Promotional pictures from Modern Family season 8 episode 3 “Blindsided” – The Dunphys and Pritchett’s are going head-to-head when Luke decides his best chance at getting into college is running for senior class president against Manny. The outcome of this election is even more important to Jay, Gloria and Claire, who prove to be dubious campaign managers. Now that Haley has started her own promotion business, Phil insists on introducing her to marketing guru Merv Schechter (played by Martin Short), who hasn’t seen a stress ball he can’t slap a logo on yet. Meanwhile, Cam finds out his star football player is moving away and makes a rash decision that is going to make home life a little cramped for Mitch and Cam on “Mondern Family,” Wednesday, October 5(9:00-9:30 p.m. EDT), on the ABC Television Network.
MODERN FAMILY Season 8 Episode 3 Photos Blindsided
MODERN FAMILY – “Blindsided” – The Dunphys and Pritchett’s are going head-to-head when Luke decides his best chance at getting into college is running for senior class president against Manny. The outcome of this election is even more important to Jay, Gloria and Claire, who prove to be dubious campaign managers. Now that Haley has started her own promotion business, Phil insists on introducing her to marketing guru Merv Schechter (played by Martin Short), who hasn’t seen a stress ball he can’t slap a logo on yet. Meanwhile, Cam finds out his star football player is moving away and makes a rash decision that is going to make home life a little cramped for Mitch and Cam on “Mondern Family,” WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5 (9:00-9:30 p.m. EDT), on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Ron Tom) NOLAN GOULD, RICO RODRIGUEZMODERN FAMILY – “Blindsided” – The Dunphys and Pritchett’s are going head-to-head when Luke decides his best chance at getting into college is running for senior class president against Manny. The outcome of this election is even more important to Jay, Gloria and Claire, who prove to be dubious campaign managers. Now that Haley has started her own promotion business, Phil insists on introducing her to marketing guru Merv Schechter (played by Martin Short), who hasn’t seen a stress ball he can’t slap a logo on yet. Meanwhile, Cam finds out his star football player is moving away and makes a rash decision that is going to make home life a little cramped for Mitch and Cam on “Mondern Family,” WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5 (9:00-9:30 p.m. EDT), on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Ron Tom) NOLAN GOULD, RICO RODRIGUEZ, ANDREW DALYMODERN FAMILY – “Blindsided” – The Dunphys and Pritchett’s are going head-to-head when Luke decides his best chance at getting into college is running for senior class president against Manny. The outcome of this election is even more important to Jay, Gloria and Claire, who prove to be dubious campaign managers. Now that Haley has started her own promotion business, Phil insists on introducing her to marketing guru Merv Schechter (played by Martin Short), who hasn’t seen a stress ball he can’t slap a logo on yet. Meanwhile, Cam finds out his star football player is moving away and makes a rash decision that is going to make home life a little cramped for Mitch and Cam on “Mondern Family,” WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5 (9:00-9:30 p.m. EDT), on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Ron Tom) NOLAN GOULD, RICO RODRIGUEZ, ANDREW DALYMODERN FAMILY – “Blindsided” – The Dunphys and Pritchett’s are going head-to-head when Luke decides his best chance at getting into college is running for senior class president against Manny. The outcome of this election is even more important to Jay, Gloria and Claire, who prove to be dubious campaign managers. Now that Haley has started her own promotion business, Phil insists on introducing her to marketing guru Merv Schechter (played by Martin Short), who hasn’t seen a stress ball he can’t slap a logo on yet. Meanwhile, Cam finds out his star football player is moving away and makes a rash decision that is going to make home life a little cramped for Mitch and Cam on “Mondern Family,” WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5 (9:00-9:30 p.m. EDT), on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Ron Tom) NOLAN GOULD, RICO RODRIGUEZMODERN FAMILY – “Blindsided” – The Dunphys and Pritchett’s are going head-to-head when Luke decides his best chance at getting into college is running for senior class president against Manny. The outcome of this election is even more important to Jay, Gloria and Claire, who prove to be dubious campaign managers. Now that Haley has started her own promotion business, Phil insists on introducing her to marketing guru Merv Schechter (played by Martin Short), who hasn’t seen a stress ball he can’t slap a logo on yet. Meanwhile, Cam finds out his star football player is moving away and makes a rash decision that is going to make home life a little cramped for Mitch and Cam on “Mondern Family,” WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5 (9:00-9:30 p.m. EDT), on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Ron Tom) ANDREW DALYMODERN FAMILY – “Blindsided” – The Dunphys and Pritchett’s are going head-to-head when Luke decides his best chance at getting into college is running for senior class president against Manny. The outcome of this election is even more important to Jay, Gloria and Claire, who prove to be dubious campaign managers. Now that Haley has started her own promotion business, Phil insists on introducing her to marketing guru Merv Schechter (played by Martin Short), who hasn’t seen a stress ball he can’t slap a logo on yet. Meanwhile, Cam finds out his star football player is moving away and makes a rash decision that is going to make home life a little cramped for Mitch and Cam on “Mondern Family,” WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5 (9:00-9:30 p.m. EDT), on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Ron Tom) NOLAN GOULD, RICO RODRIGUEZMODERN FAMILY – “Blindsided” – The Dunphys and Pritchett’s are going head-to-head when Luke decides his best chance at getting into college is running for senior class president against Manny. The outcome of this election is even more important to Jay, Gloria and Claire, who prove to be dubious campaign managers. Now that Haley has started her own promotion business, Phil insists on introducing her to marketing guru Merv Schechter (played by Martin Short), who hasn’t seen a stress ball he can’t slap a logo on yet. Meanwhile, Cam finds out his star football player is moving away and makes a rash decision that is going to make home life a little cramped for Mitch and Cam on “Mondern Family,” WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5 (9:00-9:30 p.m. EDT), on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Ron Tom) ERIC STONESTREET, WINSTON DUKEMODERN FAMILY – “Blindsided” – The Dunphys and Pritchett’s are going head-to-head when Luke decides his best chance at getting into college is running for senior class president against Manny. The outcome of this election is even more important to Jay, Gloria and Claire, who prove to be dubious campaign managers. Now that Haley has started her own promotion business, Phil insists on introducing her to marketing guru Merv Schechter (played by Martin Short), who hasn’t seen a stress ball he can’t slap a logo on yet. Meanwhile, Cam finds out his star football player is moving away and makes a rash decision that is going to make home life a little cramped for Mitch and Cam on “Mondern Family,” WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5 (9:00-9:30 p.m. EDT), on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Ron Tom) ERIC STONESTREETMODERN FAMILY – “Blindsided” – The Dunphys and Pritchett’s are going head-to-head when Luke decides his best chance at getting into college is running for senior class president against Manny. The outcome of this election is even more important to Jay, Gloria and Claire, who prove to be dubious campaign managers. Now that Haley has started her own promotion business, Phil insists on introducing her to marketing guru Merv Schechter (played by Martin Short), who hasn’t seen a stress ball he can’t slap a logo on yet. Meanwhile, Cam finds out his star football player is moving away and makes a rash decision that is going to make home life a little cramped for Mitch and Cam on “Mondern Family,” WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5 (9:00-9:30 p.m. EDT), on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Ron Tom) ERIC STONESTREET, WINSTON DUKEMODERN FAMILY – “Blindsided” – The Dunphys and Pritchett’s are going head-to-head when Luke decides his best chance at getting into college is running for senior class president against Manny. The outcome of this election is even more important to Jay, Gloria and Claire, who prove to be dubious campaign managers. Now that Haley has started her own promotion business, Phil insists on introducing her to marketing guru Merv Schechter (played by Martin Short), who hasn’t seen a stress ball he can’t slap a logo on yet. Meanwhile, Cam finds out his star football player is moving away and makes a rash decision that is going to make home life a little cramped for Mitch and Cam on “Mondern Family,” WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5 (9:00-9:30 p.m. EDT), on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Ron Tom) ERIC STONESTREET, WINSTON DUKEMODERN FAMILY – “Blindsided” – The Dunphys and Pritchett’s are going head-to-head when Luke decides his best chance at getting into college is running for senior class president against Manny. The outcome of this election is even more important to Jay, Gloria and Claire, who prove to be dubious campaign managers. Now that Haley has started her own promotion business, Phil insists on introducing her to marketing guru Merv Schechter (played by Martin Short), who hasn’t seen a stress ball he can’t slap a logo on yet. Meanwhile, Cam finds out his star football player is moving away and makes a rash decision that is going to make home life a little cramped for Mitch and Cam on “Mondern Family,” WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5 (9:00-9:30 p.m. EDT), on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Ron Tom) ERIC STONESTREET, WINSTON DUKEMODERN FAMILY – “Blindsided” – The Dunphys and Pritchett’s are going head-to-head when Luke decides his best chance at getting into college is running for senior class president against Manny. The outcome of this election is even more important to Jay, Gloria and Claire, who prove to be dubious campaign managers. Now that Haley has started her own promotion business, Phil insists on introducing her to marketing guru Merv Schechter (played by Martin Short), who hasn’t seen a stress ball he can’t slap a logo on yet. Meanwhile, Cam finds out his star football player is moving away and makes a rash decision that is going to make home life a little cramped for Mitch and Cam on “Mondern Family,” WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5 (9:00-9:30 p.m. EDT), on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Ron Tom) ERIC STONESTREET, WINSTON DUKEMODERN FAMILY – “Blindsided” – The Dunphys and Pritchett’s are going head-to-head when Luke decides his best chance at getting into college is running for senior class president against Manny. The outcome of this election is even more important to Jay, Gloria and Claire, who prove to be dubious campaign managers. Now that Haley has started her own promotion business, Phil insists on introducing her to marketing guru Merv Schechter (played by Martin Short), who hasn’t seen a stress ball he can’t slap a logo on yet. Meanwhile, Cam finds out his star football player is moving away and makes a rash decision that is going to make home life a little cramped for Mitch and Cam on “Mondern Family,” WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5 (9:00-9:30 p.m. EDT), on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Ron Tom) ERIC STONESTREET, WINSTON DUKEMODERN FAMILY – “Blindsided” – The Dunphys and Pritchett’s are going head-to-head when Luke decides his best chance at getting into college is running for senior class president against Manny. The outcome of this election is even more important to Jay, Gloria and Claire, who prove to be dubious campaign managers. Now that Haley has started her own promotion business, Phil insists on introducing her to marketing guru Merv Schechter (played by Martin Short), who hasn’t seen a stress ball he can’t slap a logo on yet. Meanwhile, Cam finds out his star football player is moving away and makes a rash decision that is going to make home life a little cramped for Mitch and Cam on “Mondern Family,” WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5 (9:00-9:30 p.m. EDT), on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Ron Tom) JESSE TYLER FERGUSON, ERIC STONESTREET, WINSTON DUKEMODERN FAMILY – “Blindsided” – The Dunphys and Pritchett’s are going head-to-head when Luke decides his best chance at getting into college is running for senior class president against Manny. The outcome of this election is even more important to Jay, Gloria and Claire, who prove to be dubious campaign managers. Now that Haley has started her own promotion business, Phil insists on introducing her to marketing guru Merv Schechter (played by Martin Short), who hasn’t seen a stress ball he can’t slap a logo on yet. Meanwhile, Cam finds out his star football player is moving away and makes a rash decision that is going to make home life a little cramped for Mitch and Cam on “Mondern Family,” WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5 (9:00-9:30 p.m. EDT), on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Ron Tom) JESSE TYLER FERGUSON, WINSTON DUKEMODERN FAMILY – “Blindsided” – The Dunphys and Pritchett’s are going head-to-head when Luke decides his best chance at getting into college is running for senior class president against Manny. The outcome of this election is even more important to Jay, Gloria and Claire, who prove to be dubious campaign managers. Now that Haley has started her own promotion business, Phil insists on introducing her to marketing guru Merv Schechter (played by Martin Short), who hasn’t seen a stress ball he can’t slap a logo on yet. Meanwhile, Cam finds out his star football player is moving away and makes a rash decision that is going to make home life a little cramped for Mitch and Cam on “Mondern Family,” WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5 (9:00-9:30 p.m. EDT), on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Ron Tom) ERIC STONESTREET, WINSTON DUKEMODERN FAMILY – “Blindsided” – The Dunphys and Pritchett’s are going head-to-head when Luke decides his best chance at getting into college is running for senior class president against Manny. The outcome of this election is even more important to Jay, Gloria and Claire, who prove to be dubious campaign managers. Now that Haley has started her own promotion business, Phil insists on introducing her to marketing guru Merv Schechter (played by Martin Short), who hasn’t seen a stress ball he can’t slap a logo on yet. Meanwhile, Cam finds out his star football player is moving away and makes a rash decision that is going to make home life a little cramped for Mitch and Cam on “Mondern Family,” WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5 (9:00-9:30 p.m. EDT), on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Ron Tom) JESSE TYLER FERGUSON, ERIC STONESTREETMODERN FAMILY – “Blindsided” – The Dunphys and Pritchett’s are going head-to-head when Luke decides his best chance at getting into college is running for senior class president against Manny. The outcome of this election is even more important to Jay, Gloria and Claire, who prove to be dubious campaign managers. Now that Haley has started her own promotion business, Phil insists on introducing her to marketing guru Merv Schechter (played by Martin Short), who hasn’t seen a stress ball he can’t slap a logo on yet. Meanwhile, Cam finds out his star football player is moving away and makes a rash decision that is going to make home life a little cramped for Mitch and Cam on “Mondern Family,” WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5 (9:00-9:30 p.m. EDT), on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Ron Tom) WINSTON DUKE, ERIC STONESTREETMODERN FAMILY – “Blindsided” – The Dunphys and Pritchett’s are going head-to-head when Luke decides his best chance at getting into college is running for senior class president against Manny. The outcome of this election is even more important to Jay, Gloria and Claire, who prove to be dubious campaign managers. Now that Haley has started her own promotion business, Phil insists on introducing her to marketing guru Merv Schechter (played by Martin Short), who hasn’t seen a stress ball he can’t slap a logo on yet. Meanwhile, Cam finds out his star football player is moving away and makes a rash decision that is going to make home life a little cramped for Mitch and Cam on “Mondern Family,” WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5 (9:00-9:30 p.m. EDT), on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Ron Tom) WINSTON DUKE, ERIC STONESTREETMODERN FAMILY – “Blindsided” – The Dunphys and Pritchett’s are going head-to-head when Luke decides his best chance at getting into college is running for senior class president against Manny. The outcome of this election is even more important to Jay, Gloria and Claire, who prove to be dubious campaign managers. Now that Haley has started her own promotion business, Phil insists on introducing her to marketing guru Merv Schechter (played by Martin Short), who hasn’t seen a stress ball he can’t slap a logo on yet. Meanwhile, Cam finds out his star football player is moving away and makes a rash decision that is going to make home life a little cramped for Mitch and Cam on “Mondern Family,” WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5 (9:00-9:30 p.m. EDT), on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Ron Tom) ERIC STONESTREET