'Modern Family' Season 10 Spoilers: Series to Cap Off Run with a Huge Pritchett Party
The Pritchetts will exit in style as they throw a huge bash to cap off the show's nine-year run in the final installment of "Modern Family."
In August last year, series co-writer Christopher Lloyd made clear that had they wanted, they could still produce exciting materials for the ABC series because of its rich storyline. Each of the Pritchett family member has a lot going for him/her, guaranteeing that they would never run out of plots to tell. Still, Lloyd said the cast and crew agreed that ten seasons was their limit. According to him, everyone was so proud reaching this milestone and they could not be more thankful to the viewers for sticking around for so many years.
"There is so much more to explore in the lives of this family, and so many pressing needs in the lives of our own actual families to go on ignoring, that this timing could not have worked out any better. Truly, it's a humbling experience. Ty Burrell has already pointed out that Alexander the Great's entire reign only lasted eight and a half years (326-317 B.C.), so yes, everyone is deeply humbled by this," the writer said.
Lloyd also hinted that while they have yet to finalize the script for season 10, they wanted to cap off the series will a big family event for the Pritchetts. This means watching Jay (Ed O'Neill), his children and their own families bonding over drinks and good food while enjoying life. Perhaps, Phil (Ty Burrell) can show another magic trick while Mitch (Jesse Tyler Ferguson) and Cam (Eric Stonestreet) lead the band in another sweet song number. Hopefully, by that time, Claire (Julie Bowen) will not be so stressed ensuring that everything will be a success, just like what she did during Jay and Gloria's (Sofia Vergara) tenth wedding anniversary.
"Modern Family" season 10 has no air date yet.