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A Slight at the Opera
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"A Slight at the Opera"
Modern Family episode
Episode no.
Season 4
 Episode 14
Directed by
Jim Bagdonas
Written by
Paul Corrigan
 Brad Walsh
Production code
4ARG14
Original air date
February 6, 2013
Guest actors

Nathan Lane (Pepper Saltzman)
Reid Ewing (Dylan)
Norma Maldonado (Psychic)
Fred Willard (Frank Dunphy)

Season 4 episodes




2012–2013
[show]
























← Season 3 → Season 5



Episode chronology

← Previous
 "Fulgencio" Next →
 "Heart Broken"

List of Modern Family episodes
"A Slight at the Opera" is the 14th episode of the fourth season of the American sitcom Modern Family, and the series' 86th episode overall. It aired February 6, 2013. The episode was written by Paul Corrigan & Brad Walsh and directed by Jim Bagdonas.


Contents  [hide]
1 Plot
2 Reception 2.1 Ratings
2.2 Reviews
3 References

Plot[edit]
Cameron (Eric Stonestreet) puts on a school production of the "Phantom of the Opera", but when their main star falls ill, Manny (Rico Rodriguez) pulls all the stops to land the lead part. When Cameron hears Luke (Nolan Gould) singing, he wants him to take the lead. So Manny tells him that he will talk to Luke to convince him. Instead, he terrifies Luke and Luke does not accept the part. When later Cameron asks Manny to hear Luke singing so he can see how to make it right, Manny understands that it is not right what he did and he lets Luke take the leading part of the play.
Cam has Gloria (Sofia Vergara) running for the errands of the play and she takes Alex (Ariel Winter) with her for help. Since they have some time to kill, Gloria takes Alex to her psychic (Norma Maldonado). Alex, who does not believe in psychics, she is having fun with the whole thing and she wants to tell Gloria that her psychic is fake, but at the end she changes her mind.
Meanwhile, Phil (Ty Burrell) decides that learning how to golf is necessary for his business and Jay (Ed O'Neill) agrees to teach him. Phil is really excited for that but he is not the best student someone could ask for. While they are golfing, Mitch (Jesse Tyler Ferguson) gets there with his friend Pepper (Nathan Lane). Mitch tells his dad that he has been practicing for a while now and the four of them end up playing a game; Jay and Phil against Mitch and Pepper.
With Cam in school, Mitch and Jay golfing and Gloria out, Claire (Julie Bowen) stays home to watch over Lily (Aubrey Anderson-Emmons) and little Joe. When she slips on one of the golf balls Phil left on the floor, she wants to teach him that leaving things around is not a good thing. Busy trying to make a plan for this, Haley (Sarah Hyland) and Dylan (Reid Ewing) end up being the ones watching the two kids.
The episode ends with the school play for which Luke's grandfather (Fred Willard) flew from Florida just to see him even if he was just painting a wall. No one knows that Luke got the lead part. Phil and Claire are surprised and moved when they see him on stage singing.
Reception[edit]
Ratings[edit]
In its original American broadcast, "A Slight at the Opera" was watched by 9.83 million; down 1  from the previous episode.[1]
Reviews[edit]
"A Slight at the Opera" received mostly positive reviews.
Claire Zulkey of The A.V. Club gave a B+ grade. "What's most important is that Modern Family can still pull out strong episodes, so long as the writing is solid and the show can avoid falling into its own clichés. [...] the writing made the episode. Were Haley, Alex or Claire really relevant? Not really, but the show can still pull off a pretty funny installment without giving everyone a great storyline, so long as the jokes are silly, strange and rapid-fire."[2]
Leigh Raines of TV Fanatic gave the episode 4/5 praising Lane's guest appearance. "Golf isn't exactly my cup of tea, but Lane manages to jazz up any scene he's in."[3]
Dalene Rovenstine of Paste Magazine rated the episode with 8.7/10 stating that the episode was solid and she was pleasantly surprised after last week's let down. "There were great one-off lines, the storylines were accurately balanced, and the episode as a whole was understated but solid."[4]
Michael Adams of 411mania gave the episode 8.5/10 saying that this episode was very funny and creative. "I think what I loved the most about this episode, outside of the previously mentioned parts, was that Dylan was present and strong. Dylan is like Bruce Wayne/Batman. He's there and your enjoying him, and then he vanishes out of nowhere! [...] Use that kid more often Modern Family."[5]
Victoria Leigh Miller from Yahoo! TV found the episode slightly familiar but in the right way. "School plays, a wacky babysitting adventure, a psychic pit stop, and a retro revisit to a sad song? This "Modern Family" episode was slightly familiar, but in all the right ways."[6]
Zach Dionne from Vulture gave the episode 3/5 saying that this week was "...harmless and not hilarious. Good enough."[7]
References[edit]
1.Jump up ^ Bibel, Sara (February 7, 2013). "Wednesday Final Ratings: 'Supernatural', 'Criminal Minds' & 'Chicago Fire' Adjusted Up; 'Modern Family', 'The Neighbors' & 'Suburgatory' Adjusted Down". TV by the Numbers.
2.Jump up ^ Zulkey, Claire (February 6, 2013). "A Slight at the Opera". The A.V. Club.
3.Jump up ^ Raines, Leigh (February 7, 2013). "Modern Family Review: Cats In The Cradle". TV Fanatic.
4.Jump up ^ Rovenstine, Dalene (February 7, 2013) "Modern Family Review: A Slight at the Opera (Episode 4.14)" Paste Magazine
5.Jump up ^ Adams, Michael (February 6, 2013). "Modern Family Review - 4.14 'A Slight at the Opera'". 411mania.
6.Jump up ^ Leigh Miller, Victoria (February 7, 2013). Yahoo! ‘Modern Family’ recap, review: ‘A Slight at the Opera’ is slightly familiar TV
7.Jump up ^ Dionne, Zach (February 7, 2013). "Modern Family Recap: Stagehand Luke". Vulture.


