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Krelboyne Picnic

Episode aired Mar 12, 2000
TV-PG
23m

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8.3/10

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Frankie Muniz in Malcolm in the Middle (2000)

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The family have to go to the Krelboyne class picnic. Malcolm doesn't want to go because he has to do an act and doesn't want to look bad in front of his family especially Francis who is home... Read allThe family have to go to the Krelboyne class picnic. Malcolm doesn't want to go because he has to do an act and doesn't want to look bad in front of his family especially Francis who is home for the weekend. Francis promises to get Malcolm out of doing his act but meets a girl at... Read allThe family have to go to the Krelboyne class picnic. Malcolm doesn't want to go because he has to do an act and doesn't want to look bad in front of his family especially Francis who is home for the weekend. Francis promises to get Malcolm out of doing his act but meets a girl at the picnic and no longer wants to leave. Lois tries to fit in with the other parents unsu... Read all

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Justin Berfield and Erik Per Sullivan in Malcolm in the Middle (2000)

Frankie Muniz and Justin Berfield in Malcolm in the Middle (2000)

Christopher Masterson in Malcolm in the Middle (2000)

Christopher Masterson and Kristin Quick in Malcolm in the Middle (2000)

Justin Berfield in Malcolm in the Middle (2000)

Frankie Muniz and Christopher Masterson in Malcolm in the Middle (2000)

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Trivia
This is the first time we meet the Krelboynes Lloyd (Evan Matthew Cohen) and Dabney (Kyle Sullivan).

Goofs
When Malcolm gives Caroline the hamburger she eats nearly 2/3 of it but then when they show her eating it again there is only a bit of it gone.

Quotes
Malcolm: In the wrong hands, these chemicals could make a really powerful stink bomb. My hands look wrong enough.

Soundtracks
African Culture
Written by Jim Jacobsen (as James Williamson)
Performed by Jim Jacobsen

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Featured review

9/10

Great Episode

Very funny episode. Like in the classic malcolm style we have all the characters living through their own story while all at the same place.

I especially loved the "Reese" sidestoy, a harmless little analogy to modern dating preferences, nice acting. On the other hand te "Hal" sidestory was a little underdeveloped I was hoping for a nicer wrapup. I also have to applaud the ending. Such a warmhearted family moment was just amazing. For me, one of the top 10 epsiodes.

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