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Sun 26
Modern Family: The Musical Man — Ed O'Neill
Cameron throws himself into his job as interim music director at Luke and Manny's school. Meanwhile, Jay's sibling rivalry with his visiting brother goes to another level; and Phil wants his family to be in his realty advertisement.
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Sun 26
Modern Family: Someone to Watch Over Lily — Ed O'Neill
To safeguard Lily's future in the event of an emergency, Mitchell and Cameron covertly evaluate Mitchell's family for legal-guardian material, but none of them make a convincing case, especially when they witness Alex and Haley's delinquent behaviour at school and learn of Claire's secret trips with Luke to a child psychologist.
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Mon 27
Modern Family: The Musical Man — Ed O'Neill
Cameron throws himself into his job as interim music director at Luke and Manny's school. Meanwhile, Jay's sibling rivalry with his visiting brother goes to another level; and Phil wants his family to be in his realty advertisement.
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Mon 27
Modern Family: The Musical Man — Ed O'Neill
Cameron throws himself into his job as interim music director at Luke and Manny's school. Meanwhile, Jay's sibling rivalry with his visiting brother goes to another level; and Phil wants his family to be in his realty advertisement.
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Mon 27
Modern Family: Someone to Watch Over Lily — Ed O'Neill
To safeguard Lily's future in the event of an emergency, Mitchell and Cameron covertly evaluate Mitchell's family for legal-guardian material, but none of them make a convincing case, especially when they witness Alex and Haley's delinquent behaviour at school and learn of Claire's secret trips with Luke to a child psychologist.
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Mon 27
Modern Family: Someone to Watch Over Lily — Ed O'Neill
To safeguard Lily's future in the event of an emergency, Mitchell and Cameron covertly evaluate Mitchell's family for legal-guardian material, but none of them make a convincing case, especially when they witness Alex and Haley's delinquent behaviour at school and learn of Claire's secret trips with Luke to a child psychologist.
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Mon 27
Married...With Children: A Three Job, No Income Family — Ed O'Neill
Al treks off to a second job when Peggy's part-time cosmetics sales bring in a bigger paycheck.
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Mon 27
Married...With Children: The Harder They Fall — Ed O'Neill
Steve fears a violent reprisal after Peggy's unfriendly gesture to a driver who cut them off.
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Mon 27
Married...With Children: The House That Peg Lost — Ed O'Neill
After asking the Bundys to watch their house, Steve and Marcy return to find a big hole where their house stood.
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Mon 27
Modern Family: Mother's Day — Ed O'Neill
Claire and Gloria's Mother's Day excursion outdoors with the kids turns into the mother of all disasters. Meanwhile, Phil and Jay share an awkward moment when they stay home to prepare dinner for everyone; and Cameron worries about gender roles in his relationship with Mitchell.
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Mon 27
Modern Family: Mother's Day — Ed O'Neill
Claire and Gloria's Mother's Day excursion outdoors with the kids turns into the mother of all disasters. Meanwhile, Phil and Jay share an awkward moment when they stay home to prepare dinner for everyone; and Cameron worries about gender roles in his relationship with Mitchell.
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Mon 27
Married...With Children: Married...with Prom Queen — Ed O'Neill
Part 1 of 2. Peggy spends $2800 in an effort to get elected queen at her high-school reunion, but she may be outdone by her archrival Connie Bender.
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Mon 27
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Mon 27
Married...With Children: The Dateless Amigo — Ed O'Neill
Bud is desperately seeking Susan---or any girl who'll date him---while Al comes up with a million-dollar idea that looks desperate.
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Tue 28
Modern Family: Mother's Day — Ed O'Neill
Claire and Gloria's Mother's Day excursion outdoors with the kids turns into the mother of all disasters. Meanwhile, Phil and Jay share an awkward moment when they stay home to prepare dinner for everyone; and Cameron worries about gender roles in his relationship with Mitchell.
