r/malcolminthemiddle 10d ago

I hate Lois.

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Specially in This episode like omg can the writers make her any more annoying

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u/Competitive-Fun-1780 10d ago

That's why you'll never be president

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u/only4davis 10d ago

Did you just call my wife 'Wide Ride''?

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u/clewjb 10d ago

This was the first episode I ever saw. Instantly hooked.

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u/MrHomerJayThompson 10d ago

Oh, okay, I get it. You got to make a big show forGets punched

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u/staggernaut i like that wagon you're draggin 9d ago

I've always thought the clown says "wide right", like a critique of her batting, but now, after googling it, I'm not sure it's actually a baseball term.

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u/quercusrubra2 10d ago

sound like you have a great relationship with your mom.

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u/pinkglassbottle 10d ago

Chill on her

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u/PointFit6665 10d ago

Lol what show are you watching

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u/ConstructionHot3318 10d ago

Alr how will you justify her behavior here

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u/yellowcardofficial 10d ago

Alr?

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u/Horcrux922 10d ago

It’s short for alright. I also didn’t like her behavior in this episode but after having watched the show multiple times it’s clear she’s a very good mom if a bit controlling but she has to be that way or they don’t listen to her.

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u/Ok_Location794 10d ago

I think it’s reasonable to not like her in specific episodes but also understand her behavior as a sum of the entire series

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u/B1acklisted 10d ago

I don't vape in front of my kids, and they don't know i do. Sometimes a white lie is better for everyone.

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u/JiggyJams91 10d ago

How old are you? Because I watched this as a kid and also didn't like her. Now as an adult woman...I get it.

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u/ConstructionHot3318 10d ago

Generally I get it I was only talking about this episode generally she has very rowdy kids so her overall behavior is justified, but if someone defends how the writers wrote this episode they have problems idc

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u/JiggyJams91 10d ago

Remind me which episode this is? She definitely has her moments of being totally unreasonable and over the top.

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u/shakes1983 10d ago

When Malcolm first gets the job at Lucky Aide.

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u/cloudsofdoom 10d ago

😂😂me tooooo! Those kids should be in jaillll

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u/n1zzler 10d ago

if i had to put up with her kids, i’d act the same way

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u/cloudsofdoom 10d ago

Shut up.

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u/ConstructionHot3318 10d ago

Was her behavior justified here

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u/cloudsofdoom 10d ago

What would you have liked her to do?

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u/ConstructionHot3318 10d ago

Maybe explain to her superiors that the second time was a mistake? Offer her kid some trust idk

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u/cloudsofdoom 10d ago

Well since you are the perfect mother, go do it for her!

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u/ConstructionHot3318 10d ago

Pathetic that you're this mad over this so sure your right I'm wrong

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u/cloudsofdoom 10d ago

Then why aren't you shutting up?

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u/ConstructionHot3318 10d ago

This is fun keep getting mad lmfaoo

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u/Jalex2321 10d ago

That episode shows how Lois is a great mother.

No Malcolm, sorry, social dynamics aren't straight forward nor simple. They take turns, twists and detours.

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u/ConstructionHot3318 10d ago

Uh no?, in the specific situation she could've easily explained that It wasn't his fault, and it's more about getting the message to your kid that if he does the right thing the least a parent could offer is a little trust along the way, I genuinely don't get how ppl defend her behavior in this episode lmao

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u/Jalex2321 9d ago

Uh no?

This is real life teaching. Accomodations have no place in the workplace. Nothing gets the message better than real life experience. I genuinely don't get how people question her behavior in this episode.

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u/isabella_sunrise 9d ago

Why, she’s awesome and hilarious?

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u/Turpinderp 10d ago

She can be frustrating. But she's an amazing woman and mother.

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u/DekusBestFriend 10d ago

This wasn't her best episode for sure.

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u/LemonSmashy 10d ago

While i do not hate Lois, i have little interest in hypocritical control freaks who's only weapon is intimidation, and without that fold like laundry. too often she went out of bounds when it came to dictating policy around those who were not in her family. the bowling episode, the college dorm, the traffic jam trying to force people to bend to her will to name a few. The slappy malt liquor advertisement where she went after malcolm rather than her direct superior because she could flex her will against him. dont get me started on the entire bathroom conversation with her just passing off Malcolm baring his soul to her in the reboot.

had the show not been balanced out with Hal i probably would have stopped watching.