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Malcolm in the Middle

-Comedy Multi-award winning television series Malcolm in the Middle is a sitcom created by Linwood Boomer for the FOX Network. The show chronicles an American family of seven with Frankie Muniz starring as Malcolm, the middle child who grows up in a chaotic household full of unruly kids and his eccentric parents Lois (Jane Kczmarek) and Hal (Bryan Cranston). One unique attribute to this family oriented series is that Malcolm often talks to the viewer, expressing his thoughts about his parents and siblings, often in desperation or in contempt. Recurring/supporting characters in the series include Craig Lamar Taylor, Gary Anthony Williams and Merrin Dungey.

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Episode 1 - Burning Man 6/6/2005 Edit details .

Episode 2 - Health Insurance 10/7/2005 Edit details .

Episode 3 - Reese vs. Stevie 10/21/2005 Edit details .

Episode 4 - Halloween 10/28/2005 Edit details .

Episode 5 - Jessica Stays Over 11/4/2005 Edit details .

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Episode 8 - Army Buddy 12/2/2005 Edit details .

Episode 9 - Malcolm Defends Reese 12/16/2005 Edit details .

Episode 10 - Malcolm's Money 1/6/2006 Edit details .

Episode 11 - Bride of Ida 1/13/2006 Edit details .

Episode 12 - College Recruiters 1/20/2006 Edit details .

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Episode 14 - Hal Grieves 2/19/2006 Edit details .

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Episode 16 - Lois Strikes Back 3/19/2006 Edit details .

Episode 17 - Hal's Dentist 3/26/2006 Edit details .

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Multi-award winning television series Malcolm in the Middle is a sitcom created by Linwood Boomer for the FOX Network. The show chronicles an American family of seven with Frankie Muniz starring as Malcolm, the middle child who grows up in a chaotic household full of unruly kids and his eccentric parents Lois (Jane Kczmarek) and Hal (Bryan Cranston). One unique attribute to this family oriented series is that Malcolm often talks to the viewer, expressing his thoughts about his parents and siblings, often in desperation or in contempt. Recurring/supporting characters in the series include Craig Lamar Taylor, Gary Anthony Williams and Merrin Dungey.

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9 January 2000 (USA)

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Linwood Boomer

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Comedy

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Nominated - Outstanding Choreography Fred Tallaksen (choreographer) For episode "Dewey's Special Class". (Emmy)
2001 - American Comedy Award (Won)
2002 - AFI TV Award (Nominated)
2002 - DGA Award (Won)
2003 - British Comedy Award (Won)
2002 - Eddie (Nominated)
2004 - American Choreography Award (Won)
Nominated - Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series Cloris Leachman For playing "Ida". (Emmy)
Won - Best Edited Half-Hour Series for Television Nancy Morrison For the pilot. (Eddie)
Nominated - Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Comedy Series' Todd Holland For the pilot episode. (DGA Award)
2000 - BMI TV Music Award (Won)
2002 - Artios (Nominated)
Won - Best Casting for TV, Comedy Pilot Mary V. Buck Susan Edelman (Artios)
2006 - Emmy (Won)

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Amy Davidson
Susan Sarandon
Eric Nenninger
Karim Prince
Randy Thompson
Jonathan Craig Williams
Kristin Quick
Michael Shamus Wiles
Curtis Williams
Kasan Butcher
James Henriksen
Bart McCarthy
Kyle Sullivan
Lillian Adams
Parker Mills
Erik Per Sullivan
Victor Z. Isaac
Dan Martin
Beth Grant
Emy Coligado
Tania Raymonde
Arjay Smith
Richard Gross
Meagen Fay
Steve Vinovich
Rheagan Wallace
Sandy Ward
Danny McCarthy
Helen Slayton-Hughes
Brad Bufanda
Drew Powell
Derek Cox-Berg
Cloris Leachman
Christopher Masterson
Evan Matthew Cohen
Wells Rosales
Michael Chieffo
Justin Pierce
Christopher DerGregorian
Hayden Panettiere
Landry Allbright
Cody Estes
Chase Ellison
Amy Bruckner
Todd Giebenhain
Craig Lamar Traylor
Merrin Dungey
José Espinoza
Oscar Nuñez
Paul Willson
Catherine Lloyd Burns
Javier Grajeda
Tom Virtue
John Ennis
Dennis Cockrum
Yun Choi
Frederick Dawson
Bryan Cranston
Dave Power
Jonny Acker
Alessandra Toreson
Nicolas Roye
Tom Lent
Rose Abdoo
Julie Hagerty
Margie Loomis
David A. Kimball
Paul Gleason
Terry Bradshaw
Gary Anthony Williams
Christopher Michael Moore
Fred Sanders
Cameron Monaghan
Lawrence Calvin
Weston Blakesley
Steve Rankin
Lauren Storm
Adam Hendershott
Aaron Hill
Jennette McCurdy
Casey Sander
Scott Adsit
Fiona Hale
Rodrigo Rojas
Tricia O'Kelley
Reagan Dale Neis
Patrick Bristow
Brittany Renee Finamore
Gary Ambrosia
Daniel von Bargen
Kevin Christy
Scotch Ellis Loring
Caitlin Crosby
Larry Dorf
Amy Farrington
Gloria LeRoy
Jane Kaczmarek
Mildred Dumas
Justin Berfield
Will Jennings
Ivan Naranjo
Vernee Watson-Johnson
Lukas Rodriguez
James Rodriguez
Jack McGee
Joan M. Blair
Kevin Brief
Christie Lynn Smith
Eric Payne
Heather McPhaul
Edward James Gage
Alex Richard
Magic Johnson
Alex Morris
Stephen Root
David Weisenberg
Patricia Place
Brenda Wehle
Evan Sabara
Chris Eigeman
Michael Horse
David Anthony Higgins
Frankie Muniz
Alec Medlock
Nancy Lenehan
Joseph Segura
Kenneth Mars

