“Malcolm in the Middle” is getting a four-episode revival on Disney+. Frankie Muniz, Bryan Cranston and Jane Kaczmarek will reprise their roles. Erik Per Sullivan will not return as Dewey.

On Wednesday, March 26, Per Sullivan, 33, who played Dewey on Malcolm in the Middle from 2000 to 2006, was photographed grabbing a coffee in Boston while wearing a brown coat, a newsboy cap ...

Malcolm in the Middle is returning without Erik Per Sullivan — but where is the former child star now? After Disney+ picked up a revival series for Malcolm in the Middle, Variety confirmed on ...

Popular US sitcom Malcolm in the Middle is set to return for a four-episode special on Disney+ - but with one notable absentee. Erik Per Sullivan, who played Malcolm's younger brother Dewey ...

The “Malcolm in the Middle” revival is bringing back some familiar faces and a few new ones — and making one major casting change. However, Erik Per Sullivan will officially not be returning ...

Malcolm Greene, a freshman at The Greene School, is the captain and No. 1 singles tennis player. Greene is dedicated to his team and follows a strict no-sugar diet inspired by Novak Djokovic.

The Malcolm in the Middle revival is set to begin filming in Vancouver in the next few weeks, with one major change from the cast of the original series. Frankie Muniz is set to reprise the title ...

It’s been 19 years since the beloved sitcom Malcolm in the Middle ended (Picture: 20thC.Fox/Everett/Rex Features/Shutterstock) Malcolm in the Middle fans have been treated to some major news ...

Malcolm Turnbull has renewed his attacks on Donald Trump but this time has warned that US Vice President JD Vance could give Western allies more to fear in the future. The former prime minister ...

The actor has also skipped out on Malcolm in the Middle reunions over the years. Erik Per Sullivan (left) with Frankie Muniz in Malcolm in the Middle. Kaczmarek, who played mother Lois on the hit ...

Dr Joshua Black is a former Palace Letters Fellow at the Whitlam Institute within Western Sydney University, and a member of the University of Melbourne's Malcolm Fraser Reference Group.