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| 131 :07x02 - Health Insurance (Oct/07/2005) | | Hal forgets to pay the family’s health insurance and when the company won’t reinstate them until Monday, he panics and locks the boys in their room so they won’t get hurt. But the boys try to escape, Jamie gets in harm’s way and Hal is the one who needs a doctor. Meanwhile, Lois and her coworkers discuss unionizing at the Lucky Aide and she hits her 10-year anniversary at the store. | | Guest Stars: Diana Murphy (1) as Connie, Richard V. Licata as Cochran, Scott Adsit as Joe, Laura Hayes (2) as Hattie, Preston Shores as Teddie, Trevor Shores as Teddie, Tara Karsian as Shelly, David Anthony Higgins as Craig, Wes Robinson as Richard | Director: Steve Welch
Writer: Rob Ulin | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 136 :07x07 - Blackout (Nov/18/2005) | | Francis decides to surprise the family by coming home, but he catches Jamie off-guard and ends up knocking the lights out in the house. Meanwhile, it’s Lois who’s in the dark when Hal decides to cancel their anniversary dinner and forces Reese to cook them a romantic feast at home, and Malcolm who ends up in hot water when he sneaks three Swedish girls into the house. | | Guest Stars: Julia Levy-Boeken as Inge, Ellen Hollman as Maayke, Anastasia Baranova as Sonja | Director: Steve Welch
Writer: Eric Kaplan | | | |
| 137 :07x08 - Army Buddy (Dec/02/2005) | | Hal enjoys pampering an aching and exhausted Lois, but all that changes when she buys orthotic inserts for her shoes and has renewed energy – so Hal plots to destroy the orthotics and get his weary wife back. Meanwhile, Reese’s Army pal pays a visit, but she gets defensive when Reese thinks they’re more than friends. | | Guest Stars: Larisa Oleynik as Abby | Director: Peter Lauer
Writer: Neil Thompson | | | | | | |
| 139 :07x10 - Malcolm's Money (Jan/06/2006) | | When Hal and Lois receive a check for $10,000 made out to Malcolm, their first instinct is to keep it and buy new pipes for the house or a new boat, until Dewey overhears their plan and wants a piece of the pie. In a weak moment Lois spends the entire chunk of change on a dollhouse, but they feel so guilty they end up paying Malcolm back. Meanwhile, Reese spends all of his free time in a nursing home. | | Guest Stars: Alanna Masterson as Heidi, Perry Anzilotti as Earl, Gloria LeRoy as Judith, Tangelia Rouse as Mavis, Lillian Adams as Mona, Marcus Toji as Owen, Murray Rubin as Teddy | Director: Steve Love
Writer: Michael Glouberman | | | |
| 140 :07x11 - Bride of Ida (1) (Jan/13/2006) | When Lois and Hal take Dewey out of town for a piano competition, they enlist Grandma Ida to watch over the boys. Ida thinks that Reese needs to become a man, so she forces the two brothers into a competition and if Reese wins he takes Raduca as his bride.
