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According to reviewers on IMDb , the episode is highly rated (8.1/10) for its ability to show the "ugly" side of parenting while remaining relatable and funny. Critical Reception
's Season 3, Episode 2, " When Good Kids Go Bad " (Όταν τα καλά παιδιά πάνε άσχημα), is a standout episode that masterfully balances the show's signature heart with its chaotic comedic timing. Plot Overview According to reviewers on IMDb , the episode
This episode marks one of the early appearances of the recast Lily, who brings a sharper, more vocal comedic energy to the Mitch-Cam dynamic. Claire goes to obsessive lengths to prove she
Claire goes to obsessive lengths to prove she was right during a grocery store mishap, highlighting her competitive and slightly neurotic nature. "Modern Family" When Good Kids Go Bad (TV Episode 2011)
Critics at TV Fanatic noted that the episode successfully explores the flaws of the adult characters, making them feel more human even when they are being petty or stubborn. It remains a fan favorite for its sharp writing by Jeffrey Richman and strong direction by Michael Spiller. "Modern Family" When Good Kids Go Bad (TV Episode 2011)