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Malcolm s in love with a hot---and secretly brainy---teen named Vicki, who really likes him but fears going public and shattering her image. So, in a crowd, Vicki treats him badly. Elsewhere, Reese fights a “get a job” battle with Lois.

A power outage disrupts Lois and Hal s anniversary and reveals Malcolm s trysts with young European women. In other events, Francis shows up unannounced with a strange purpose.

Reese is humiliated in class by an intimidating teacher who also has it in for Malcolm. Elsewhere, Lois deals with a chatty buttinsky (Kathryn Joosten) who s babysitting Jamie; and Hal sets up Dewey on a date that has disastrous results.

Greedy Hal rips off Malcolm to the tune of $10,000, the amount of a “genius grant” check his son unknowingly receives, but Hal has to share with other family schemers. Meanwhile, Reese wreaks havoc at a retirement home.

A feud pits Lois against Kitty, the runaway wife back with her husband and irked by Lois s rebukes. Francis returns to haze Dewey via a humiliating “initiation into full brotherhood.” Kitty: Merrin Dungey. Abe: Gary Anthony Williams.

Gay labels intrude upon sibs, deceived by a nasty neighbor: a duplicitous teen out to make fools of Malcolm and Reese. The plot s success hinges on a more difficult con: deceiving Lois. Jessica: Hayden Panettiere.

Reese is humiliated in class by an intimidating teacher who also has it in for Malcolm. Elsewhere, Lois deals with a chatty buttinsky (Kathryn Joosten) who s babysitting Jamie; and Hal sets up Dewey on a date that has disastrous results.

Greedy Hal rips off Malcolm to the tune of $10,000, the amount of a “genius grant” check his son unknowingly receives, but Hal has to share with other family schemers. Meanwhile, Reese wreaks havoc at a retirement home.

Grandma Ida (Cloris Leachman) says that Reese needs to be more manly---so he runs off to Las Vegas with Raduca to elope. Part 1 of two. Raduca: Rheagan Wallace.

Conclusion. Despite Dewey s employment advice, a friend s new job opportunity is music to Francis s ears; Hal intervenes on Malcolm s behalf when college recruiters come calling. Raduca: Rheagan Wallace.

Malcolm s cushy babysitting job provides relief from the trailer the family s using while their house is being fumigated; the school s master key leads Francis to a corpse, for which he provides a proper send-off. Stanley: Karim Prince.

A spiffy cheerleader attracts slovenly Reese, who cleans up his act---best as he can---to woo her. He even joins her rah-rah squad. Wendy: Lisa Lewolt. Reese: Justin Berfield. Malcolm: Frankie Muniz. Lois: Jane Kaczmarek. Hal: Bryan Cranston.

Grandma Ida (Cloris Leachman) says that Reese needs to be more manly---so he runs off to Las Vegas with Raduca to elope. Part 1 of two. Raduca: Rheagan Wallace.

Conclusion. Despite Dewey s employment advice, a friend s new job opportunity is music to Francis s ears; Hal intervenes on Malcolm s behalf when college recruiters come calling. Raduca: Rheagan Wallace.

A mono-stricken Lois absentmindedly passes it on to Malcolm, forcing them to be quarantined; Hal becomes Mr. Popularity with the neighbors while his wife is incapacitated.

Hal doesn t feel sad when the father he never knew dies, so he goes overboard with affection toward his own kids. George Takei has a cameo. Abe: Gary Anthony Williams.

Lois comes to Reese s defense when he s the victim of a prank by four female classmates; Hal throws himself into a new project in the garage.

Hal loses a tooth during a card game, but what really gets him down in the mouth is a visit to a friend s dentist; Malcolm and Dewey revel in a favorite pastime; and Lois takes bike-riding lessons from Reese.

Malcolm enrolls in a dance class to look good for a girl, but winds up facing a challenge from a dedicated rival (Ryan Raftery).

A delightfully off-the-wall show about a bright youngster, his brothers, goofy dad and spunky mom. Wonderfully performed and scripted, with unpredictable (often irreverent) storylines. Home sweet home has seldom been such a nutty battleground.

Hal loses a tooth during a card game, but what really gets him down in the mouth is a visit to a friend s dentist; Malcolm and Dewey revel in a favorite pastime; and Lois takes bike-riding lessons from Reese.

Malcolm enrolls in a dance class to look good for a girl, but winds up facing a challenge from a dedicated rival (Ryan Raftery).

