Bryan Cranston, “Hal”

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Unknown. Literally no one has seen this man since “Malcolm in the Middle” ended in 2006. If you or anyone you know has any information about the whereabouts of Bryan Cranston, please contact actor Aaron Paul.

Jane Kaczmarek, “Lois”

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Kaczmarek, the Emmy-winning matriarch of “Malcolm,” has acted consistently since the show’s demise. She played Judge Trudy Kessler on TNT’s “Raising the Bar” and had guest stints on shows like “The Comeback” and “The Middle,” but her most recent effort, the “Gavin & Stacey” remake “Us & Them,” was unceremoniously pulled by Fox before its scheduled 2014 air date. Life truly is unfair.

Craig Lamar Traylor, “Stevie”

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Per his Twitter biography, the wheelchair-bound, perpetually short-of-breath Stevie is now an actor, writer, and “aspiring tattoo artist.” His last acting credit was for the 2012 Billy Dee Williams film “This Bitter Earth,” and he’ll follow up in 2016 with a role in the Louie Anderson Western “Forgiven This Gun4hire.”

Erik per Sullivan, “Dewey”

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Little Dewey’s last acting credit was from 2010 — a movie called “Twelve” that stars Chace Crawford. He also attended the University of Southern California, but for being a millennial, he’s alarmingly difficult to find on social media (which is probably why, when you google him, the first thing that pops up is “Erik Per Sullivan dead”). There is a Twitter page attributed to his name, but it has not been verified.

Chris Masterson, “Francis”

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Masterson continues to act sporadically — he appeared on “Haven” in 2014 — but he mostly moonlights as DJ Chris Kennedy these days, and posts a lot of stuff on Vine. His sister Alanna, however, plays Tara on “The Walking Dead.”

Justin Berfield, “Reese” Year 2015

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Berfield, former King of the Frosted Tips, hasn’t kept busy on the acting front, instead choosing to pursue a life behind the lens. He started a company called Virgin Produced — the film, TV, and entertainment branch of Richard Branson’s Virgin Group — in 2010. Its credits include the Zac Efron-starrer “That Awkward Moment” and Bradley Cooper’s “Limitless.”

Also, per his Twitter and Instagram pages, he spends a significant amount of time with cute dogs.

Malcolm In The Middle Watch online- Find Out What The Cast Is Up To 15 Years Later

Where are they now? Can you repeat the question?

From 2000 to 2006, the world was blessed with a sitcom that finally exposed just how truly terrible boys really are. This sitcom was “Malcolm in the Middle,” which turns fif-freaking-teen years old on Friday, January 9.

To honor this momentous occasion, we decided to track the whereabouts of the show’s stars — most of whom, minus that one guy, have largely been away from the public eye since the mid-2000s. So without further ado, here’s what the “Malcolm and the Middle” cast is up to in 2015:

Frankie Muniz, “Malcolm”

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The boy genius himself has acted sporadically since the show’s cancelation. In 2012 he appeared in an episode of ABC’s “Don’t Trust the B—- in Apartment 23″ as himself, then starred in a Syfy movie called “Blast Vegas” the following year. In 2015, he’ll appear in “Hot Bath an’ a Stiff Drink 2″ opposite Robert Patrick, and star in “Road to Capri” with Virginia Madsen and Alfred Molina.

Outside of acting, Muniz is engaged to Elycia Marie Turnbow, pictured above. He also took up competitive race car driving, played in a band called Kingsfoil, and suffered from some scary health setbacks in 2012 and 2013, tweeting that he had “experienced another mini stroke” and was “miserable.”

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An offbeat, laugh track-lacking sitcom about a bizarrely dysfunctional family, the center of which is Malcolm, the middle of the two brothers who still live at home. His eldest (and favorite) sibling, Francis, boards at military school because his parents believe it will reform him and keep him out of trouble. Malcolm often has a hard time coping with his family life, but he has more troubles to contend with when he starts receiving special treatment at school after being diagnosed as an intellectually advanced genius. Malcolm in the Middle follows a dysfunctional family in an anonymous location. The family is headed by super-stressed supermom Lois, and eccentric child-at-heart Hal. The eldest son, Francis, once a wild youth, now lives on a ranch with his wife, Piama. Next in line is dimwitted ne'r-do-well Reece. Second youngest emerging genius and evil mind in the making Dewey, and baby Jamie, already a troublemaker, is the youngest. Smack in the middle is Malcolm, a moody certified genius who seems to be the only hope his family has. Since his discovery at the age of eleven, Malcolm has been his own worst enemy - though he'll tell you that his family is his worst enemy.


