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** When the women of the family attend a women's march and get a flat tire, a female mechanic approaches them and offers to help. While she's changing the tire, she mentions that her grandmother ran the first female-owned auto shop in Los Angeles. An impressed Alex muses that there must have been a lot of prejudice back then. The mechanic admits that there was, but eventually her grandmother started fixing cars for Irish people.
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** Gil Thorp, exploiting Phil's desperate situation in selling the house at the beginning of "Flip Flop", and rubbing Phil's nose in itonly to be in exactly that situation himself at the end.
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** Gil Thorp, exploiting Phil's desperate situation in selling the house at the beginning of "Flip Flop", and rubbing Phil's nose in itonly it—only to be in exactly that situation himself at the end.
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* PityTheKidnapper: When Sonia abducts Manny in "A Tale of Three Cities", he develops StockholmSyndrome almost instantly. His flirting proves so annoying that Sonia brings her nephew home before the day is out.
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* PityTheKidnapper: When Sonia abducts Manny in "A Tale of Three Cities", he develops StockholmSyndrome UsefulNotes/StockholmSyndrome almost instantly. His flirting proves so annoying that Sonia brings her nephew home before the day is out.
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* HasAType: All the Dunphy girls like dumb, dorky, yet nice men. Haley dates Dylan (who is basically a stupider version of her father) and later has feelings for and dates Andy ([[GenerationXerox who pretty much is her father]]), Alex makes out with an idiot redneck kid at the dude ranch and dates Ben, Claire's dorky and awkward co-worker, and of course Claire is married to Phil.
* HeelRealization: Jay in "Dance Dance Revelation". [[spoiler:Jay confronts the guy who took his parking spot and, when Jay berates the man, he says he probably didn't notice ''because he just had his fourteen year old dog put down and, unable to face his apartment without his only friend, he absentmindedly came to the mall to try and forget.'']]
* HeelRealization: Jay in "Dance Dance Revelation". [[spoiler:Jay confronts the guy who took his parking spot and, when Jay berates the man, he says he probably didn't notice ''because he just had his fourteen year old dog put down and, unable to face his apartment without his only friend, he absentmindedly came to the mall to try and forget.'']]
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* HasAType: All the Dunphy girls like dumb, dorky, yet nice men. Haley dates Dylan (who is basically a stupider version of her father) and later has feelings for and dates Andy ([[GenerationXerox who pretty much is her father]]), father]]). Alex makes out with an idiot redneck kid at the dude ranch and ranch, dates Ben, Claire's dorky and awkward co-worker, and later she dates Bill, a somewhat slow-witted but handsome fireman. And of course course, Claire is married to Phil.
* HeelRealization: Jay in "Dance Dance Revelation". [[spoiler:Jay confronts the guy who took his parking spot and, when Jay berates the man, he says he probably didn't notice ''because he just had hisfourteen year old fourteen-year-old dog put down and, unable to face his apartment without his only friend, he absentmindedly came to the mall to try and forget.'']]
* HeelRealization: Jay in "Dance Dance Revelation". [[spoiler:Jay confronts the guy who took his parking spot and, when Jay berates the man, he says he probably didn't notice ''because he just had his
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** In "See You Next Fall", Haley talks Alex out of her [[TheReasonYouSuckSpeech brutally honest]] middle-school graduation speech by admitting that she is actually very anxious about whether she'll graduate from high school with her own class or not.
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** In "See You Next Fall", Haley talks Alex out of her [[TheReasonYouSuckSpeech brutally honest]] middle-school middle school graduation speech by admitting that she is actually very anxious about whether she'll graduate from high school with her own class or not.
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--->'''Phil''': I wish I was one of those people who thrives on living a double life; [[Franchise/{{Batman}} Bruce Wayne]], [[Franchise/SpiderMan Peter Parker]], Series/HannahMontana.
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--->'''Phil''': I wish I was one of those people who thrives on living a double life; [[Franchise/{{Batman}} Bruce Wayne]], [[Franchise/SpiderMan [[ComicBook/SpiderMan Peter Parker]], Series/HannahMontana.
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* ItsACostumePartyISwear: Mitchell is told by his new co-workers that dressing up for Halloween is an office tradition. He arrives at in work in a Franchise/SpiderMan costume only to discover no one else is in costume. (He later learns that the two he spoke to are the only two who ever dress up.) HilarityEnsues as he puts a suit on over the costume and then spends the rest of the day trying to get an opportunity to change out of the costume.
