#Malcom in the middle free#
Dewey then begins to feel lonely, as he believes that the nuclear option represented the bond he had with Malcolm and Reese, but comes to realize that he needs to do it because Jamie deserves to have the childhood they never got, one free of threats.Īt the house Lois is on the phone with Susan telling her that Ida bullied her into giving her the last ticket for Malcolm and Reese's graduation because she shoved a severed pig's head down their chimney the last time Lois stood up to her. Dewey always knew that the day would come but thought both of them would be dead, but it still feels great either way. Reese decides Dewey should destroy it since Dewey will now be the oldest of his brothers still living at home. Malcolm states that they although they were proud of it at the time over time they realized how shameful they were and now they can get rid of it. How none of them could push anyone to a point where they had nothing to lose or they just pull the trigger and destroy all of them. Malcolm tells Stevie that no matter how badly they screwed each other over there was always a limit. Stevie asks about the nuclear option and Malcolm explains that it was evidence of the worst thing they ever did: fake an X-ray of Lois having cancer to sneak away with poor grades in elementary school. Malcolm reassures him it will, just then Reese suddenly realizes now that him and Malcolm are leaving home, he and his brothers can now get rid of their "nuclear option" causing Malcolm and Dewey to join him in getting their keys. Reese wonders if moving out and being independent will change him and asks if he’ll gain a British accent. Abe understands before Stevie asks him to leave for oversharing. Abe is there as well and reflects on past endeavours before Malcolm reminds him that Stevie is there to help Malcolm write his valedictory speech. Dewey admits that although he will finally have his own bed, the room will feel empty without his brothers. In the boys' bedroom, Malcolm, Reese, Dewey and Stevie reminisce about all the times they've had in their room and now that Reese and Malcolm are leaving home and Stevie is moving on they will no longer have them together. Reese reminds Craig that they won't be roommates for another two weeks, Lois aggressively emphasizes that Reese has exactly twelve days left in the house and that the second he graduates from high school he is out of his parents' house forever and into Craig's. Meanwhile, Reese is moving in with Craig. Malcolm struggles with his valedictorian speech, Hal finds out that the family may not have enough money to send Malcolm to college. Reese reminds him he will be the assistant janitor and it’ll be all mop and no paperwork. Malcolm asks Reese if he doesn’t think it’s a little bit sad to become a janitor at his old high school. Reese comments on how Malcolm being such a genius is worrying about his future while he is set for life.
Lois informs Hal that they’re still 5000 dollars short. Malcolm explains that he got accepted into Harvard and although they have no idea how they’re gonna pay for it they’ve gotta find a way because its his dream school since it’s 2000 miles away from his mom. In the kitchen, Hal and Lois prepare all their money and paperwork for Malcolm. Hal gets shocked making the boys laugh while Lois sighs in annoyance. Lois tells Hal to call a repairman but he refuses claiming he can fix the television himself revealing the boys are actually entertained by watching their father's attempts to fix the television. In the cold opening, all the boys sit on the couch watching something when Reese returns with a bowl of popcorn asking what he missed. Hal is having trouble, looking for a monetary way to cover for Malcolm's college plan. Reese is also graduating and looking to get a job as a janitor at North High School.
#Malcom in the middle series#
In the series finale, Malcolm has been accepted into Harvard and is getting prepared for his graduation of North High School.
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