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Return of the Phantom
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Return of the Phantom
Developer(s) MicroProse
Publisher(s) MicroProse
Platform(s) MS-DOS
Release date(s) 1993
Genre(s) Adventure game
Mode(s) Single-player
Return of the Phantom is a point-and-click graphic adventure game developed and published by MicroProse in 1993. It was produced by Matt Gruson and designed/written by future James Bond novelist Raymond Benson.
The game was the second graphical adventure game developed by MicroProse, following Rex Nebular and preceding Dragonsphere. It was developed using the MicroProse Adventure Development system, and made use of 256-colour graphics.


Contents  [hide]
1 Plot summary
2 Characters
3 Reception
4 Notes
5 External links

Plot summary[edit]
The Palais Garnier is in the midst of the world premiere of Don Juan Triumphant when the enormous chandelier adorning the domed ceiling of the auditorium plunges into the middle of the stalls and kills several members of the audience. The player takes the role of Raoul Montand, a detective from the Sûreté and patron of the Opera. The manager, Monsieur Brie, suspects the Phantom may be the cause and has Raoul investigate. Raoul encounters the leading actress of the show, Christine Florent, who has received a note from the Phantom which threatens her. Some time later, Christine is found strangled by the Phantom. Raoul goes to the catwalk where the Phantom appears and pushes him off the edge. Then, he awakens to find himself transported back in time to the year 1881 where he is mistaken for the Viscount Raoul de Chagny.
During a production, Erik captures Christine Daae. After a great deal of work and exploring, Raoul enters the Phantom's lair and rescues Christine, but the Phantom appears once more and re-captures Christine. Raoul climbs to the chandelier and does battle with the Phantom, eventually causing the chandelier to fall and kill both men. Raoul awakens back in his own time, where none of the events related to the Phantom seem to have taken place, but before the credits begin the Phantom's shadow is seen behind him.
Characters[edit]
Raoul Montand: The player character; an investigator of the French Secret Police: The Sûreté.
Christine Florent: The present opera star; somehow connected with Christine Daae.
Christine Daae: A simple-minded girl from Sweden; the woman whom the Phantom loves.
Monsieur Brie: The present opera manager.
Monsieur Richard: Opera manager of the past.
Madame Giry: The Phantom's box-keeper; knows that Raoul is from the future.
Jacques: A man who knows a great deal about the Phantom; is eventually killed.
Julie Giry: A descendant of Madame Giry who also knows about the Phantom.
Charles: Present day stage master.
Edgar Degas: An artist interested in painting pictures of ballerinas; somehow knows that Raoul is from the future.
Erik, the Phantom of the Opera: The main antagonist throughout the entire game.
Reception[edit]
In general, the game received mostly positive reviews, although there was negative feedback about the length of the game, the labyrinth leading to the Phantom's lair was too complicated, and the plot was too drawn out.[citation needed]
Notes[edit]
Erik's deformity was very similar to the book with several changes. Likenesses to the book includes: lack of a nose, skin with a yellowish tone, almost no hair, and sunken in eyes. Differences from the book include: a red membrane over his right eye, and small spines protruding from the right side of his face.
External links[edit]
Return of the Phantom at MobyGames


