I was just looking for videos myself. I switched to Modern Family for the last 30 minutes last night. This site has performances by both the men and women from the past two nights. Here is a link that might be useful: AI performances

I have a few friends that pride themselves on critically analyzing TV shows and only watch the best. If a how passes their test, it's gold. Their past fav's: How I Met Your Mother, The Office, Community, 30 Rock, Dexter to name a few. When they recommended Modern Family, I knew I was in for a treat. It's sharp and fast-paced, rewarding the smart viewer that can keep up. Don't you love it when a show does that? Instead of playing down to the lowest denominator. Modern Family is a great watch.

It's one of my favorite shows and I thought the season finale was great. Loved it when she (mom) went looking for her son at the party dressed in her jammies and then started dancing. What better way to humiliate your kid lol Modern Family finale was good too!

Hmm, my 2 cents. If it were me, I would choose the BI (and to be honest, i was never that interested in the BI, but when we went in 2015, it was the second time for DH and I and we wanted to see something different, while also taking the kids to Maui and Honolulu). It is a tough call. Personally, from the East Coast, it does not make sense to visit Hawaii 2x ,IMHO. You can go a lot more interesting places for the time and money, and if you want to veg, you can go to Nevis or wherever, much more quickly. Different for folks on the West Coast, but that is my opinion for our coast. Stilll ... it is one of those places a lot of people just want to see, and I agree that is makes a lot of sense on your way back from what will be a highly educational and maybe even arduous trip, to just take a vacation. So my starting point is, assume you won't go back. I think if you told most people you were going to Hawaii once and only once, and never going back, they would not say "so just go to the Big Island" and call it a day. I think a lot of men would say "just go to Honolulu, drive outside of town to less crowded beaches, make sure you see Pearl harbor and call it a day". I think most couples and families would choose Maui because it is where the action is. In re the road to Hana. IIRC the full trip is like 7 hrs or so ... for that reason I had never done it before. We did it with the kids this last time. We were in some enormous Suburban XL or something, on mostly two lane twisty roads. We stopped hear and there. Is it gorgeous. Yes, totally. BUT ... when we were done, I said to DH ... with two of us in an open convertible, on a less trafficy day, that would have been delightful. With five of us in a behemoth,the a/c blasting, it was like driving a tractor trailer on the Pacific Coast Highway. If you do it, ditch the kids. It's just flowers, waterfalls, views. You can share the photos. They will probably thank you for sparing them. I always liked the downhill bike ride from Mt Haleakala on Maui, which I did years ago at sunrise. You can no longer start from the top (too unsafe) so it was fun but no big whoop this time IMHO. The other days we did a snorkel trip on a boat (IMHO Maui does not have the best snorkel opportunities due to crowds). I really don't remember much else, but maybe your older boys would like going to the areas with all the shopping and bars in Maui (Lahaina et al I think). I know you would love the Four Seasons on the BI. The rooms are so much nicer and bigger and the property is lush. Do you guys golf at all? Gorgeous course. Wonderful plein air spa. It was full, but we never had to wait for things. So relaxing. My kids loved surfing lessons, and spent a lot of time doing that (not at the resort, it was a short ride). They liked a heli tour over the active volcanoes. They liked snorkelling in the pool's own snorkel pond (but it is a bit lame TBH). There are mutliple pools and a pretty walkway along the water, and no other development visible. One thing to note ... the conditions for ocean swimming were rough iirc. People sat at the beach but few went in. Ok by me as I love to watch the ocean but am happier to swim in a pool (just feet away). Total pampering at this place ...I know there are a few small towns nearby, but I do not know if there is enough for say, your boys to spend a "night on the town". My kids all liked the Big Island best, but they were 16, 13 and 14. I might call the concierge and ask him what there is for everyone to do. HTH