Was watching part two of The Company Picnic where Lois fights Susan Sarandon. As they are teetering at the mud pit edges I noticed a guy eating the long dead Doritos 3D's. Any other long since deleted products you've seen in the background? P.S. I wants me sum them chips.

Paused to get food at a funny time.

I’ve always thought in this scene the reason the guy gets in an accident is only because he passed Hal. But maybe I’m wrong

Lois finding Reece in Kubal was really crazy and shows what a great mom she is. Like Hal tried to stop her, but she loves Reece so much she didnt listen to her husband, and just flew to another country across the world and tracked down her son. Like thats incredible really.

The look on some of the teens' faces when they were getting a 'talking to' by Samuel during their 'day in prison'.

Curious as to what everyone’s expecting. And is everyone confident it’ll do good or have any doubts?

What is the point of them? They’re completely irrelevant to the episode.

So this is the episode where Lois gets a traffic ticket and they’re trying to check security cameras to prove her right.

Malcolm goes to the Lucky Aid and asks Craig for help where all these tapes are stacked and Craig is watching a woman from one of those tapes

In all honesty, I think this was a bad take for Craig by the writers. To me Craig was always a bit more . . . Innocent? For lack of a better term. Of course he was infatuated with Lois but I think this was a little too far for the perceived notion of Craig being a lonely creepy perv 😅

Plus the fact that we never saw this behavior again, idk to me it was just one of those very few moments that I don’t think works well in the entirety of the series and his character. Thoughts?

I wonder what is most the most appreciated episode. Mines are :

1. The last episode
2. S6 E10 (when they tag the billboard)
3. S1 E13 (when Hal teaches Malcolm how to skate)

Hal aka Walter White aka Bert Kaempfert

If I'm not mistaken, the Marlin Academy is the equivalent of what we have in France, the military high schools (which are real military institutions). I'm not American so I don't know if the fact that Marlin Academy is private matters or not. But on the cadet uniforms we see diamonds indicating the grade/rank in the school. If Francis spends several years at the school, why don’t we see any differences?

Cause why is that the way you envision your demise😭

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Trading equal or greater value: understandable, since they themselves aren't rich.

Buying something for what the church is selling for and reselling it at a higher value. This is the oldest job in the world, also known as trade.

Assuming the merchandise they had in their room and closet were already bought and paid for, I don't see the problem?

The only issue is the concept of backdoor deals as the nicer items are getting bought by the boys before anyone else has a chance.

Also it looked like they were at it for a couple weeks and only made out with $159. Not really some grand heist it's made out to be.

IN JEEPERS CREEPERS!!!!

3 of my favourite episodes involve Malcolm and Reese escalating their fights: when Francis makes them compete for wrestling tickets, the super glue incident, and the water park.

Pretty straight forward question, I'm new to asking questions like this but this show has been one of my favorites since I was very young and when I initially watched it Francis was my favorite. I rewatched the show this year for the first time in many years, and now I have mixed opinions of him which makes sense because I'm not a child now. But I was just wondering peoples general opinions on him.