection Lost]] |
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+ | |next = [[Spring Break]]}}[[Jay Pritchett|Jay]] and [[Claire Dunphy|Claire]] scramble to shoot a Pritchett Closets commercial in response to their competitor's new and catchy ad, but there might be some creative differences between father and daughter. A peeping-Tom in the neighborhood keeps using a drone to spy on [[Gloria Pritchett|Gloria]] sun-bathing so [[Phil Dunphy|Phil]], [[Luke Dunphy|Luke]] and [[Manny Delgado|Manny]] make it their mission to take it down. Elsewhere, a tone deaf [[Lily Tucker-Pritchett|Lily]] prepares to perform in her school talent show and [[Cameron Tucker|Cameron]] is more worried about it than she is, and [[Haley Dunphy|Haley]]'s feelings for [[Andy]] become even more complicated when he gets rushed to the hospital with appendicitis. |
==Synopsis== |
==Synopsis== |
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==Continuity== |
==Continuity== |
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*[[Andrew]]'s third appearance ("[[Undeck the Halls]]", "[[Regrets Only]]"). |
*[[Andrew]]'s third appearance ("[[Undeck the Halls]]", "[[Regrets Only]]"). |
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*This episode is the first on-screen appearance of Beth, Andy's girlfriend, who was mentioned in "[[A Fair to Remember]]", "[[Other People's Children]]", "[[The Wedding (Part 1)]]", "[[The Wedding (Part 2)]]", "[[The Cold]]", and "[[Queer Eyes, Full Hearts]]". |
*This episode is the first on-screen appearance of Beth, Andy's girlfriend, who was mentioned in "[[A Fair to Remember]]", "[[Other People's Children]]", "[[The Wedding (Part 1)]]", "[[The Wedding (Part 2)]]", "[[The Cold]]", and "[[Queer Eyes, Full Hearts]]". |
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==Trivia== |
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==Cultural References== |
==Cultural References== |
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==Gallery== |
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Revision as of 17:11, 5 March 2015
Jay and Claire scramble to shoot a Pritchett Closets commercial in response to their competitor's new and catchy ad, but there might be some creative differences between father and daughter. A peeping-Tom in the neighborhood keeps using a drone to spy on Gloria sun-bathing so Phil, Luke and Manny make it their mission to take it down. Elsewhere, a tone deaf Lily prepares to perform in her school talent show and Cameron is more worried about it than she is, and Haley's feelings for Andy become even more complicated when he gets rushed to the hospital with appendicitis.
Synopsis
Guest Starring
- Adam DeVine as Andy Bailey
- Joe Mande as Ben
- Robbie Amell as Chase
- Michael Bunin as Director
- Laura Ashley Samuels as Beth
- Chris Farah as Teacher
- Millie Brown as Lizze
- Jeremy Scott Johnson as Andrew
- Matt McGrath as Simon
- Jenny Marlowe as Nurse
- Zola Odessa as Naomi
Continuity
- Andrew's third appearance ("Undeck the Halls", "Regrets Only").
- Andy's tenth appearance.
- This episode is the first on-screen appearance of Beth, Andy's girlfriend, who was mentioned in "A Fair to Remember", "Other People's Children", "The Wedding (Part 1)", "The Wedding (Part 2)", "The Cold", and "Queer Eyes, Full Hearts".
Trivia
- Aside from a few interview scenes, the Dunphy household does not appear in this episode.
- Alex does not appear in the episode.
- Jay's old closet commercial is shown in widescreen 16:9 even though widescreen television would not have existed at the time.
Cultural References
Gallery