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Halloween Approximately is the second of the second season of Malcolm in the Middle, which was broadcast on November 8, 2000.

Summary

When Francis comes home for a post-Halloween visit, he helps his brothers get back into the spirit by building a giant slingshot on the roof of their house to terrorize the neighborhood, but are defeated when Krelboynes turn the tables on them.

Hal and Lois track down a joyrider in a blue 1969 Chevrolet Yenko Camaro who won't stop speeding down their street, and end up stealing his car, which in the end they drown in the lake.

Traffic Jam is the first episode of season 2 and seventeenth episode in overall.It aired on November 5th,2000.

Plot

After being banned from the water park (because of the violations, including sneaking alcohol and Reese and Malcolm fighting in the water park), the family gets stuck in a traffic jam caused by a car wreck right in front of them. At the military academy, Francis bets fellow cadets that he can eat 100 Quacks(think Peeps), but gets very sick in the process. Meanwhile, Dewey has an adventure going home.

Summary

Malcolm recaps what happened at the Wavetown USA, Water Park. Due to the violations involving both him and Reese fighting and also his parents sneaking in alcohol in a suntan lotion, the Wilkersons are banned for life from there, a tradition they always end up observing. Hal tries to talk the security guard out of it, but he's sent on his way. Lois on the other hand, punishes the boys and tells them never to ask for anything from her again. Then, she tells them that she should've given birth to chimps so that way she could've expected that kind of behavior. Malcolm admits jealousy of Dewey because he got to stay home and play with the babysitter. The scene switches to him in the farm asking the scarecrow for help because he got lost after chasing a balloon and then a paper bag.

On the road home Hal tries to keep the lane for himself while a silver car wants to pass him. Lois tells him to be courteous and let him pass. Hal refuses and hits the brakes angering her. Lois tells him that the owner may have a gun and just let him pass before they get into an accident. He eventually relents, but soon after the same car gets into an accident and the family is stuck for hours.

Elsewhere, Dewey seeks help form a lady whom had found him on her fields to get him home, but he annoys her and she goes into a store to buy cigarettes. Soon after a car jacker steals a car with Dewey inside of it. The car jacker bonds with him for a while before leaving him with a bunch of illegal immigrants.

At Marlin Academy, Francis gets into a heated argument with Eric because of the Quacks expanding. He decides to take up the challenge to prove him wrong by attempting to eat 100 Quacks. Along the way, Francis gets sick and this proves Eric right about the Quacks expanding because they're marshmellows.

Back on the road, Lois is frustrated by by the workers because they're not doing anything to hasten the clean-up from the accident. Reese is in a heated conflict with the ice cream truck owner because he won't give them free ice cream. Malcolm falls in love with Jessica, who ironically is from Canada. Hal feeling guilty about what happened tells a highway patrol officer about it and touches him. The highway officer administers him a DUI(driving under the influence) test and makes Hal say the alphabet backwards while touching is nose.

Dewey gets help from everyone else and finally finds himself home as his family arrives. Lois asks him what happened to Mrs. White. Dewey tells her about the babysitter having to go away, not admitting that she had a heart attack and that the ambulence had to pick her up. Lois is upset and thinks he got rid of another babysitter like Malcolm and Reese did as he continues to tells her of his own adventure.

Trivia

This is the first time Francis makes a bet with the cadets and subsequently loses.

Hal is administered a DUI test for the first time.

Water Park is the 16th and final episode of season 1.

Plot

Malcolm and Reese spend the day fighting at a water park; Francis gets into a different kind of pool math with Spangler; and Dewey stays home with an odd babysiter.

Summary

Lois is prepping Hal for a family trip to the water park and unfortunately Dewey can't go because of an ear infection. He's upset about it, while Lois tries to console him and soon mentions that he needs to stop sticking dirty things in his ears. Unfortunately the Wilkersons have a hard time hiring a babysitter for Dewey, due to Malcolm and Reese's countless misbehaving themselves towards their previous babysitters. They eventually manage to hire a stern babysitter named Mrs. White(Beatrice Arthur) and the family is off to the water park.