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* ItsACostumePartyISwear: Mitchell is told by his new co-workers that dressing up for Halloween is an office tradition. He arrives at in work in a Franchise/SpiderMan ComicBook/SpiderMan costume only to discover no one else is in costume. (He later learns that the two he spoke to are the only two who ever dress up.) HilarityEnsues as he puts a suit on over the costume and then spends the rest of the day trying to get an opportunity to change out of the costume.
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** Cam 's high-pitched screaming at Lily
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* ScreamerPrank: In “Undeck the Halls”, Jay gets pranked by Manny twice with a screamer video:
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** In “Undeck the Halls”, Jay gets pranked by Manny twice with a screamer video:
** In “Undeck the Halls”, Jay gets pranked by Manny twice with a screamer video:
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* SexySoakedShirt: Haley and Andy get this twice in season 7. Suffice to say, the fans were [[MsFanservice very]] [[MrFanservice pleased.]]
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* SexySurfacingShot: In "Hawaii", one scene by the pool has Gloria slowly climbing out of the pool ladder. Phil has his back to her, but Claire still deduces he's [[EatingTheEyeCandy checking Gloria out]] via the reflection in her sunglasses.
-->'''Claire:''' Are you watching Gloria reflected in my sunglasses?\\
'''Phil:''' Is she [[{{Overcrank}} moving in slow-motion]], or is that my imagination?
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* LearningToRideABike: In "Slow Down Your Neighbors", Jay tries to teach his stepson how to ride a bike and learns that his wife, Gloria does not know to to ride a bike. He tries to teach her, but she ends up crashing into bushes multiple times.
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* FetishesAreWeird: Foot fetishes are [[AcceptableTargets always portrayed as creepy and wrong.]]
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* FetishesAreWeird: Foot fetishes are [[AcceptableTargets always portrayed as creepy and wrong.]]
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* OedipusComplex: While they can manage to be civil, in general, Jay and Mitchell do ''not'' get along. This has gotten better in later episodes.
** Gloria has an Electra Complex hence why she finds Jay attractive.
** Gloria has an Electra Complex hence why she finds Jay attractive.
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* RatedMForManly:
** {{Deconstructed}} heavily in the series. All the men encompass "female stereotypes" and are very hands-on in their parenting, yet are never meant to felt emasculated because of it, rather they are praised. Mitch and Cam, for instance, demonstrate that a child doesn't need a mother to be a well-adjusted, kind, smart child. The show also enforces that fathers should be present in their children's lives, and how critical it is for the child's wellbeing.
** The role of Andy as a nanny is one of the first extremely rare cases where [[InTouchWithHisFeminineSide a man in a typical woman's role]] isn't [[PlayedForLaughs played for laughs.]] There has never been any jokes or subtleties implying that he is any less of a man due to his job. His job is played completely straight and he is shown to be completely capable of taking care of children, the same as any woman would.
** {{Deconstructed}} heavily in the series. All the men encompass "female stereotypes" and are very hands-on in their parenting, yet are never meant to felt emasculated because of it, rather they are praised. Mitch and Cam, for instance, demonstrate that a child doesn't need a mother to be a well-adjusted, kind, smart child. The show also enforces that fathers should be present in their children's lives, and how critical it is for the child's wellbeing.
** The role of Andy as a nanny is one of the first extremely rare cases where [[InTouchWithHisFeminineSide a man in a typical woman's role]] isn't [[PlayedForLaughs played for laughs.]] There has never been any jokes or subtleties implying that he is any less of a man due to his job. His job is played completely straight and he is shown to be completely capable of taking care of children, the same as any woman would.
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* TrojanVeggies: In the episode "Arrested", Cam, who recently took a vegan cooking class, makes Alex and Luke "faux-con", bacon made out of soy, for breakfast in an effort to prove to Mitch (who hates faux-con and was easily able to tell the difference between it and real bacon) that it's just as good as bacon. While the kids initially enjoy and don't notice the difference until Cam tells them, Luke is highly allergic to soy and has to be taken to the hospital.
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* CaliforniaDoubling: Averted, as the show takes place in the Los Angeles suburbs and the seven times it's traveled for [[VacationEpisode vacation episodes]] (in Hawaii, Wyoming, Disneyland, Palm Springs, Australia, New York and Lake Tahoe), the episodes were actually filmed on location there.
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If you ever put your hands on my daughter again, I will string you up by your feet, run you up the flagpole and let the birds peck out your eyes.
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* PetsHomageName: It's mentioned that part of Mitchell's TransparentCloset as a child was naming his pet bird [[Creator/LizaMinnelli Fly-za Minelli]] and his pet snake [[Creator/ZsaZsaGabor Zsa Zsa Gaboa]].