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Books
The Phantom of the Opera (1909–1910) ·
 Phantom (1990) ·
 The Canary Trainer (1993) ·
 The Phantom of Manhattan (1999)
 

Stage adaptations
Phantom of the Opera (1976) ·
 The Phantom of the Opera (1986) ·
 Phantom (1991) ·
 Love Never Dies (2010)
 

Film and television
The Phantom of the Opera (1925) ·
 Song at Midnight (1937) ·
 Phantom of the Opera (1943) ·
 The Phantom of the Opera (1962) ·
 The Phantom of Hollywood (1974) ·
 Phantom of the Paradise (1974) ·
 Opera (1987) ·
 The Phantom of the Opera (1989) ·
 Phantom of the Mall: Eric's Revenge (1989) ·
 The Phantom of the Opera (1990) ·
 The Phantom Lover (1995) ·
 The Phantom of the Opera (1998) ·
 The Phantom of the Opera (2004) ·
 The Phantom of the Opera at the Royal Albert Hall (2011)
 

Characters
Erik ·
 Christine Daaé ·
 Viscount Raoul de Chagny ·
 The Persian ·
 Carlotta ·
 Madame Giry ·
 Meg Giry ·
 Joseph Buquet
 

Songs



Phantom (1986) Act 1

"A Rehearsal for Hannibal" ·
 "Think of Me" ·
 "Angel of Music" ·
 "Little Lotte" ·
 "The Phantom of the Opera" ·
 "The Music of the Night" ·
 "I Remember" ·
 "Stranger Than You Dreamt It" ·
 "Magical Lasso" ·
 "Notes " ·
 "Prima Donna" ·
 "Poor Fool, He Makes Me Laugh" ·
 "Why Have You Brought Us Here?" ·
 "Raoul, I've Been There" ·
 "All I Ask of You"
 


Phantom (1986) Act 2

"Masquerade" ·
 "Why So Silent?" ·
 "We Have All Been Blind" ·
 "Twisted Every Way" ·
 "A Rehearsal for Don Juan Triumphant ·
 "Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again" ·
 "Wandering Child" ·
 "Bravo, Monsieur!" ·
 "Music from Don Juan Triumphant" ·
 "The Point of No Return" ·
 "Down Once More" ·
 "Track Down This Murderer"
 


Other

"Learn to Be Lonely" ·
 "'Til I Hear You Sing"
 


Other
Gaston Leroux ·
 Andrew Lloyd Webber ·
 Ken Hill ·
 Maury Yeston ·
 Don Juan Triumphant ·
 Punjab lasso ·
 Adaptations ·
 Return of the Phantom ·
 Palais Garnier ·
 Lon Chaney (Sr.) ·
 "A Slight at the Opera"
 

 


