Most cadets do, if you have a mom worth fearing. Best way to judge is how good the cookies are. If they taste like heaven on earth, run to the nearest bunker.
A lot of parents are like that, they get upset but change the subject similar to that to show they are sorry but don’t want to admit to it. Usually both the parent and kid know to move on from the argument
I literally used to have in my memory that Francis was just played by Aaron Paul and that there’s been a kind of long acting legacy between the two since malcom in the middle
@@asteitur777 being the youngest means you get away with anything, if I hit my older brother when we were wee he would get the blame for it, you'll notice Dewey never gets a row for anything
U wanna know something reese was actually 14 and malcolm was 15 Dewey was 9 the didn't want reese in middle so they actually put malcolm and reese look older anyway
I like how Francis’s fellow cadets were really interested in hearing about his phone call with malcom about standing against Lois for the dress and stuff lol
Francis had the best character development on the show up to a point. He started out as a delinquent and ended up a rather responsible adult. Each of his experiences, no matter how terrible, was integral towards his growth. At home, his friends and brothers encourage his irresponsibility and stubborn rebellion, and he takes his screaming matches with Lois as victories. But the military academy and Spangler represented the harsh truth of life that it doesn't care how much you whine or scream at it. Alaska and Lavernia represented the unstoppable nature of life, and that fighting against it is futile. Otto and the farm represented the responsibilities of life, and in a place where nobody was stepping up, he had to take charge. Ultimately, the writers didn't know how to progress further and they stumbled him around after abruptly making him mess up with Otto and get fired. They really regressed him back to wanting to blame everything on everybody else, making excuses for himself, even though Ranch Francis was properly matured.
Francis wasn't supposed to be fired in season 6, but rather stay in New Mexico. He and Otto were supposed to have more adventures around the ranch. The only reason for Francis' firing in Hal's Christmas Gift was because Kenneth Mars who played Otto, was suffering from Pancreatic Cancer in 2006. Thus, he was unable to reprise his role and retired. Which is sad since I liked him in being the cheery, kind, albeit careless boss to Francis' newfound maturity and being a responsible adult.
D33Y4 yes all true, I think they just ran out of ideas for Francis, I wish he had stayed with Auto and Grechin as they were great side characters who added to the comedy. It was after he left the ranch that his character started regressing and not developing anymore. Plus the reason he even left the ranch didn’t add up to his or Auto’s character.
ladyfire44 thanks for that info, I wish Otto could have stayed on as a character because like Stevy and his dad as well as the rest of Hal’s poker buddies they greatly added to the comedy. Francis didn’t have many good stories after Otto had to be written out.
Honestly I hated that they screwed over his character at the end. There was no reason to butcher his character development and make him regress to his season 1 counterpart.
@@offlineterminated Fracis at the ranch shows what it means to truly grow up. It's extremely relatable, because that's how life goes for most people who don't pursue higher education. You start out confused, lured by the amazing offer on some job, Alaska here, then you realize just how much jobs can suck, but you learn to accept it somehow, thinking there isn't a way out because you need the small amount of money to survive. Then you finally stop working there because of some unexpected reason and you find yourself somehow different, feeling free but strange, because to adapt to that crappy job you had to adopt a certain mentality to make it through, not maturity but adaptation, and it's the only way you've known how to live for the "longest" time. But you stop working there and you feel confused but somehow liberated and you find a new job, somewhere with actual responsibilities and where you can at least enjoy parts of it. Where you finally think, this might be it. For most people they'll go through at least 5 jobs, some better paid, but hard, and when you quit and work elsewhere, you realize that it was pretty good, but you weren't mature enough to appreciate it. Some jobs are much easier, the pay is ok, but it's so demeaning to be working there, it's beneath you. But you keep trying, and you suffer all on your own, and you try to make it, you try and get more out of life. You balance money, quality of life, stress and so on. Sadly we didn't see Francis grow up even more after the ranch, he was left unfinished. This turned out insanely long, and not really that connected, but if you read through it, you have my respect and thanks. Cheers for Francis, the average person trying to live life
The final scene in this montage is so heart warming. Hal realising that Francis looks out for all the other problem cadets and his standing-up to tyranny despite the personal consequences he endures for it are the reason for his poor record. The hug and how Hal goes "I understand" get me every time.