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Tue 28
Married...With Children: The Computer Show — Ed O'Neill
Peggy buys a computer, ostensibly for the kids' schoolwork, but it gets more use as a hat rack.
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Tue 28
Married...With Children: Life's a Beach — Ed O'Neill
The Bundys spend a day at the beach, where the kids compete to find new flames, while an old flame finds Al.
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Tue 28
Married...With Children: Here's Lookin' at You, Kid — Ed O'Neill
Al goes the distance to placate Peggy, who's peeved that the peeper has yet to peep at her.
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Tue 28
Modern Family: See You Next Fall — Ed O'Neill
The family gather at Jay's house before going to Alex's middle-school graduation, but they're in danger of missing the ceremony thanks to a perfect storm of events that includes Jay trying to hide a cosmetic snafu, Cameron thinking Mitchell is mocking him, and Phil reminding Claire that the kids are getting older.
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Tue 28
Married...With Children: Hot off the Grill — Ed O'Neill
A barbecue is a major turn-on for Al, as is the sight of Peggy labouring mightily to make everything just right for his creation of Bundy burgers.
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Biography
About Ed O'Neill
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Rising to fame as American family man Al Bundy on the lowbrow sitcom Married...
With Children, actor Ed O' Neill was the physical embodiment of almost every stereotype leveled at lower-middle-class husbands and fathers. Although many sneered at the bathroom humor and questionable taste of the series (O'Neill himself admitted that he thought the show would be canceled after a mere six episodes), his perfection in the role was undeniably effective -- so much so that it was difficult for him to avoid typecasting despite the versatility he displayed in such features as Prefontaine and The Spanish Prisoner (both 1997). Following graduation from Ursuline High School, the Youngstown, OH, native worked a series of odd jobs before studying theater and history at Ohio University College and, eventually, Youngstown State University.
A talented football player, O'Neill was drafted by the Pittsburgh Steelers in 1969, though was cut from the team shortly thereafter. His early stage auditions weren't much more encouraging, and between minor theater roles, the acting hopeful returned to his former high school to teach social studies. He continued to dream of becoming an actor, however, so moved to New York in 1977 and studied at the famed Circle in the Square.
An early break came when O'Neill, an understudy for the lead role in the Broadway play Knockout, was asked to take the stage when the original actor abandoned the production. Although O'Neill had appeared in a brief (one-line), uncredited role in 1972's Deliverance, he had his first real part as a police detective in the Al Pacino thriller Cruising in 1980. As the decade progressed, O'Neill found steady work in made-for-TV features and occasional television guest appearances.
In 1986, his performance in the title role in Popeye Doyle (a real-life character memorably portrayed by Gene Hackman in The French Connection) showed him to be a confident and effective lead. During a stage performance as Lenny in Of Mice and Men in Hartford, CT, an executive from FOX happened to be in the audience. After showing the script of Married...
With Children to his wife, O'Neill knew that it was not an opportunity to let pass. He landed the role with ease, and his portrayal of the bumbling Al Bundy not only formed the backbone of the series, but created a caricature of American family life which would only be matched by the likes of Homer Simpson. O'Neill appeared in several feature films during the show's ten-year run, including Dutch (1991), Wayne's World (1992), Blue Chips, and Little Giants (both 1994).
As the series drew to a close in 1997, the actor began to venture outside the confines of the Bundy family living room in such unexpectedly dramatic turns as The Spanish Prisoner and The Bone Collector. O'Neill later returned to the small screen in Big Apple (2001) and a 2003 remake of Dragnet, playing policemen in both series.
He appeared in the David Mamet thriller Spartan in 2004, and worked with the director again on 2008's Redbelt. He was on the short-lived HBO series John From Cincinnati in 2007. However, in 2009 he scored a major career boost as the patriarch in the ABC sitcom Modern Family.
His work on the show earned him an Emmy nomination, something that never happened during his days as Al Bundy.