Malcolm tries to suspend reality when Stevie has to go to the hospital; Lois fears the onset of dementia; and Hal s toy boat brings out his competitive nature.

Reese is forced to eat his words when he falls for a vegetarian coworker (Tara Lipinski) at the meat plant; Malcolm tries to deceive Lois to attend a concert.

A delightfully off-the-wall show about a bright youngster, his brothers, goofy dad and spunky mom. Wonderfully performed and scripted, with unpredictable (often irreverent) storylines. Home sweet home has seldom been such a nutty battleground.

A delightfully off-the-wall show about a bright youngster, his brothers, goofy dad and spunky mom. Wonderfully performed and scripted, with unpredictable (often irreverent) storylines. Home sweet home has seldom been such a nutty battleground.

Malcolm tries to suspend reality when Stevie has to go to the hospital; Lois fears the onset of dementia; and Hal s toy boat brings out his competitive nature.

Reese is forced to eat his words when he falls for a vegetarian coworker (Tara Lipinski) at the meat plant; Malcolm tries to deceive Lois to attend a concert.

As prom night nears, Reese has to jump through hoops for his date, and Malcolm and his buddies organize an alternative event. Meanwhile, Dewey gets back at his parents for the lack of childhood photos of him.

In the series finale, Malcolm wrestles with his valedictory speech while looking forward to attending Harvard, and Reese goes to extremes to land a job as his high school s janitor. Meanwhile, Francis tries to keep his new vocation a secret.

A delightfully off-the-wall show about a bright youngster, his brothers, goofy dad and spunky mom. Wonderfully performed and scripted, with unpredictable (often irreverent) storylines. Home sweet home has seldom been such a nutty battleground.

A delightfully off-the-wall show about a bright youngster, his brothers, goofy dad and spunky mom. Wonderfully performed and scripted, with unpredictable (often irreverent) storylines. Home sweet home has seldom been such a nutty battleground.

As prom night nears, Reese has to jump through hoops for his date, and Malcolm and his buddies organize an alternative event. Meanwhile, Dewey gets back at his parents for the lack of childhood photos of him.

In the series finale, Malcolm wrestles with his valedictory speech while looking forward to attending Harvard, and Reese goes to extremes to land a job as his high school s janitor. Meanwhile, Francis tries to keep his new vocation a secret.

In the pilot, ingenuous Malcolm (Frankie Muniz) reluctantly befriends another lad with a high IQ and stands up to a bully. Lois: Jane Kaczmarek. Hal: Bryan Cranston. Stevie: Craig Lamar Traylor. Francis: Christopher Kennedy Masterson.

A battle of wits and wills ensues between the boys and their angry mom, who wants to find out who ruined her red dress. Lois: Jane Kaczmarek. Malcolm: Frankie Muniz. Francis: Christopher Kennedy Masterson. Hal: Bryan Cranston.

A delightfully off-the-wall show about a bright youngster, his brothers, goofy dad and spunky mom. Wonderfully performed and scripted, with unpredictable (often irreverent) storylines. Home sweet home has seldom been such a nutty battleground.

A delightfully off-the-wall show about a bright youngster, his brothers, goofy dad and spunky mom. Wonderfully performed and scripted, with unpredictable (often irreverent) storylines. Home sweet home has seldom been such a nutty battleground.

In the pilot, ingenuous Malcolm (Frankie Muniz) reluctantly befriends another lad with a high IQ and stands up to a bully. Lois: Jane Kaczmarek. Hal: Bryan Cranston. Stevie: Craig Lamar Traylor. Francis: Christopher Kennedy Masterson.

A battle of wits and wills ensues between the boys and their angry mom, who wants to find out who ruined her red dress. Lois: Jane Kaczmarek. Malcolm: Frankie Muniz. Francis: Christopher Kennedy Masterson. Hal: Bryan Cranston.

While parents are away, kids will play---and Malcolm winds up in the hospital. What if mom and dad find out? Malcolm: Frankie Muniz. Francis: Christopher Kennedy Masterson. Caroline: Catherine Lloyd Burns. Reese: Justin Berfield.

Parallel stories pit Malcolm against a bullying, obnoxious new kid; and Francis vies with his intimidating, military-school commandant, who s presenting sex-education lectures. Malcolm: Frankie Muniz. Francis: Christopher Kennedy Masterson.