Malcolm in the Middle
06 January 2006, 08:35 PM
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Hi, yes discovered this about three years ago was funny then and i recon has got even better.
Scrubs is another fave comedy of mine as well which ahs get better with age.
Also helps having Sarah Chalke in it - Woooof!
Scrubs is another fave comedy of mine as well which ahs get better with age.
Also helps having Sarah Chalke in it - Woooof!
06 January 2006, 08:40 PM
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I love Malcolm in the Middle and so does my daughter. It's one of the programmes I stop on Sky one for, (the others being Futurama and the Simpsons.)
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06 January 2006, 10:01 PM
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Originally Posted by ALi-B
(cue someone mentioning "married with Children" as the daddy for this theme of show....but that was never funny - ever! )
Bundy, Peg, and Pumpkin were tops.... 
Oh yes, the teenage kid as well. The forerunner of Malcolm???
06 January 2006, 11:36 PM
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Yep love it. Shame all the episodes seem to be in no particular order.
Rees/reece is my fave character. We were pissing ourselves with laughter last night at the one where his dad sleep walks even though weve seen it before.
Oliver Beene is also worth a watch. Not the same relentless comedy but very good effort and a nice alternative.
Simon.
Rees/reece is my fave character. We were pissing ourselves with laughter last night at the one where his dad sleep walks even though weve seen it before.
Oliver Beene is also worth a watch. Not the same relentless comedy but very good effort and a nice alternative.
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06 January 2006, 11:38 PM
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did'nt this use to be on BBC 2 around about 6:30pm (before the Simpsons moved to Channel 4)....?
Managed to make me laugh after getting in from a stressful day at work
Managed to make me laugh after getting in from a stressful day at work
07 January 2006, 08:43 AM
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IMO, the American comedies we're geting now, (about 4 years out of date?) beat most recent British stuff. I get into bother with the wife for watching them endlessly
Mind you, she'll watch episode after episode of someone doing up someoner else's house, garden, etc
My fave comedies, in no particular order, are:
Married with Children,
Eight simple rules for dating my daughter,
Malcolm in the middle,
Just Shoot Me,
Spin City,
and a blast from the past "Taxi"
Can't agree about Malcolm's mum though: I think she's a cross-eyed dog!
And has anyone else noticed how the fist three have extremely useless fathers?
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Mind you, she'll watch episode after episode of someone doing up someoner else's house, garden, etc
My fave comedies, in no particular order, are:
Married with Children,
Eight simple rules for dating my daughter,
Malcolm in the middle,
Just Shoot Me,
Spin City,
and a blast from the past "Taxi"
Can't agree about Malcolm's mum though: I think she's a cross-eyed dog!
And has anyone else noticed how the fist three have extremely useless fathers?
Alcazar
07 January 2006, 08:47 AM
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We've been after the DVD box sets of Malcolm, but we've been disappointed to learn that they might not be releasing any of the series after series one.
Something to do with copyright of the incidental music played in the various episodes.
****!
Something to do with copyright of the incidental music played in the various episodes.
****!
which one..?
17 February 2006, 10:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Ian_S
Very funny, best one I have seen is the recent one from the new series where reece thinks he is going to china
17 February 2006, 10:08 PM
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Originally Posted by Clarebabes
I love Malcolm in the Middle and so does my daughter. It's one of the programmes I stop on Sky one for, (the others being Futurama and the Simpsons.)
all great programmes
i never hear anyone ever talk about malcolm in the middle usually
17 February 2006, 10:12 PM
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I agree that it is a great show but I don't get to see it too often. One that I did like was when the "Mom" had her kidney removed to donate to her sister -she didn't want it!
Did anyone watch the pile of tosh which is called "V" tonight? Gawd that that brought back a lot of memories!
K.
Did anyone watch the pile of tosh which is called "V" tonight? Gawd that that brought back a lot of memories!
K.
17 February 2006, 10:17 PM
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Originally Posted by Ken 275
I agree that it is a great show but I don't get to see it too often. One that I did like was when the "Mom" had her kidney removed to donate to her sister -she didn't want it!
Did anyone watch the pile of tosh which is called "V" tonight? Gawd that that brought back a lot of memories!
K.
Did anyone watch the pile of tosh which is called "V" tonight? Gawd that that brought back a lot of memories!
K.
**** I missed it
used to love that,not sure if I would still though
18 February 2006, 10:24 AM
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I'm one of those blokes who doesnt laugh out loud at stuff on the tele- but an episode where Reece starting living with the local dogs!! PMSL
19 February 2006, 09:12 AM
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Love malcolm, and love the fact they've kept the same characters since series one, not many long running shows can boast that
Does anyone remember reece's ultimate dare? he tied a hose pipe from the fire hydrant to himself, and tried to jump the car on his bike, using the hose pressure as jet propulsion When his dad gets home, he's pinned to a tree, with his pants round his ankles, and dad just walks past, shaking his head class!
chris.
ps, check out THE IT CROWD ch4 fridays, very good
Does anyone remember reece's ultimate dare? he tied a hose pipe from the fire hydrant to himself, and tried to jump the car on his bike, using the hose pressure as jet propulsion
When his dad gets home, he's pinned to a tree, with his pants round his ankles, and dad just walks past, shaking his head class! chris.
ps, check out THE IT CROWD ch4 fridays, very good
20 February 2006, 08:31 AM
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Originally Posted by cw42
Love malcolm, and love the fact they've kept the same characters since series one, not many long running shows can boast that
Does anyone remember reece's ultimate dare? he tied a hose pipe from the fire hydrant to himself, and tried to jump the car on his bike, using the hose pressure as jet propulsion When his dad gets home, he's pinned to a tree, with his pants round his ankles, and dad just walks past, shaking his head class!
chris.
ps, check out THE IT CROWD ch4 fridays, very good
Does anyone remember reece's ultimate dare? he tied a hose pipe from the fire hydrant to himself, and tried to jump the car on his bike, using the hose pressure as jet propulsion
When his dad gets home, he's pinned to a tree, with his pants round his ankles, and dad just walks past, shaking his head class! chris.
ps, check out THE IT CROWD ch4 fridays, very good