First off, my official prediction is the dog. The "significant character" who will die on this season of Modern Family won't be one of the actual core 12 (twelve? man, this cast got huge) characters, with one caveat that I'll address later. This is a comedy, remember. Cam won't suddenly become a widower in the final season, or one of the kids won't be hit by a bus. However, Stella the dog passing away is enough of a non-impactful yet still meaningful story that it can feasibly happen, since obviously the death of a beloved pet is hard on any family (my own included).
The one caveat would be if Jay passes away in the series finale, in a sweet and sad way that closes the book on that generation of the Pritchett familyand potentially wins Ed O'Neill an Emmy. This would actually live up to the hype about the "significant death," and it would make more sense than having one of the more significant supporting characters kick the bucket. Mitchell and Claire's mom? Phil's dad? Nathan Lane? (I forget his character's name, but let's be real, he's just playing "Nathan Lane.")
My other theory is that it'll be revealed that Modern Family is actually part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, so half the cast will suddenly disintegrate due to Thanos. Disney/ABC really dropped the ball by not incorporating Infinity War into all of their properties. Wouldn't you tune in to see Guillermo host the talk show if Jimmy Kimmel got snapped out of existence? I feel like people would've been way more intrigued by the Han Solo prequel if, in the last scene, Han just gets out an "I've got a bad...." before turning into dust.
The one caveat would be if Jay passes away in the series finale, in a sweet and sad way that closes the book on that generation of the Pritchett family
My other theory is that it'll be revealed that Modern Family is actually part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, so half the cast will suddenly disintegrate due to Thanos. Disney/ABC really dropped the ball by not incorporating Infinity War into all of their properties. Wouldn't you tune in to see Guillermo host the talk show if Jimmy Kimmel got snapped out of existence? I feel like people would've been way more intrigued by the Han Solo prequel if, in the last scene, Han just gets out an "I've got a bad...." before turning into dust.
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