Well also just before that he said "you only care about yourself." He knows that's not true. He _does_ care about others. Just shows it by breaking the rules. A chaotic good for sure.
its like as a father, you know your son is an alright guy. like as a father you know he's going to be alright in life. thats all you can really wish for as a dad, for a son that stands up for those weaker than him and that others admire.
Cranston's (Hal's) performance at 46:16 was just perfect You can hear him choking back tears while he talks, which honestly sells his performance. To be fair, his acting was better here in this comedy show compared to him in Breaking Bad 💪
Francis scenes always were always superb, Im stoked Frankie Muniz announced the writers are currently putting together a script for a Malcolm Movie with all the original cast members:0
I loved his story arc in Alaska more probably, he thought he was gonna have a better independent life only to become a slave and tormented by Lavergnia lmao that was the best
@@comcastblows567 Maybe for a character development it was better for him throughout later seasons, sure. But he was still much funnier and cool to watch throughout seasons 1 and 2.
if i recall Jane Kaczmerek eventually regretted the role,despite it being one of if not,THE roll that made her famous... because poeple grew to believe she was as agressive and controlling as the character.
That moment when Hal finally understands his son - that all he has ever done all his life was consistently and tirelessly fight against the people who have been cruel to him and others.
My family used to connect to this show on a such a spiritual level giving as we were all boys with a controlling mom. I still have mad respect for my oldest brother and his word is law 100%. This show really encapsulates my family.
Those last clips of Hal realizing Francis was a good man at heart made me tear up. He may be a screw up, but the man would throw himself in front of a bus for you in a heartbeat.
watching those malcolm in the middle comps, makes my heart feel nostalgia. It was so cool to watch that series after school etc. Malcolm was a very very great show even for up to now standarts... really miss those times. That series was an important part of my childhood =)
Watching this and you realize this is a character study of how Francis is in fact a natural leader and tactical genius.... Just with a streak of ADHD and bullheaded stubbornness xDDD
he was my childhood crush in elementary school. now i'm 18 and i still understand why i felt this way. he always had the most adorable and charming face, especially when he was smiling. irresistible, great and funny character.
"you will never amount to anything. why can't you just apply yourself? do you enjoy seeing me suffer, is that what this is?" way above Jigsaw-style torture
I started this show sometime during the 3rd season or so and I remember finding it so odd a dynamic that Francis was written to be this isolated character from the get go, always separated and doing his own thing. Almost never actually on the same screen as the rest of the family only interacting through phone calls except on really rare occasions. I assumed he was actually sent to Military School during one of the season finales or something but no he was always like this and they somehow make it work so well. Every time he interacts with the rest of the family it has this sense of familiarity that's feels like he truly knew them forever and never left them.
Lots of shows have A and B plot lines to keep the audience from being bored. I think having Francis have independent plot lines, occasionally intersecting with the family's plot lines, were a lot of fun.
This probably won't happen but I would love to see a whole video on Fancis's journey, not just the phone call advice cameos that don't involve him in a side storyline in his area. In Marlon Academy, going back home to leave for Alaska, meeting Piama, then going to the Ranch and then in the apartment near his family getting a job after being fired from the Ranch. This is like a big head start for the beginning.
I swear the last scene between hal & francis brought me to tears. I know it's just a show but hal was so proud because francis is such a good person who will fight for those who need help.
Honestly you couldn't have ended on a better clip, Francis may have lots of problems and cause lots of them but he always stands up for people when there is abuse of power and injustices involved.
"The one good thing about a head injury, there's a good chance I won't remember any of this." And now we know why, Frankie Muniz remembers absolutely nothing about being on the show
41:03 to 43:10 is exactly what it's like living with ADHD. "Okay now I'm studying hard, for real. Concentration mode engaged." *30 seconds later* "Oh wow, the plaster in the wall next to me almost looks like a person's face when the light hits it at the right angle. I wonder if there are more in this room." ... I just realized that as I'm writing this comment, I'm over 40 minutes into a video after getting distracted from another video, after getting distracted from learning how to use blender, which distracted me from when I planned to mow the lawn three hours ago. Jesus Christ this show is the most relatable thing ever.