At Marlin Academy, Spangler is gloating after winning against Francis in a game of pool. However, he soon gets suspicious when he learns that his most rebellious student has been plotting something. Spangler finds out from the local police that Francis has been out at local bars hustling, and is upset that he has been letting him win. He insists that Francis play his best game of pool against him, while his fellow cadets tell him he has to lose so Spangler doesn't get upset. Because if Francis wins, the cadets are going to torture him with hours of educational programing on PBS. They end up in a battle as to who can play a more spectacularly bad game of pool, pulling trick shots to scratch on the eight-ball. Spangler loses, but the cadets end up not caring at the end.

At the water park, Lois and Hal are trying to enjoy a "tropical" vacation, while Malcolm and Reese are at war. Soon they ruin their parents' tropical vacation with their fighting and Lois soon yells at them at the top of the Liquidator water slide. As she continues to yell, Malcolm looks at Reese and encourages him to push her down the slide. He tries to refuse and Lois comes to suspect something is wrong. Sure enough Malcolm pushes her down the slide and Reese tells him that was the bravest thing that he's seen him do. However, Lois whom somehow manages to hold on to something, grabs both the boys and they slide down the water slide together. As she continues yelling at Malcolm and Reese, Lois tells them "This is the last time, I'm taking you boys anywhere." They come out of the slide splashing Hal and everyone else.

At the house, Dewey bonds with Mrs. White and they start enjoying many activities together. After they dance around the kitchen, she has to be taken away in an ambulance, and he goes chasing after a red balloon being carried by the wind and winds up being in lost in a Chinatown. Soon he follows a paper bag being carried by the wind.

Smunday is the 15th episode of season 1.

Plot

Lois is sick and thinks it's still Sunday and tells the boys that their punishment is not over yet, so the boys decide to stay home from school but then they realize there is nothing to do. Hal goes to a car dealership to try and buy a red porsche which he can't decide to buy or not.

Summary

Malcolm, Reese and Dewey are excited that it's Monday for a reason. It was the end of their two month long punishment for giving away the bike to Francis' dead beat vandal friends, Richie, Justin and Circus. Hal tells the boys that before they leave school, they walk in to the room and tell Lois to feel better because she's been sick for the last few days. However, he leaves and they attempt to tell her, but she thinks it's still Sunday and the boys stay home. However, soon enough they get bored, but are scared to go outside because they don't want to be busted for truancy.

On his way to work, Hal gets distracted by a Porsche dealership. He walks in just to look at the car, and gets pounced upon by a salesman who convinces him to look at a brochure. Then the salesman convinces Hal to take the car for a test-drive. He introduces him to the financing guy and the trade-in guy. Finally, he gets Hal to initial a price and works up a whole contract and payment plan.

At the house, Francis calls home and tells the boys that he's worried that Lois will find out about a letter from a college in Southern Alabama involving a prank he did when he drove a back hoe into a swimming pool. The boys agree to hide the letter for a while and he does them a favor by telling them about an owner from the arcade store who doesn't busts truants. Francis also mentions that there's money in the one of the drawers and Lois won't know as long as they take between five and seven dollars. The boys attempt to raid the drawers but a sick Lois catches them and mentions that she hid it in the back of the closet. The boys then forget about the arcade and decides to get to the truth out by asking Lois how she knew about Dewey's bike not really being stolen. She finally tells them that Francis told her everything and it was how she knew the boys were lying.

At the Porche Dealership, the salesman tries to convince Hal to sign on the dotted line, but by this time Hal is freaking out and also not feeling very well. Hal fears he's come down with Lois's flu and breaks for the door, but the saleman cuts him off and convinces him to stick his head in the Porsche one more time and smell the leather and look at the console. Hal stick his head in the Porsche and throws up in it. The salesman has to drive a very ill Hal home.

