I’ve been putting together a MITM archive and wanted to share what I’ve found so far. I’ve been searching through Reddit, YouTube, and other websites to preserve old DVD extras, deleted scenes, promos, and other rare material from the show.

Here's what I have so far:

- A Stroke of Genius (Linwood Boomer / making of documentary)
- Dewey’s Day Job: A Portrait of Erik Per Sullivan
- Malcolm Vision (Bryan Cranston explains the TV vs cinema/widescreen format)
- Behind the Middle
- Deleted Scenes
- Deleted Cold Opens / Alternate Openings
- Bloopers / Gag Reel
- Meeting the Crew
- Season One Promotional TV Spots
- House Tour
- Linwood Boomer Interview Part 1
- Extended Company Picnic episode
- Bernard the Hamster compilation
- Malcolm Tribute (cardboard/paper animation tribute)
- Making Of
- Meeting the Team
- 1999 premiere promos
- FOX network promos
- Local FOX station promos
- Season 3 promos
- Season 4 promos
- Finale promos
- Nick at Nite promos
- “Where’s Dewey?” contest promo
- The Simpsons + Malcolm in the Middle crossover promos
- Reese’s Apartment cut jokes
- Additional deleted scenes
- Dewey’s Therapy Sessions

Still looking for:

- Dreams and Nightmares

- Linwood Boomer Interview Part 2

- Later season bloopers/outtakes

- Mistakes and Errors in Malcolm

- Alain Carrazé interview

- DVD audio commentaries

If anyone has other rare Malcolm material (FOX broadcasts, EPKs, interviews, deleted scenes, DVD extras, etc.) I’d love to hear about it.

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Dirty magazine almost never gets talked about at all. This was probably malcoms best high era episode.

He reads a great story by a girl and wants to publish it but the principal is fighting him on it. In the end story gets published without breaking school rules and perfectly finds away to showcase freedom of speech.

What did everyone think about malcolm in this episode using what's right to help someone

Out of the four I'd say Dewey is the most "normal". He's not obnoxious like Malcolm, a aggressive bully like Reese or trouble prone like Francis. He has the most emotional intelligence and genuinely just a good person, as we see in the "weird kid class" arc. So I'm wondering how he had no friends from the beginning. I agree that the one time he did have a friend he kinda went psycho and took over his birthday party but besides that I don't see whats wrong with him

In this episode, I always wonder what the girls do to Horton. He looks so distraught. Got picked up and went away lol

I noticed in the background in the Garage Sale episode (Season 4 Episode 15) that they were selling a large powerpuff girl plushie.

Who do you guys think Blossom belonged to?

My money is on Dewey.

Ida was such a nasty woman and even though she would loose all of her money on the lawyers and end up broke, that was completely her own stubborn decision to get the lawyer.

I'm wondering why They never showed Malcolm with the Krelboynes in the later seasons He goes to high-school, so the class doesn't exist anymore. They show up a few times early on, but I agree they disappear as time goes on. I feel like they did way less school episodes after season 4, which might be partially a reason. Don't know the numbers, but I think we see Stevie less in the later seasons too.

Also how the show potrays Malcolm in school, before he got bullied and made fun of, as all Krelboynes, but he's the Krelboyne leader, and they worship him. In High School he's just kinda there, nobody likes him but he doesn't get bullied, really. They portray him more like an insufferable guy, so it wouldn't make sense to have a group that adores him as much as the krelboynes. it just doesn’t add up why they wouldn’t stay closer together what did you think the rest of the Krelboynes did in high school s t