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A Slight at the Opera
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"A Slight at the Opera"
Modern Family episode
Episode no.
Season 4
 Episode 14
Directed by
Jim Bagdonas
Written by
Paul Corrigan
 Brad Walsh
Production code
4ARG14
Original air date
February 6, 2013
Guest actors

Nathan Lane (Pepper Saltzman)
Reid Ewing (Dylan)
Norma Maldonado (Psychic)
Fred Willard (Frank Dunphy)

Season 4 episodes




2012–2013
[show]
























← Season 3 → Season 5



Episode chronology

← Previous
 "Fulgencio" Next →
 "Heart Broken"

List of Modern Family episodes
"A Slight at the Opera" is the 14th episode of the fourth season of the American sitcom Modern Family, and the series' 86th episode overall. It aired February 6, 2013. The episode was written by Paul Corrigan & Brad Walsh and directed by Jim Bagdonas.


Contents  [hide]
1 Plot
2 Reception 2.1 Ratings
2.2 Reviews
3 References

Plot[edit]
Cameron (Eric Stonestreet) puts on a school production of the "Phantom of the Opera", but when their main star falls ill, Manny (Rico Rodriguez) pulls all the stops to land the lead part. When Cameron hears Luke (Nolan Gould) singing, he wants him to take the lead. So Manny tells him that he will talk to Luke to convince him. Instead, he terrifies Luke and Luke does not accept the part. When later Cameron asks Manny to hear Luke singing so he can see how to make it right, Manny understands that it is not right what he did and he lets Luke take the leading part of the play.
Cam has Gloria (Sofia Vergara) running for the errands of the play and she takes Alex (Ariel Winter) with her for help. Since they have some time to kill, Gloria takes Alex to her psychic (Norma Maldonado). Alex, who does not believe in psychics, she is having fun with the whole thing and she wants to tell Gloria that her psychic is fake, but at the end she changes her mind.
Meanwhile, Phil (Ty Burrell) decides that learning how to golf is necessary for his business and Jay (Ed O'Neill) agrees to teach him. Phil is really excited for that but he is not the best student someone could ask for. While they are golfing, Mitch (Jesse Tyler Ferguson) gets there with his friend Pepper (Nathan Lane). Mitch tells his dad that he has been practicing for a while now and the four of them end up playing a game; Jay and Phil against Mitch and Pepper.
With Cam in school, Mitch and Jay golfing and Gloria out, Claire (Julie Bowen) stays home to watch over Lily (Aubrey Anderson-Emmons) and little Joe. When she slips on one of the golf balls Phil left on the floor, she wants to teach him that leaving things around is not a good thing. Busy trying to make a plan for this, Haley (Sarah Hyland) and Dylan (Reid Ewing) end up being the ones watching the two kids.
The episode ends with the school play for which Luke's grandfather (Fred Willard) flew from Florida just to see him even if he was just painting a wall. No one knows that Luke got the lead part. Phil and Claire are surprised and moved when they see him on stage singing.
Reception[edit]
Ratings[edit]
In its original American broadcast, "A Slight at the Opera" was watched by 9.83 million; down 1  from the previous episode.[1]
Reviews[edit]
"A Slight at the Opera" received mostly positive reviews.
Claire Zulkey of The A.V. Club gave a B+ grade. "What's most important is that Modern Family can still pull out strong episodes, so long as the writing is solid and the show can avoid falling into its own clichés. [...] the writing made the episode. Were Haley, Alex or Claire really relevant? Not really, but the show can still pull off a pretty funny installment without giving everyone a great storyline, so long as the jokes are silly, strange and rapid-fire."[2]
Leigh Raines of TV Fanatic gave the episode 4/5 praising Lane's guest appearance. "Golf isn't exactly my cup of tea, but Lane manages to jazz up any scene he's in."[3]
Dalene Rovenstine of Paste Magazine rated the episode with 8.7/10 stating that the episode was solid and she was pleasantly surprised after last week's let down. "There were great one-off lines, the storylines were accurately balanced, and the episode as a whole was understated but solid."[4]
Michael Adams of 411mania gave the episode 8.5/10 saying that this episode was very funny and creative. "I think what I loved the most about this episode, outside of the previously mentioned parts, was that Dylan was present and strong. Dylan is like Bruce Wayne/Batman. He's there and your enjoying him, and then he vanishes out of nowhere! [...] Use that kid more often Modern Family."[5]
Victoria Leigh Miller from Yahoo! TV found the episode slightly familiar but in the right way. "School plays, a wacky babysitting adventure, a psychic pit stop, and a retro revisit to a sad song? This "Modern Family" episode was slightly familiar, but in all the right ways."[6]
Zach Dionne from Vulture gave the episode 3/5 saying that this week was "...harmless and not hilarious. Good enough."[7]
References[edit]
1.Jump up ^ Bibel, Sara (February 7, 2013). "Wednesday Final Ratings: 'Supernatural', 'Criminal Minds' & 'Chicago Fire' Adjusted Up; 'Modern Family', 'The Neighbors' & 'Suburgatory' Adjusted Down". TV by the Numbers.
2.Jump up ^ Zulkey, Claire (February 6, 2013). "A Slight at the Opera". The A.V. Club.
3.Jump up ^ Raines, Leigh (February 7, 2013). "Modern Family Review: Cats In The Cradle". TV Fanatic.
4.Jump up ^ Rovenstine, Dalene (February 7, 2013) "Modern Family Review: A Slight at the Opera (Episode 4.14)" Paste Magazine
5.Jump up ^ Adams, Michael (February 6, 2013). "Modern Family Review - 4.14 'A Slight at the Opera'". 411mania.
6.Jump up ^ Leigh Miller, Victoria (February 7, 2013). Yahoo! ‘Modern Family’ recap, review: ‘A Slight at the Opera’ is slightly familiar TV
7.Jump up ^ Dionne, Zach (February 7, 2013). "Modern Family Recap: Stagehand Luke". Vulture.