At the house, Reese is outraged by Francis and wants to give the letter to Lois so she can bust him for what he's done. Malcolm isn't so sure and wants to get his side of the story first. Sure enough Francis calls again and it's confirmed that he did rat his brothers out. Malcolm is furious and tells him that he will give Lois the letter in retaliation to what he did to them. Soon after the boys discuss it amongst themselves wheter or not to give Lois the letter and later decides not to, but pretend they are to scare him. Once again Francis calls home, but he has an ace up his sleeves. Sure enough, his dead beat friends, Richie, Justin and Circus shows up to find the letter. Malcolm hides it in the VCR and tells Reese. Francis tells Richie to watch Reese's eyes, and of course Reese entirely gives away where the letter is hidden. Francis's friends ride off on their bikes triumphant with the letter. Then Malcolm tells Reese that that was a fake letter, and he knew Francis wouldn't give up until his friends had the letter, and that Reese would give it away, so he told Reese where the fake letter was and actually gave the real letter to Dewey, which is the last thing anyone would expect. Dewey proudly announces that he hid it under mom's pillow. Malcolm freaks out as a sick Lois awakens in her room shocked while reading the letter.

In the bedroom, she's furious with what Francis has done to the college's swimming pool. Reese tries to distract her by thinking it's a dream, but she doesn't buy it and tells him to shut up. Malcolm reminds Lois to rest up because she's sick, but she tells him that she's too angry to be sick. She tells them that Francis has really outdone himself this time and will send him away to a work farm in Arizona. She later leaves to throw up in the bathroom. Malcolm calls Franics to apologize about what happened and that he, Reese and Dewey had no intentions of showing the letter to Lois and it was accidental. He understands and tells them that he's sorry for ratting them out, but she was pressuring him to tell her the truth if he wanted to come home for the summer. Now his younger brothers feel really awful, and try to think of a way to save Francis's hide. Malcolm decides if they get into a whole lot of trouble, their mother will be so busy being mad at them that she won't remember to be mad at Francis. They take all their parents' prized possessions up onto the roof of the house and put them in a wheeled cart. They roll the cart off the roof into the driveway... just as the salesman is pulling up to the house in the Porsche with their very sick father. Mission accomplished.

It's night time, and the boys are still up on the roof. Lois is standing outside in her bathrobe drinking a cup of tea and telling them to come down. They say they'll come down when she tells them what she's going to do. She says she'll tell them what she's going to do when they come down. It's a stand-off.

The Bots and the Bees is the 14th episode of season 1.

Summary

With Lois visiting Francis at military school, Hal helps the Krelboynes make a robot. Malcolm, Reese and Dewey diligently search the house for quarters to use on quick games at the local arcade

Plot

Malcolm and his Krelboyne classmates enlist the help of Hal for a school project, which involves a robot, and an enormous swarm of bees. Lois visits Francis at his school after he becomes injured and soon clashes with Spangler

Rollerstakes is the 13th episode of season 1.

Summary

Hal has his own methods for teaching Malcolm to rollerskate. Lois hurts her back, is forced to rest in bed, and refuses to take medication so as to stop Reese and Dewey from misbehaving. Francis tries to get out of a survival trip with the other cadets by faking a hurt back, but gets caught by them later.

French fries are evenly distributed between Malcolm, Reese, and Dewey

Plot

Malcolm is angry because during a game of street hockey, he sprints up and down the street in shoes, only to have it start back the other way. So he decides he is ready to take skating lessons from his dad. He asks Reese and Francis how it is, but they both refuse to tell him. When he starts, he is angered by all the silly twists and spins they are doing. Meanwhile, Reese rollerskates in the house with a bunch of gunk on his skates which causes Lois to throw out her back while yelling at him.

Trivia

In the scene where Reese is playing a video game on his Gameboy, there is no game cartridge in the Gameboy.

Cheerleader is the 12th episode of season 1.

Summary

Reese joins the cheerleading squad to impress a girl he's interested in. Malcolm plays football while the rest of the Krelboynes have a singing session indoors during recess

Plot

Reese becomes so head-over-heels for a girl on the cheerleading squad that he actually decides to join. Dewey tries to convince Lois and Hal to buy him a new toy. Francis suffers through a long lecture from Spengler.

Trivia

When Spangler gets up from the desk, he has the pipe attached to his fake hand. As he turns, it is in his good gloved hand. He circles around his desk and turns again, and the pipe is back in his fake hand. This all takes place in just a few seconds.
The Chinese word on Malcolm's white t-shirt means "fruit."

Funeral is the 11th episode of season 1.

