- Disney+ orders 'Malcolm in the Middle' revival
- Original cast and creator return
- New episodes promise surprises
Disney+ has officially ordered a revival of the much-loved sitcom 'Malcolm in the Middle,' as confirmed by Variety. The new series will feature four episodes, bringing back the original cast members including Frankie Muniz, Bryan Cranston, and Jane Kaczmarek. Linwood Boomer, the creator of the original series, is also returning to helm this exciting project. Although a premiere date has not yet been announced, anticipation is already building among fans eager to see the beloved family back in action.
Original Cast and Creator Return
In a nod to the show's roots, the revival will see the return of the original stars reprising their iconic roles. 'Malcolm in the Middle' initially aired on Fox from 2000 to 2006, running for seven seasons and 151 episodes. The series was a trailblazer in popularizing single-camera comedies and earned 33 Emmy nominations, winning seven. Linwood Boomer, the original creator, will serve as the writer and executive producer, ensuring that the revival captures the spirit and humor of the original show.
New Episodes Promise Humor and Surprises
The new episodes will focus on Malcolm and his daughter as they navigate the chaos of a family gathering for Hal and Lois's 40th wedding anniversary. Ayo Davis, president of Disney Branded Television, expressed excitement about the revival, stating, “'Malcolm in the Middle’ is a landmark sitcom that captured the essence of family life with humor, heart and relatability.” The creative team promises to deliver the laughs, pranks, and mayhem that fans expect, along with a few surprises.
The revival of 'Malcolm in the Middle' is part of a broader trend of early 2000s series making a comeback. Alongside this news, there have been announcements about a 'Scrubs' reboot at ABC and a 'Prison Break' pilot order at Hulu. The revival is produced by 20th Television and New Regency, with Ken Kwapis directing all four episodes.
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