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Return of the Phantom
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 This article does not cite any references or sources. Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. (July 2009)

Return of the Phantom
Developer(s) MicroProse
Publisher(s) MicroProse
Platform(s) MS-DOS
Release date(s) 1993
Genre(s) Adventure game
Mode(s) Single-player
Return of the Phantom is a point-and-click graphic adventure game developed and published by MicroProse in 1993. It was produced by Matt Gruson and designed/written by future James Bond novelist Raymond Benson.
The game was the second graphical adventure game developed by MicroProse, following Rex Nebular and preceding Dragonsphere. It was developed using the MicroProse Adventure Development system, and made use of 256-colour graphics.


Contents  [hide]
1 Plot summary
2 Characters
3 Reception
4 Notes
5 External links

Plot summary[edit]
The Palais Garnier is in the midst of the world premiere of Don Juan Triumphant when the enormous chandelier adorning the domed ceiling of the auditorium plunges into the middle of the stalls and kills several members of the audience. The player takes the role of Raoul Montand, a detective from the Sûreté and patron of the Opera. The manager, Monsieur Brie, suspects the Phantom may be the cause and has Raoul investigate. Raoul encounters the leading actress of the show, Christine Florent, who has received a note from the Phantom which threatens her. Some time later, Christine is found strangled by the Phantom. Raoul goes to the catwalk where the Phantom appears and pushes him off the edge. Then, he awakens to find himself transported back in time to the year 1881 where he is mistaken for the Viscount Raoul de Chagny.
During a production, Erik captures Christine Daae. After a great deal of work and exploring, Raoul enters the Phantom's lair and rescues Christine, but the Phantom appears once more and re-captures Christine. Raoul climbs to the chandelier and does battle with the Phantom, eventually causing the chandelier to fall and kill both men. Raoul awakens back in his own time, where none of the events related to the Phantom seem to have taken place, but before the credits begin the Phantom's shadow is seen behind him.
Characters[edit]
Raoul Montand: The player character; an investigator of the French Secret Police: The Sûreté.
Christine Florent: The present opera star; somehow connected with Christine Daae.
Christine Daae: A simple-minded girl from Sweden; the woman whom the Phantom loves.
Monsieur Brie: The present opera manager.
Monsieur Richard: Opera manager of the past.
Madame Giry: The Phantom's box-keeper; knows that Raoul is from the future.
Jacques: A man who knows a great deal about the Phantom; is eventually killed.
Julie Giry: A descendant of Madame Giry who also knows about the Phantom.
Charles: Present day stage master.
Edgar Degas: An artist interested in painting pictures of ballerinas; somehow knows that Raoul is from the future.
Erik, the Phantom of the Opera: The main antagonist throughout the entire game.
Reception[edit]
In general, the game received mostly positive reviews, although there was negative feedback about the length of the game, the labyrinth leading to the Phantom's lair was too complicated, and the plot was too drawn out.[citation needed]
Notes[edit]
Erik's deformity was very similar to the book with several changes. Likenesses to the book includes: lack of a nose, skin with a yellowish tone, almost no hair, and sunken in eyes. Differences from the book include: a red membrane over his right eye, and small spines protruding from the right side of his face.
External links[edit]
Return of the Phantom at MobyGames