Plot

The family reluctantly prepares for Aunt Helen's funeral, but Lois finally gets fed-up by the collective attitude and announces she's going to take a bubble bath and everyone else can do their own things.

Francis is upset that Aunt Helen's death was not reported to him. This frees Malcolm to attend a concert with Julie, but she catches him in his underwear and runs away.

Summary

While getting dresseed Hal and Lois explains to Dewey what happens to people after they die and tells him that he needs to get ready for the funeral. Malcolm is less than thrilled in going to Aunt Helen's funeral, but Lois is adamant in going. He wanted to go to a concert with Julie Houlerman. While getting ready, Hal was looking forward to listening to his records and Dewey has a hard time getting rid of his imaginary friend, Egg. The only one actually looking forward to going to Aunt Helen's funeral is Reese because he trashed an expensive Mighty Man toy and wants to hide it so no one finds out. Franics feels like he's not part of the family because no one told him about a family member dying.

Later on as Hal is getting dressed for Aunt Helen's funeral, he reveals to Malcolm that Lois and everyone else hated her. Irate that Lois lied to him about being close to her, he calls Julie again and lied about Aunt Helen and giving him a leeway to go to the concert. Lois is still adamant that the family goes and it erupts in a fight between her and Hal. Fed up, she declares that they won't go to the funeral and that the family can do whatever they want from now on. Hiding in the bathroom to take a bubble bath, Lois sends Reese away when he tries to enncourage her to attend Aunt Helen's funeral and he blames Malcolm for it because he was looking forward to hiding a broken toy present from Hal and Lois. Hal listens to his records, while Dewey and Egg makes a mess of things. As Julie comes to pick up Malcolm, she catches sight of him in his underwear and is disgusted with him.

The Wilkersons are now divided, Lois drinking tea, Hal eating cookies, Reese applying new tape to his hockey stick and Dewey plays with Egg. In the boys' bedroom, Malcolm calls Francis for help after what happened because now the family wont speak to each other and he admits it's his own fault. He is elated because he knew it was going to happen. Francis tells Malcolm that he kept them together by blaming him as their scapegoat. Without him to blame their problems on, the family doesn't know what to do with themselves. Malcolm thanks Francis for his help and and knows who would make the perfect scapegoat: Reese.

Coming into the living room, Malcolm adresses his family and apologizes for tearing them apart because of his own selfish needs. This gets Lois' attention, but he's not done and tells them what Reese did was worse. Malcolm proves it by taking his backpack and reveals the crushed Mighty Man toy in front of them. Lois and Hal are furious with Reese for what he's done. Malcolm reveals more including that he was only looking forward to the funeral so he can hide the broken toy in Aunt Helen's coffin. Lois decides the family will attend the funeral right away so Reese can apologize to Aunt Helen.

At Aunt Helen's funeral, Hal gives out a heartfelt, yet amusing speech which impresses the family. While Lois is talking to Francis on the phone, Reese has his nose to the wall as his punishment for destroying Dewey's birthday present and tries to turn away. However, she catches him in the act and orders him to face the wall again. Malcolm now has Julie hating him and Reese waiting to kick his ass when they get home, but helps a relative because he needs someone to put in a good word for him just in case Aunt Helen bad mouths him to God.

Lois VS Evil is the ninth episode of season 1.

Plot

After a mishap of a steam cleaner, Lois finds out that Dewey stole a $150 bottle of cognac from the store where she works. She makes him return it, but she's fired by an tyrannic assistant manager, which leaves the family struggling.

Summary

The episode starts with the cold open where Lois is washing the dishes and trying to stop Malcolm and Reese from fighting, Dewey saying he hates his brothers, and Hal pretending to work on something, but in fact making a crossword puzzle.

Malcolm is in school, saying how confused he is about julie houlerman, about whether she likes him or not. Back at work, Lois and Craig are stocking shelves with condoms, and Craig exclaims how "intense" it is. The boys come in the store and Lois warns them not to mess around with the microphone, the candy, price tags and the register at Lucky Aide. Soon Reese and Malcolm are inspired to play with the steam cleaner, while Dewey is nowhere to be found(possibly told to play on the mecahical horse so he doesn't tell on them). Lois soon discovers them playing with the steam cleaner and punishes them.