One of my favorite all-time lines from the show probably my favorite all time sequence of lines from the show if you will "Uh oh!" "What?" "Its TOO clean." "Youre right... they'll never buy it."😂🤣😂🤣
She is callous. Down to her core (and she even admits it when she hunts down the girls that humiliated Reese), she has some of her mother's craziness and passed it down to her sons. She's also incredibly stubborn about everything, but she does love her kids. She is the backbone where Hal isn't.
goddamn that show was one of the best things to watch after school when i was 14,15, good memories, and i remember re-watching it fully in 2015 and yeah still good, one of the best shows ever
It's so funny how your perspective and view changed as you get older. By that I mean these kids look so young compared to when I was first watching it as a teen. Francis always looked older when I was just a teen watching. Now watching at 33 he looks like a kid too lol.
My cousin was my families Francis, got sent away multiple times for causing trouble and smoking weed. Always was known around the community as the troublemaker but at the same time nobody messed with him, and in turn nobody messed with me either. He walked so I could fly when it came to getting away with things but at the same time he caused us so many problems and hardships. We grew up like brothers pretty much so every time I watch scenes of Francis it reminds me of him.
I just loved how all the Cadets ran when they knew Lois was on the phone.
Best
Cadets hate francis’s mum.
@@artist1720 Francis describes Lois like she's a Boogeyman
Most cadets do, if you have a mom worth fearing. Best way to judge is how good the cookies are. If they taste like heaven on earth, run to the nearest bunker.
when one of the guys at the reunion goes "SHE WAS REAL?" and procceds to escape lol.
“The one good thing about a head injury, there’s a good chance I won’t remember any of this”
Poor Frankie Muniz
Its okay, he's doing great... I'm actually really happy for him
Beat me to it! XD
He’s rewatched it all again
Them feels. As if it was foretold. Fuck.
darkjigoo yep he predicted it
"Did you get the cookies I sent you?"
"Yeah they were great"
Yeah I loved that part.
Shows Lois cared
So we coulda had Walt and Jesse not in breaking bad
Oof
A lot of parents are like that, they get upset but change the subject similar to that to show they are sorry but don’t want to admit to it. Usually both the parent and kid know to move on from the argument
Fun fact: Aaron Paul auditioned for Francis. That alternate ending to Breaking Bad could've been way more meta...
And Chris Masterson, the score who plays Francis, was up to play Will Turner on POTC, but Orlando Bloom won the part, he would have been great.
If Aaron Paul was Francis, then all of Francis's quotes would end with "Bitch!"
I literally used to have in my memory that Francis was just played by Aaron Paul and that there’s been a kind of long acting legacy between the two since malcom in the middle
@Ryan Akwar To be fair, Jesse is supposed to be 17 throughout Breaking Bad, so Frankie would have actually been more fitting in that regard.
@@Deathlygunn Jesse graduated from walts class years prior
Being the oldest brother Francis is a inspiration to all eldest brothers.
You are right. But im the youngest in my family of 8 sooo that suck
@@asteitur777 being the youngest means you get away with anything, if I hit my older brother when we were wee he would get the blame for it, you'll notice Dewey never gets a row for anything
Yes I'm Francis lol expect not military school
@@asteitur777 I'm the youngest of 3
markus maybe "Being an elder brother, Francis is an inspiration to all elder brothers"
the chemistry between the actors in this show is so incredible.
Seriously, even the extras in this show are top notch 😂
Perfect casting all around the board
I think the times when Hal has a heart to heart with Francis, like at 38:00 and the ending, are peak acting in this show.
