Frankie Muniz

Malcolm in the Middle Returns in 4-Episode Revival

At a Glance

  • Trailer released Dec. 29, showing Frankie Muniz as Malcolm.
  • Revival title: Malcolm in the Middle: Life’s Still Unfair.
  • Four-episode series drops April 10 2026 on Hulu and Disney+ bundle.

Why it matters: Fans get the original cast back, new characters, and a fresh story after 20 years.

The long-awaited revival of Malcolm in the Middle has just dropped its first trailer, revealing that the mischievous genius is back on screen after more than a decade away. The new series, titled Malcolm in the Middle: Life’s Still Unfair, will reunite the original cast and introduce a fresh generation of family members.

What the Revival Is About

The trailer shows Frankie Muniz as Malcolm declaring, “My life is fantastic now. All I had to do is stay away from my family.”

Malcolm said:

> “My life is fantastic now. All I had to do is stay away from my family.”

The plot follows Malcolm after a decade of hiding, as his parents insist he attends their 40th-anniversary party.

Cast and Characters

  • Frankie Muniz – Malcolm
  • Jane Kaczmarek – Lois
  • Bryan Cranston – Hal
  • Chris Kennedy Masterson – Francis
  • Justin Berfield – Reese
  • Emy Coligado – Piama (Francis’ wife)
  • Caleb Ellsworth-Clark – Dewy
  • Keeley Karsten – Leah (Malcolm’s daughter)
  • Vaughan Murrae – Kelly (Malcolm’s youngest sibling)
  • Kiana Madeira – Tristan (Malcolm’s girlfriend)

Release Details

Episodes Release Date Platforms
4 April 10 2026 Hulu, Disney+ bundle

All 151 original episodes are available on the same streaming services.

Key Takeaways

  • The revival reunites the original cast for a four-episode arc.
  • New family members and a new storyline bring fresh dynamics.
  • The series premieres April 10 2026 on Hulu and Disney+ for bundle subscribers.
Table lists Malcolm in the Middle revival cast with names above photos and subtle sitcom TV screen corners creating vibe.

The revival marks a nostalgic return for fans and a new chapter for the beloved family.

This story first appeared on News Of Philadelphia.

Author

  • I’m Sarah L. Montgomery, a political and government affairs journalist with a strong focus on public policy, elections, and institutional accountability.

    Sarah L. Montgomery is a Senior Correspondent for News of Philadelphia, covering city government, housing policy, and neighborhood development. A Temple journalism graduate, she’s known for investigative reporting that turns public records and data into real-world impact for Philadelphia communities.

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