Meanwhile, when Lois and Hal return home they're shocked to find out Reese has run off to Vegas. | | Guest Stars: Traber Burns as Minister, Yvette Nicole Brown as Female Security Agent #2, James Henriksen as Male Security Agent, Hayley DuMond as Sally, Kathleen Garret as Mrs. Werner, Michael Yama as Mr. Yamamoto, Doug Ballard as Buisiness man, Nikki Tyler-Flynn as Female Security Agent, Rheagan Wallace as Raduca, Cloris Leachman as Ida | Director: Linwood Boomer
Writer: Rob Ulin | | | |
| 141 :07x12 - College Recruiters (2) (Jan/29/2006) | | Dewey visits a broke and disheveled Francis and just as he talks him into getting a real job, his rocker friend shows up and gives him a cool gig as tour manager of the band. Meanwhile, Malcolm refuses to meet with college recruiters, so Hal takes over and treats each one as a suitor – until Malcolm chooses Harvard, which ruins everything for Hal. | | Guest Stars: James McCauley as Burt, Scott Klace as Ned, Pete Gardner as Milt, Roark Critchlow as Vince, Josh Hammond as Travis, Rheagan Wallace as Raduca, Reid Collums as Bela | Director: Peter Lauer
Writer: Jay Kogen | | | | | | | | | |
| 144 :07x15 - A.A. (Mar/05/2006) | | Lois and Hal visit Francis to help him celebrate one year of sobriety, but when they attend his A.A. meeting they find out that Lois was the one who drove him to drink. Meanwhile, Dewey finds the spare key to Hal's car, but when Malcolm and Reese refuse to drive him to the arcade, it takes them more than 12 steps to find it. | | Guest Stars: Stephen Lee (2) as Speaker #1, James Geralden as Speaker #2, Matthew J. Willig as Crash, Emy Coligado as Piama Tananahaakna Wilkerson | Director: Steve Welch
Writer: Alan J. Higgins | | | | | | |
| 146 :07x17 - Hal's Dentist (Mar/26/2006) | | When Hal looses his tooth during a poker game, his buddy Trey tells him to come to his dental office, but Hal really feels the pain when he's hit with a $2,000 bill that causes a rift between the two friends. Meanwhile, Reese teaches Lois how to ride a bike and Malcolm and Dewey find their new favorite pastime of sleeping. | | Guest Stars: Gary Anthony Williams (1) as Abe Kenarban, Alex Morris as Trey, Edward James Gage as Brian, Jonathan Craig Williams as Steve, Dan Martin (1) as Malik, Paul Rae as Cop, Michaela Watkins as Receptionist, Scott Director as Customer, Danny Chambers (1) as Man At Alley | Director: Steve Love
Writer: Jay Kogen | | | |
| 147 :07x18 - Bomb Shelter (Apr/02/2006) | | Malcolm joins a dancing class to impress a girl, but starts to regret it when Dick, a rival student, challenges him to a dance-off. Meanwhile, Hal discovers an underground bachelor pad. | | Guest Stars: Sonya Eddy as Mabel, Suzie Pollard as Hannah, Mark DeCarlo as Announcer, Sandra Purpuro as Miss Zieger, Fernando Jimenez as Cell-Phone Guy, Darryl Henriques as Oven Guy, Kevin Donohoe (1) as Girl's Boyfriend, Andrea Silvers as Girl Contestant, Wendy Worthington as Cheryl, Lynsey Bartilson as Danielle, Ryan Raftery as Dick | Director: Matthew Carlson
Writer: Rob Ulin | | | | | | | | | |
| 150 :07x21 - Morp (Apr/23/2006) | | Reese gets paid to take a girl named Janice to the prom, but only after she gives him a makeover. Malcolm and the unpopular kids untie and make their own party during the prom called, "Morp". | | Guest Stars: Caitlin Crosby as Kelly, Amy Halloran as Carla, Scarlett Lam as Jeanie, Shanna Collins as Shana, Kate Micucci as Heather, Adam Rose as Ken, Samantha Streets as Anna, Nikki Boyer as Pedicurist, Jozef Fahey as Mike, Eddie Pepitone as Homeless Nick, Evan Sabara as Kid In Locker | Director: David D'Ovidio
Writer: Gary Murphy (1) | | | |
| 151 :07x22 - Graduation (May/14/2006) | | Recently elected valedictorian of his graduating class, Malcolm struggles with his speech, but Lois refuses to hear his complaints and reveals her plans for him to become President of the United States. Meanwhile, Reese will do anything to get a permanent job as the high school janitor, even concocting the most disgusting mess of all time, which explodes all over the family. At home, Hal struggles with Malcolm's Harvard tuition and Francis lands a "real" job working 9 to 5 in a cubicle and enjoys every minute of it. Grandma Ida returns for the family festivities, and they all bid farewell to Malcolm when he leaves for college. | | Guest Stars: Emy Coligado as Piama Tananahaakna Wilkerson, David Anthony Higgins as Craig Feldspar, Lamont Thompson as Cedric Hampton, Steve Vinovich as Principal, Raymond O'Connor as Al, Noah Matthews (1) as Young Malcolm, Cloris Leachman as Ida, Craig Lamar Traylor as Stevie Kenarban | Director: Linwood Boomer
Writer: Michael Glouberman | | | |
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