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Malcolm in the Middle is an American comedy television series that was telecasted from January 9, 2000 to May 14, 2006. It is created by Linwood Boomer and produced by Satin City and fox Television Studios. The series has proved so popular and syndicated in 57 countries, as in the United States, it has been syndicated in the day time on FX and at night time on Nick at Nite, and also on network ten in Australia. It ended after seven seasons and 151 episodes, and received critical acclaim and won a Peabody Award, Seven Emmy Awards, and one Grammy and was nominated for seven Golden Globes.

The whole series consists of seven characters, parents with their five children, named as Lois and Hal played by Jane Kaczmarek and Bryan Cranston respectively, Frankie Muniz in the role of Malcolm, Francis played by Christopher Masterson, Rees by Justin Berfield, Dewey by Erik Per Sullivan, and Jamie by Lukas Rodriguez. Malcolm plays a lead role in the series as a more or less normal boy who tests at genius level. Malcolm enjoys being smart but hates to take classes for gifted children, the reason of it is that they are teased by other students as Krelboynes. Malcolm's mother, Lois appears so haughty, strict, and a complete embarrassment to her five sons and devoted husband. Although she has a great sense of morality, and has a tendency to impose it on others. Malcolm's father Hal is more relaxed in his parenting than Lois, mainly because he is afraid to make wrong choices. Francis is the oldest of the brothers and the biggest troublemaker. During the first five seasons Francis is a regular character on the show. Francis was exiled to a military academy after he was caught in bed with his girlfriend. Reese is the second oldest of the children, and appears to be the least intelligent and most destructive, although at the same times, he shows even more intelligence than Malcolm when devising fiendish plans, and also has scored high on tests, when he set his mind to it. Dewey is portrayed as being quieter and more inclined to the arts than his brothers. Jamie, the fifth son of Lois, was added to the show in season four. He is the youngest of the family for almost all of the series.

The shows early seasons centered on Malcolm dealing with the rigors of being a teenager and lasting the odd behavior of his life. The characters are gradually explored in more depth in later seasons.

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walk hard is a funny movie but why the hell is frankie muniz playing buddy holly?

for one buddy holly is like 6 feet, frankie is a damn near midget.

I completely agree with you. When I saw that part where Dewey was waiting to go on stage I was thinking why the hell is Frankie Muniz doing here. He looked absolutely nothing like Buddy Holly, the glasses was the only thing that resembled it. I mean Frankie Muniz must be doing really bad if he has to resort to being in a useless cameo , he has came a long way from Malcom in the Middle. He really needs to embrace himself in more adult roles and characters if he wants to make it.

'Malcolm In The Middle' Star Frankie Muniz Now A Struggling Drummer
We learned last week that Frankie Muniz, former star of sitcom 'Malcolm in the Middle' and two-part Hollywood franchise 'Agent Cody Banks,' is the drummer for unsigned Arizona rock act You Hang Up. Frankie, 24, spoke to PopEater about his new life as an aspiring rocker, why playing live for 15 people was more nerve-wracking than being broadcast to millions of homes each week, and what he thinks ...

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