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In Your Head[1] is the thirteenth episode from Season 9 of Modern Family, it has aired on January 17, 2018.

Summary[]

When Luke goes missing after a night out in a sketchy neighborhood, Manny, Phil and Gloria team up to track him down. Meanwhile, Haley is desperate to land an interview with the creator of a popular lifestyle website and interrupts Alex during one of her college classes. Alex Dunphy's professor, Arvin Fennerman, then proceeds to try and give Haley Marshall a piece of his mind.

Plot[]

Luke Dunphy has disappeared or so he did. Manny Delgado, Phil Dunphy, and Gloria Pritchett team up to track him down in Gloria Pritchett's former neighborhood who actually became safer with time. As they're ready to give up, they find him when he throws one of his shoes at Phil Dunphy. Luke Dunphy says that he went to go upstairs but got stuck on a roof and couldn't talk or send any message.

As for Haley Marshall, she invites herself to Alex Dunphy's class directed by Prof Arvin Fennerman. Arvin Fennerman can't stop seducing Haley Marshall but he unintentionnaly gives her a strategy to obtain a job, which she manages to use.

Also, Claire Dunphy learns that Earl Chambers, Jay Pritchett's old nemesis, just died. She sees this as an opportunity to make peace with Earl Chambers's daughter Shirl Chambers. But Jay Pritchett wrongly believes that it's actually a trap which it turned out, was not.

And, Mitchell Pritchett and Cameron Tucker welcome Max, a man they knew while they travelled in Europe. Max tells them to enjoy every moment of life, not waste it. They eat a very good breakfast and then go surf, which is not a good experience for Mitchell Pritchett.

Main Cast[]

(The characters striked out do not appear in this episode)

  • Jay Pritchett
  • Gloria Pritchett
  • Manny Delgado
  • Joe Pritchett
  • Claire Dunphy
  • Phil Dunphy
  • Haley Dunphy
  • Alex Dunphy
  • Luke Dunphy
  • Mitchell Pritchett
  • Cameron Tucker
  • Lily Tucker-Pritchett

Guest Starring[]

Trivia/Goofs[]

Continuity[]

Cultural References[]

  • mentioned that he considered opening the wine twice: early on election night (when it looked like Hillary Clinton would be President) and when it looked like La La Land had won the Oscar; of course, in reality, Trump won the election and Best Picture went to Moonlight.
  • Gloria Pritchett's old neighborhood gets gentrified.
  • Nicole Rosemary Page's Nerp is clearly based on Gwyneth Paltrow's goop.
  • Carly Simon's "Anticipation" is mentioned by Cameron Tucker.

Reviews[]

  • The A.V. Club gave it a "B".

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