At home, Hal talks with Dewey after finding him in his usual hiding place. He tells his father that he's upset with both Reese and Malcolm for forbidding him from letting him play with the steam cleaner and stole something from Lucky Aide. It isn't long until Hal and Lois learns that Dewey stole an expensive bottle of cognac. He apologizes for his actions, but she still makes him return the bottle and apologize to Mr. Pinter. Later on after they return the bottle, Mr. Pinter fires Lois out of spite, leaving the family struggling to make ends meet.

Meanwhile, Stanley and Francis both get jobs as security in the Miss Alabama Paegant. Francis tales the opportunity to socialize with the girls until he learns that they think he's gay.



It's been 10 days since Lois was fired, and Malcolm accidentally tells Julie that he is now poor, so later they decide to make a collective of food in order to give it to them, thanks to Julie and Caroline. When Hal eats rotten peaches, Lois is forced to beg for her job back when she learns about the expensive bill at the hospital. There, she confronts Mr. Pinter and says some strange and bad things that he's done, which humiliates him. Lois tells him that he should be grateful because she's the only one who knows this much about him and that someone else would sell him out. This later proves to be true when Craig and the other co-workers overheard Mr. Pinter's secret now intends to tell the district manager, which causes him to quit immediately to avoid humiliation. Ultimately, Lois finds her life back to normal and now Malcolm is not "poor," and tells that to Julie straight in her face.

Krelboyne Picnic is the eighth episode of Season 1 of Malcolm in the Middle.

Summary

Malcolm's class demonstrates their abilities at a picnic. Both Lois and Hal pretend to be asleep so they do not have to be the one to wake up and sort out Malcolm, Reese and Dewey

Plot

Disasters abound at a gifted kids' picnic, where stage acts bomb, families feud, and Malcolm's dad Hal serves meat to vegetarians. Despite Malcolm's best efforts - feigning sickness, planning to go over the wall with Francis - his family insist on accompanying him to a circus-themed picnic for the Krelboyne class, whom must each perform for the assembled students and families.



Once there, Lois immediately feuds with Dorene, the loud-mouthed mother who dominates the other parents; Reese plans to "kick Krelboyne butt" and is hoist by his own petard (okay, underpants) by Eraserhead's much bigger brother; Francis goes through an entire romantic relationship in the course of the single afternoon; and Hal grosses out the entire class by sneaking real meat into their vegetarian barbecue. When a desperate Malcolm turns Stevie's demonstration of catalysts into a gigantic stink bomb, Caroline is convinced she will be fired - so Malcolm must go on and quell the crowd by demonstrating his ability to do advanced mathematics in his head. The day is saved, and even his family teases him only mildly

Francis Escapes is the seventh episode of season 1.

Summary

Malcolm's older brother, Francis, escapes from Military school and comes back home to see his girlfriend.

Plot

Malcolm, Reese and Dewey are quietly sleeping, when Lois rips open the curtains and tells them breakfast will be off the table in five minutes.

Francis decides to go AWOL from military school to come back home with his ditzy girlfriend and fantisises about them running away to Canada. It is revealed that she is a thief that pays no attention to Francis whatsoever by Malcolm who was giving her a letter from Francis.

When the family is eating dinner, the phone rings and Lois picks it up, exclaiming that Francis has run away. Malcolm assures them he is okay, making Lois question what he knows, and while under pressure he accidentally squeals. He tries to distract her by saying he met Bibi at a park near the soccer field. Mean while, Bibi meets up with Francis and says that they should break up becaue it isn't working for her. Malcolm runs off to warn Francis that their mother has sought out to get him, and Dewey eavesdrops on their conversation. Malcolm lies and says he was talking to the monster that was under his bed.

Lois is at the park and disturbs several couples upon trying to find Francis with his girlfriend, she stops and lectures a couple about breaking hearts and love. Reese and Dewey are at home on the couch, and Dewey is over exaggerating about the "monster" he heard in their backyard, and Reese disagrees with him. Malcolm is sitting at the dinner table snacking on crackers, then exits to go to the bedroom. He sees Francis standing in the doorway, cleaning off and explaining that Bibi broke up with him.



Francis says goodbye to Malcolm, packs his bag and hops out of the window. He is walking down the street, when a car pulls up behind him to offer him a ride. It turns out to be Hal, who found him only because of Malcolm ratting him out once again.