Lois and Hal are MY mom and dad
This show is one of the goats😊
I forgot how young they were when they started this
Dewey: 7
Reese: 9-12
Malcolm: 9-11
U wanna know something reese was actually 14 and malcolm was 15 Dewey was 9 the didn't want reese in middle so they actually put malcolm and reese look older anyway
@@socialnorm3295 9/11
@MarlaMayte Montano Rivera im sure the millions of money helps
@@mariamcginley9490 Reese just two months younger than Malcolm so they're kinda same age
I love how blindly Malcom adores his older brother
"that wasn't even our Car!"
😂😂😂😂
They all idolized him. It was one of the things the boys agreed on.
He sold the “MOM PLEASE LET ME COME HOME” part perfectly
"I want to be warm again"
"Its not like it was even our car!"
My favourite line ever
Francis took Eric's Vista Cruiser out for a joyride.
Francais talking to his dad... '' And I know I dont deserve another chance'' or whatever he said hahaha.
I always used to think he was related to neil patrick harris
He looks just like Neil
he is related to Hyde from That 70's Show though, they're half brothers iirc
I thought he was neil patrick harris
They do look alike
I thought it was him
I like how Francis’s fellow cadets were really interested in hearing about his phone call with malcom about standing against Lois for the dress and stuff lol
I like how they all just scattered when she found out like they were the ones about to get busted.
AA❤op de@@therealwilldalbey
Francis had the best character development on the show up to a point. He started out as a delinquent and ended up a rather responsible adult. Each of his experiences, no matter how terrible, was integral towards his growth. At home, his friends and brothers encourage his irresponsibility and stubborn rebellion, and he takes his screaming matches with Lois as victories.
But the military academy and Spangler represented the harsh truth of life that it doesn't care how much you whine or scream at it. Alaska and Lavernia represented the unstoppable nature of life, and that fighting against it is futile. Otto and the farm represented the responsibilities of life, and in a place where nobody was stepping up, he had to take charge.
Ultimately, the writers didn't know how to progress further and they stumbled him around after abruptly making him mess up with Otto and get fired. They really regressed him back to wanting to blame everything on everybody else, making excuses for himself, even though Ranch Francis was properly matured.
Francis wasn't supposed to be fired in season 6, but rather stay in New Mexico. He and Otto were supposed to have more adventures around the ranch. The only reason for Francis' firing in Hal's Christmas Gift was because Kenneth Mars who played Otto, was suffering from Pancreatic Cancer in 2006. Thus, he was unable to reprise his role and retired. Which is sad since I liked him in being the cheery, kind, albeit careless boss to Francis' newfound maturity and being a responsible adult.
D33Y4 yes all true, I think they just ran out of ideas for Francis, I wish he had stayed with Auto and Grechin as they were great side characters who added to the comedy. It was after he left the ranch that his character started regressing and not developing anymore. Plus the reason he even left the ranch didn’t add up to his or Auto’s character.
ladyfire44 thanks for that info, I wish Otto could have stayed on as a character because like Stevy and his dad as well as the rest of Hal’s poker buddies they greatly added to the comedy. Francis didn’t have many good stories after Otto had to be written out.
Honestly I hated that they screwed over his character at the end. There was no reason to butcher his character development and make him regress to his season 1 counterpart.
@@offlineterminated Fracis at the ranch shows what it means to truly grow up. It's extremely relatable, because that's how life goes for most people who don't pursue higher education.
You start out confused, lured by the amazing offer on some job, Alaska here, then you realize just how much jobs can suck, but you learn to accept it somehow, thinking there isn't a way out because you need the small amount of money to survive. Then you finally stop working there because of some unexpected reason and you find yourself somehow different, feeling free but strange, because to adapt to that crappy job you had to adopt a certain mentality to make it through, not maturity but adaptation, and it's the only way you've known how to live for the "longest" time.
But you stop working there and you feel confused but somehow liberated and you find a new job, somewhere with actual responsibilities and where you can at least enjoy parts of it. Where you finally think, this might be it.
For most people they'll go through at least 5 jobs, some better paid, but hard, and when you quit and work elsewhere, you realize that it was pretty good, but you weren't mature enough to appreciate it.
Some jobs are much easier, the pay is ok, but it's so demeaning to be working there, it's beneath you.
But you keep trying, and you suffer all on your own, and you try to make it, you try and get more out of life. You balance money, quality of life, stress and so on.
