Malcolm In The Middle Cast Then And Now

Remember Malcolm in the Middle? It was that crazy show about a super-smart kid and his totally bonkers family.

The Wilkersons: Then and Now

Let's check in on the hilarious crew and see what they're up to today.

Who could forget Bryan Cranston as the goofy, lovable dad, Hal? He roller-skated in his undies and got into all sorts of trouble.

Cranston went on to become a legend in Breaking Bad. From comedy to drama, this guy can do it all!

Jane Kaczmarek played Lois, the mom you didn't want to mess with. She was strict, stressed, and always trying to keep her boys in line.

Kaczmarek has kept busy with TV roles and voice acting. She's even written a book about her experiences as a mom!

Frankie Muniz was Malcolm himself! He was the boy genius trying to navigate a chaotic family life.

Muniz took a break from acting and pursued race car driving! He's also dabbled in music and has returned to acting more recently.

Justin Berfield played Reese, the not-so-bright older brother. He was always getting into fights and causing mayhem.

Berfield stepped away from acting to focus on business. He's now involved in production and media companies.

Christopher Masterson was Francis, the oldest brother who was always rebelling. Remember his time at the military academy?

Masterson has continued acting in smaller roles. He's also a DJ!

And let's not forget Erik Per Sullivan, the youngest brother Dewey. He was quirky, innocent, and often overlooked.

Sullivan has mostly stayed out of the spotlight. He reportedly pursued higher education.

Malcolm in the Middle was special because it felt real. It wasn't a perfect family, but they loved each other.

The show was hilarious. The physical comedy and witty writing were top-notch.

It also wasn't afraid to be different. The unique camera angles and fourth-wall breaks made it stand out.

Even years later, Malcolm in the Middle holds up. The jokes are still funny, and the characters are still relatable.

If you're looking for a show to binge-watch, give it a try. You might just find your new favorite comedy!

Who knows, maybe we'll even get a reunion someday! Until then, we can always re-watch the classics. What's your favorite

Malcolm

moment?