[hide]
v ·
 t ·
 e
 
The Phantom of the Opera


Books
The Phantom of the Opera (1909–1910) ·
 Phantom (1990) ·
 The Canary Trainer (1993) ·
 The Phantom of Manhattan (1999)
 

Stage adaptations
Phantom of the Opera (1976) ·
 The Phantom of the Opera (1986) ·
 Phantom (1991) ·
 Love Never Dies (2010)
 

Film and television
The Phantom of the Opera (1925) ·
 Song at Midnight (1937) ·
 Phantom of the Opera (1943) ·
 The Phantom of the Opera (1962) ·
 The Phantom of Hollywood (1974) ·
 Phantom of the Paradise (1974) ·
 Opera (1987) ·
 The Phantom of the Opera (1989) ·
 Phantom of the Mall: Eric's Revenge (1989) ·
 The Phantom of the Opera (1990) ·
 The Phantom Lover (1995) ·
 The Phantom of the Opera (1998) ·
 The Phantom of the Opera (2004) ·
 The Phantom of the Opera at the Royal Albert Hall (2011)
 

Characters
Erik ·
 Christine Daaé ·
 Viscount Raoul de Chagny ·
 The Persian ·
 Carlotta ·
 Madame Giry ·
 Meg Giry ·
 Joseph Buquet
 

Songs



Phantom (1986) Act 1

"A Rehearsal for Hannibal" ·
 "Think of Me" ·
 "Angel of Music" ·
 "Little Lotte" ·
 "The Phantom of the Opera" ·
 "The Music of the Night" ·
 "I Remember" ·
 "Stranger Than You Dreamt It" ·
 "Magical Lasso" ·
 "Notes " ·
 "Prima Donna" ·
 "Poor Fool, He Makes Me Laugh" ·
 "Why Have You Brought Us Here?" ·
 "Raoul, I've Been There" ·
 "All I Ask of You"
 


Phantom (1986) Act 2

"Masquerade" ·
 "Why So Silent?" ·
 "We Have All Been Blind" ·
 "Twisted Every Way" ·
 "A Rehearsal for Don Juan Triumphant ·
 "Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again" ·
 "Wandering Child" ·
 "Bravo, Monsieur!" ·
 "Music from Don Juan Triumphant" ·
 "The Point of No Return" ·
 "Down Once More" ·
 "Track Down This Murderer"
 


Other

"Learn to Be Lonely" ·
 "'Til I Hear You Sing"
 


Other
Gaston Leroux ·
 Andrew Lloyd Webber ·
 Ken Hill ·
 Maury Yeston ·
 Don Juan Triumphant ·
 Punjab lasso ·
 Adaptations ·
 Return of the Phantom ·
 Palais Garnier ·
 Lon Chaney (Sr.) ·
 "A Slight at the Opera"
 

 


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Point-and-click adventure games
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