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Writers

Nahnatchka Khan
Neil Thompson
Alan J. Higgins
Rob Hanning
Ian Busch
Jennifer Celotta
Matthew Carlson
Rob Ulin
Michael Borkow
Dan Kopelman
Andy Bobrow
Maggie Bandur
Janae Bakken
Michael Glouberman
Jay Kogen
Gary Murphy
Dan Danko
Eric Kaplan
David Richardson
Alex Reid
Tom Mason
Andrew Orenstein
Linwood Boomer
Bob Stevens
Pang-Ni Landrum
David Wright

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Directors

Peter Lauer
Alex Reid
Steve Love
Arlene Sanford
Jamie Babbit
David D'Ovidio
Jeffrey Melman
David Grossman
James Simons
Ken Kwapis
Linwood Boomer
Steve Welch
Todd Holland
Bryan Cranston
Levie Isaacks

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MOMent #9 - Lois' Dreams for Her Son

May 11, 2008

Jane Kaczmarek, Malcolm in the Middle In honor of Mother's Day, BuddyTV has compiled this list of our 10 favorite motherly moments.

Through the entire run of Malcolm in the Middle, Lois (Jane Kaczmarek) was a force to be reckoned with, a terrifying woman who often engaged in all-out war with her own kids. Malcolm felt his mother was trying to ruin his life, but in the series finale, when Lois makes Malcolm turn down a very lucrative job offer, he gets fed up and demands an explanation.

What Are They Up To? Malcolm in the Middle's Daniel von Bargen

August 25, 2007

As Commandant Edwin Spangler, Daniel von Bargen was known as the strict and hard-nosed military veteran on Malcolm in the Middle. He was noted for suffering various injuries, including a missing eye and several fingers, which he ironically endured outside the war. He was introduced as the person in charge of the cadets at Marlin Academy, where he deemed Francis (Christopher Masterson) as his most rebellious student. In the course of the series, however, Francis helped Spangler find a new job, after getting dismissed from the academy, at a retirement home where he gets to boss around senior citizens. Next year, the 57-year-old actor will be gracing the silver screen with a high comic-adventure project.

What Are They Up To? Malcolm in the Middle's Christopher Masterson

August 25, 2007

Christopher Masterson became popular for his role as the troublemaker Francis on the sitcom Malcolm in the Middle. His character was the oldest son of Lois and Hal, and was regarded by his younger siblings, Reese (Justin Berfield), Malcolm (Frankie Muniz), and Dewey (Erik Per Sullivan) as a rule-breaking role model. Exiled to a military academy, he was noted for a number of mischievous acts such as breaking curfew, drinking, nose-piercing and sleeping around. Towards the end of the series, his deadbeat ways soon vanished, as he got a job at a large corporation and a seemingly pregnant wife. This ultimately completed Francis's transition into adulthood, ending up with an extremely similar fate like that of his parents.

What Are They Up To? Malcolm in the Middle's Kenneth Mars

July 4, 2007

Kenneth Mars was known as Otto Mannkusser on the television series Malcolm in the Middle. From 2002 to 2004, he portrayed Francis’ German boss and sidekick. As the person in change of The Grotto, he was perceived as gullible and a pushover. On the other hand, he was responsible for firing Francis when he discovered that the ATM Francis was depositing funds into wasn’t really an ATM. He last appeared on Malcolm in the Middle on the episode “Dewey's Special Class.”

What Are They Up To? Malcolm in the Middle's Frankie Muniz

July 4, 2007

Frankie Muniz catapulted to fame as the titular character on the sitcom Malcolm in the Middle. From 2000 to 2006, he earned several nominations and recognitions from various award-giving bodies for his portrayal of the central role. As Malcolm Wilkerson, he was the middle child of the family who was considered as the most responsible yet always involved in the tricks and antics of his brothers. Throughout the show, he was perceived as a gifted student who attempted to reconcile with his desire to lead a normal social life.