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* OverprotectiveDad: Cameron; when Mitchell attempts to stop Lily crying by [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferber_method ferberizing]] her in "Up All Night", he literally ends up wrestling Cameron to the ground to stop him nursing Lily every time she cries.
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* HasTwoMommies: The student who beats Lily out for the preschool spot (see NinjaPirateRobotZombie, below), and Connor, Lily's kindergarten classmate in "Schooled."
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* StupidStatementDanceMix: Happens to Phil after a horrifically awkward speech about how much he loves sex with Claire. "Some sick bastard autotuned me."
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* LatinoIsBrown: The Latino members of the family, Gloria and Manny, are tanner than the rest.
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* LatinoIsBrown: The Latino members of the family, Gloria and Manny, are tanner than the rest. Joe, who is of Irish descent on Jay's side, looks significantly whiter, much to Gloria's dismay.
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** Claire was apparently this to Mitchell in their childhood; Cameron has Pam.
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** Claire's less-than-stellar behavior as a teen
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* ThrowingOutTheScript: Season 2 finale has an inversion: a sincere speech [[spoiler: (Alex's mean-spirited valedictorian speech) gets thrown out in favor of a bunch of lies]].
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* ThrowingOutTheScript: Season 2 finale has an inversion: a sincere speech [[spoiler: (Alex's mean-spirited valedictorian speech) gets thrown out in favor of a bunch of lies]].an impromptu speech that is much more charitable (if not entirely truthful)]].
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-->'''Phil:''' Six months? But you were preg.... tically engaged by then.
-->'''Alex:''' Good save, Dad.
-->'''Alex:''' Good save, Dad.
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-->'''Phil:''' Six months? But you were preg.... tically engaged by then.
-->'''Alex:'''then.\\
'''Alex:''' Good save, Dad.
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'''Alex:''' Good save, Dad.
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** Most of the "Disneyland" episode takes place at that attraction, owned by ABC's parent company. And once again a themed commercial appeared within the program, this time for ''WesternAnimation/{{Cars}}'' ''World'', a new attraction in Disney World. The episode itself averts this, however, as it contains several quips about the long wait times and amount of walking involved in the park, and also pays tribute mostly to older attractions like the Dapper Dans and [[UsefulNotes/AbrahamLincoln Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln]].
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** Most of the "Disneyland" episode takes place at that attraction, owned by ABC's parent company. And once again a themed commercial appeared within the program, this time for ''WesternAnimation/{{Cars}}'' ''Franchise/{{Cars}}'' ''World'', a new attraction in Disney World. The episode itself averts this, however, as it contains several quips about the long wait times and amount of walking involved in the park, and also pays tribute mostly to older attractions like the Dapper Dans and [[UsefulNotes/AbrahamLincoln Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln]].
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* PrisonersLastMeal: In the season seven episode "The More You Ignore Me", when Mitchell shows skepticism over how "famous" Cam's "Tucker's Famous Barbecue Sauce" really is, Cam insists it's known Missouri-wide, on account that a death row inmate requested it for his last meal.
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* BarelyChangedDubName: Fulgencio was changed to Fugilio in the French dub.
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* NostalgiaAintLikeItUsedToBe: Jay talks about how great things were when he was growing up in the 50's and 60's. His Latina wife Gloria says things were certainly great... unless you were African-American, Hispanic [[note]] at least ''mestizo'' Hispanic, which Gloria presumably is [[/note]], gay, or a woman. Jay acknowledges her point and amends his previous statement by saying things really were great... as long as you were a heterosexual Anglo white male, like him.
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%% * GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.
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* CriticalResearchFailure: The oak Cam is intent on protecting in "When a Tree Falls"... could not more clearly be a pine.
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* PerenniallyOvershadowedBirthday: In "Fizbo", Phil and Claire say that Luke's birthday gets lost in the holiday shuffle since it falls so close to Thanksgiving. They had actually [[ForgottenBirthday forgotten his birthday]] the previous year and had to improvise with a cake made of stuffing.
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* CriticalResearchFailure: The oak Cam is intent on protecting in "When a Tree Falls"... could not more clearly be a pine.
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* WomenArePrudes: [[SubvertedTrope Pleasantly subverted]], there are no "You fix this problem or we won't have sex for a month" threats in any episode as both genders have their needs and desires for love making.
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* WomenArePrudes: AllWomenArePrudes: [[SubvertedTrope Pleasantly subverted]], there are no "You fix this problem or we won't have sex for a month" threats in any episode as both genders have their needs and desires for love making.
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* WomenArePrudes: [[SubvertedTrope Pleasantly subverted]], there are no "You fix this problem or we won't have sex for a month" threats in any episode as both genders have their needs and desires for love making.