Eric Stonestreet is reflecting on Midwestern life. In Friday’s episode of “In Depth With Graham Bensinger,” the 53-year-old shed light on “living in Kansas City since ‘Modern Family’ ended basically.” Stonestreet shared that leaving his home in KC for Los Angeles gigs has illuminated some Hollywood highs and lows.

"Modern Family" star Eric Stonestreet says he was hurt when a spinoff series about his character was rejected at ABC.

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Jesse [Tyler Ferguson] and I maybe felt like they thought of us as the old guys, or something like that, that didn’t seem worthy of keeping those characters going. It felt a little

The Modern Family sequel would have zoomed in on the Tucker-Pritchett's, after they welcomed baby boy Rexford and moved to Missouri so Cam could follow his dream of becoming a college football coach. Stonestreet believes the series was a surefire path to success.

W hile it may have ended its run four years ago, it still feels like Modern Family should be running on the 2024 TV schedule. In the wake of that feeling, you’d think a spin-off

Modern Family's long-rumored Mitch & Cam spinoff was on the verge of greenlight. Instead, it got a pass. Here is the story.

Eric Stonestreet is opening up about a rejected Modern Family spinoff that didn’t make it past the script stage. The scrapped pilot, written in part by original series co-creator Christopher Lloyd, would have followed Cameron (played by Stonestreet),

Eric Stonestreet felt hurt when TV network bosses rejected a Modern Family spin-off focused on his character. The actor and his co-star Jesse Tyler Ferguson were set to reprise their roles as married couple Cameron Tucker and Mitchell Pritchett in the spin-off,