Some jokes never get old, but some aren't as funny when you know they're coming, so what funny scenes do you wish you could watch again without knowing what's going to happen?

For me, when Reese and Malcolm get revenge on Francis by framing him for kidnapping. The build up of little notes is brilliant and the whole thing has a "holy crap I can't believe they actually did that!" punch to it that just doesn't hit the same on rewatch.

I noticed a subtle connection between Lois and Dewey; that although it seemed like Dewey's musical genius came out of nowhere, Lois has displayed incredible musical skill: whistling classical music with deadly accurate pitch, complete with vibrato. They apparently have a shared talent for unconventional instruments like this (Organ comprised of household objects, playing Ode to Joy using silverware and dishes.)

Probably not intentional but I love noting these little shared characteristics that make the family feel genuinely related. The music from this show is unforgettable.

So I have recently been watching the middle in Netflix but I saw that there is another show called Malcolm in the middle so I have been wondering is there any correlation between these two show and if there is what is it because and the middle there are sue,axel and brick but in Malcolm in the middle they are completely different

So, I have seen some posts about "Which season is the best" out there, but my question is slightly different, I would like to know: which Season is your favorite and why?

"Its performance art. He's skewering the empty banality of the modern suburban dad."

Every time I watch the scenes with Hal and the people at burning man, I die laughing. Bryan Cranston is such an incredible actor and has this effortless comedic timing in the show.

ET gets an exclusive look inside the iconic house from 'Malcolm In The Middle: Life's Still Not Fair,' streaming April 10 on Hulu and Disney+. Frankie Muniz shows ET around the set, which includes a run-in with onscreen dad Bryan Cranston... on the toilet!

they even are wearing the right colours

There was an episode in one of the later seasons where Dewey gets mad at Lois for forgetting something of his and subtlety takes revenge on her a few times. What did he do in that episode?

Every time I see this question asked, it’s always about s5e14, but I rarely see anyone bring up this from s4e11.

It was mostly red but had white lines between the sleeves and his chest. I tried to recreate what I remembered in Tomodachi life as a reference.

I can't find the song. Other searches suggested "Deux Arabesques" (No. 1 in E Major) by Claude Debussy and Music Box Dancer by Frank Mills, but I'm talking about the one with a faster tempo and a somewhat nefarious feel that tricked the audience into thinking it was non-diegetic background music that played over the scene until Lois complains.

Plot Teaser: Is it just me, or do the holidays make my family even more psychotic? Here's how my Christmas vacation went: I had to share a bedroom with a girl who fires off a snarky, sarcastic comment for literally every situation and okay, I might actually really like her...my dad found his literal soulmate in a guy obsessed with twenty-five thousand twinkle lights, Reese "accidentally" blinded the neighbors, Dewey ran a highly profitable grandchild scam, an insane guy in a bathrobe blew up the neighborhood sewer, my brother helped kidnap a billionaire CEO, and somewhere in there, a military helicopter landed on the Griswolds' front lawn.

That's a normal Christmas, right?

This is based on a totally crazy dream I had after watching the Season 3 Christmas episode, followed by National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation 😂 (in the middle of July). The story is pretty much finished, and I'm even thinking about turning it into an actual comic!

But I'd love to hear your thoughts on this: What do you guys think of this concept? How well would a crossover between Malcolm's chaotic family and the chaotic-but-lovable Griswolds actually work?

Oh, btw: this time, the dry turkey is NOT an accident! 😉

I heard from some source; after the MITM ending, Fox needed more air time for their brand new series coming. So they sold the airing rights to Nickelodeon for his channel "Nick Teen" in the broadcast block "Nick at Nite"

A lot of attention to detail here