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They don't make comedy series like this one anymore, a gem for those new kids who were born after the series ended. Seriously one of favorite series I ever watch lots of laughter and memories with this one great job to all the people involved in this series.
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I love all these seasons. One of the greatest shows of all time.
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This show lost it's full spark later in the show when it starts to phase out other characters we love and also just becomes less fresh, but this season did a pretty good job closing out the series and was a more fun watch than the previous season.
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See now the only bad thing about this season is that it is the last one. The end isn't bad we are just sad that it is over and there is nothing we can do about it. Except rewatch it over and over. And pretend that's how life is supposed to be. If you've grown up with this series you are as blessed as I was. I recommend rewatching it as a teen, a young adult, a young parent, a parent and again as a grandparent. I bet every time there will be something new about it you couldn't comprehend before. At least that's what I have experienced so far and hope to continue.
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Well, it wasn't awful! I wasn't expecting as much from it, because this was the first (and obviously only) season that series creator Linwood Boomer wasn't showrunner! Anyways, what's there to say about this season.? I wasn't as impressed with the finale as I thought I'd be, but maybe that's because I've seen it several times, or at least more than once! But, I like that Linwood Boomer directed it, because I think aside from Todd Holland, (director of the Pilot, and several other episodes, the most of any director, and a personal favorite director and writer of mine), no one could have done it as well. I think with him at the helm like that, he was able to reference more of the series, especially the pilot! (Although, if he ran the show this season, he'd say to do that, so I guess I'm just saying in the context of him not being showrunner, since he wasn't.) I do wish he would have written it, though. If not alone, like the pilot, at least with the other guy that wrote it the finale. But the finale wrapped up the series well enough. I don't know if they knew it was going to be the end or not. If they did know, how long did they know? I'd have to guess it was during the season, because I'd think Linwood Boomer would have stayed on for being the showrunner for the last season! (Also, I accidentally clicked this ad that I always see and know not to click, (or at least, should know, I guess), and lost a little bit (just a little bit) of an addition I had added to this here. I think I remembered what I had written, and so because of that, kind of got it back, but it was just so annoying because it wasn't even that close to the post button! It was far enough that I think I could have would have missed it!) I guess that's it. The finale was fine, some of my favorite episodes yet again this season, one episode that reached the not fresh low point that hadn't been achieved for a few seasons, and the series as a whole was pretty good! I definitely think you could just watch all the good episodes, instead of the entire series. It's pretty uneven most of the time. Also, I finished this season, and the whole series, yesterday, 9/30/17, but I am writing it today, 10/1/17. Also, I decided to re-watch Bowling, before the series left, and started it at like sometime between 11:55 pm and 11:59 pm. It was so weird to see the clock turn to 12:00 am, and have it not stop playing! Then, I kept watching the whole thing, and by like 12:19 am, I think it was for sure that time, I was done watching it! Here's my favorite episodes of the series, in order of release date, except for the first one, which is my favorite!
1. S02E20 Bowling
2. S01E02 Red Dress
3. S02E03 Lois's Birthday
4. S03E13 Reese Drives
5. S05E01 Vegas
6. S05E02 Watching the Baby
7. S05E14 Malcolm Dates a Family
8. S05E16 Malcolm Visits College
9. S06E04 Pearl Harbor
10. S06E13 Tiki Lounge
11. S07E06 Secret Boyfriend
12. S07E16 Lois Strikes Back
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Episode 1
Aired Sep 30, 2005
Burning Man
When Malcolm and Reese try to sneak off to the Burning Man festival, Lois and Hal find out and decide to borrow an RV so it can be a family trip.
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Episode 2
Aired Oct 7, 2005
Health Insurance
When Hal forgets to pay the family's health insurance, the company will not reinstate it until Monday, so he panics and locks the boys in their room to keep them from getting hurt.
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Episode 3
Aired Oct 21, 2005
Reese vs. Stevie
Hal catches Dewey smoking and makes a deal with him that he will stop drinking coffee if Dewey quits smoking.
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Episode 4
Aired Oct 28, 2005
Halloween
Malcolm and Reese go on a Halloween tour of the neighborhood, and the first stop is at their house.
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Episode 5
Aired Nov 4, 2005
Jessica Stays Over
A neighbor's daughter uses her wiles to gain control of Lois' car, and Malcolm ends up in the driver's seat.
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Episode 6
Aired Nov 11, 2005
Secret Boyfriend
Sparks fly when Malcolm and his dimwitted but beautiful chemistry partner agree to a secret romantic relationship.
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Episode 7
Aired Nov 18, 2005
Blackout
Francis decides to surprise the family by coming home but ends up knocking out the lights in the house.
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Episode 8
Aired Dec 2, 2005
Army Buddy
When Lois finds renewed energy with orthotic inserts for her shoes, Hal fears she will not look to him for support anymore and plots to destroy the inserts.
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Episode 9
Aired Dec 16, 2005
Malcolm Defends Reese
Lois finds a new babysitter, who is wonderful until she starts talking and drives Lois crazy.
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Episode 10
Aired Jan 6, 2006
Malcolm's Money
When Hal and Lois receive a check for $10,000 made out to Malcolm, their first instinct is to keep it, until Dewey overhears their plan and wants a piece of the pie.
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Episode 11
Aired Jan 13, 2006
Bride of Ida
When Lois and Hal take Dewey out of town for a piano competition, they enlist Grandma Ida to watch over the boys.
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Episode 12
Aired Jan 22, 2006
College Recruiters
Dewey talks Francis into getting a job; Malcolm refuses to meet with college recruiters.
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Episode 13
Aired Feb 12, 2006
Mono
After Malcolm contracts infectious mononucleosis from Lois, the two must spend day and night together, quarantined in the same room.
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Episode 14
Aired Feb 19, 2006
Hal Grieves
Hal learns that his father has passed away, but because he never knew his father, he does not shed a tear.
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Episode 15
Aired Mar 5, 2006
A.A.
Lois and Hal visit Francis to help him celebrate a year of sobriety, and they attend his AA meeting and learn that she drove him to drink.
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Episode 16
Aired Mar 19, 2006
Lois Strikes Back
Lois comes to the rescue when four popular high-school girls play a prank on Reese.
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Episode 17
Aired Mar 26, 2006
Hal's Dentist
When Hal loses his tooth during a poker game, Trey tells him to come to his dental office, but when Hal gets his $2,000 bill, it causes a rift between the two friends.
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Episode 18
Aired Apr 2, 2006
Bomb Shelter
Malcolm joins a dance class to impress a girl, but when she loses her footing, he realizes that to win the competition he will need a partner who can step it up.
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Episode 19
Aired Apr 9, 2006
Stevie in the Hospital
Malcolm cannot face the truth about Stevie's illness; Lois thinks she is losing her mind.
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Episode 20
Aired Apr 16, 2006
Cattle Court
Reese tries to impress a cute vegetarian (Tara Lipinski) he meets at work; Malcolm tries to fool Lois and sneak off to a rock concert.
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Episode 21
Aired Apr 23, 2006
Morp
Malcolm aligns with the unpopular students to form an anti-prom protest they call "Morp."
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Episode 22
Aired May 14, 2006
Graduation
Malcolm works on his valedictory speech; Hal sees a loan shark; Reese tries to become a janitor; Louis has lofty expectations for Malcolm; Grandma Ida returns.
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