Sadly we didn't see Francis grow up even more after the ranch, he was left unfinished.
This turned out insanely long, and not really that connected, but if you read through it, you have my respect and thanks.
Cheers for Francis, the average person trying to live life
Francis: "It's too arbitrary. It's unreasonable"
Malcolm: "It's mom!"
This is my favorite lol. Well done.
It’s true
Okay let’s clean up
Gdeam, i read your comment as they said it, perfect timing 😂
Francis was literally the only brother who wasn't a complete social outcast and actually got girls lol
He was also the dumbest
@@johnLennon255 No he wasn't. Reese was easily the dumbest
@@studmuffin3264 yeah the way francis is able to strategize his way out of trouble is pretty smart at times
I'm pretty sure Malcolm had two girlfriends
@@jdantas6612 Yeah Malcolm was somewhat cool for a very short time
I love how he grew up over the course of the show. It's the kind of character development you don't usually get in a sitcom.
His character technically regressed, but at least the development he had was still mostly there. You could still feel it in season 7.
I was disappointed that after he lost his job at the ranch that he regressed so much.
@@jenniferlawless3565 but he has good job he most likely end up like Hal n Lois tbh mabey ah lil beeter
The running gag of Spangler repeatedly losing body parts is absolute gold. 😂
Made me sad tbh
Actually kinda sad considering the actor who portrayed him was diabetic and required amputations as a result.
I felt so bad when he lost his other arm. Francis' fault tho.
Francis was so well spoken, it’s insane
They were all very smart in there own way
@@raqui174 yeah. this is a family of geniuses
All the brothers were well spoken.
The final scene in this montage is so heart warming. Hal realising that Francis looks out for all the other problem cadets and his standing-up to tyranny despite the personal consequences he endures for it are the reason for his poor record. The hug and how Hal goes "I understand" get me every time.
Well also just before that he said "you only care about yourself." He knows that's not true. He _does_ care about others. Just shows it by breaking the rules. A chaotic good for sure.
its like as a father, you know your son is an alright guy. like as a father you know he's going to be alright in life. thats all you can really wish for as a dad, for a son that stands up for those weaker than him and that others admire.
Cranston's (Hal's) performance at 46:16 was just perfect
You can hear him choking back tears while he talks, which honestly sells his performance. To be fair, his acting was better here in this comedy show compared to him in Breaking Bad 💪
“United against who?”
“My mom.”
“Nice!”
Fun fact. The actor who played Francis is the brother of the actor who played Hyde in That 70's Show
Negan Cool.
I can see the resemblance.
Whenever Fancis is yelling he really does sound like Danny Masterson and I can't unhear it.
No he isn't
Walter white Look it up.
I love how Hal covers for Francis on instinct
That 1st born son bit is real.
I insist on sending you my fake fish!!! xD
Facebonez
Parents should NEVER lie for their children.
@@Celisar1 never say never...
STFU2142
Then let me add: outside of life- death- situations parents should never lie for their children.
“Cats ate her face” and “Familiarity breeds contempt, cadet” both had me dying 😂
I just understood "cancer in her face"
Francis: it’s too arbitrary, it’s unreasonable
Malcom: ITS MOM
Francis: *sudden face of horror*
Hey practicly the same line got their dad to shut up about stealing, including money from the church😂
“Man that’s brutal... is there anything we can do to cheer you up?”
Francis: “Do you have any more pictures of your sister?” 😂😂😂
Francis scenes always were always superb, Im stoked Frankie Muniz announced the writers are currently putting together a script for a Malcolm Movie with all the original cast members:0
Are you serious?
@@CandyFlip177 yeah, I saw it on a RUclips video and ppl. were talking about it on Instagram
Would appreciate some kind of a rebirth!
Send info I’m so excited if true
@Chain Edge Malcolm in the Movie? eh. eh!
Ok, I'll shut up.
I love how much you can just feel the 2000's-ness of the early episodes.
Francis was cunning , Malcolm the intelligent, Dewey the gifted, Reese the ruthless
that sums it up pretty well.👌
In a way they were all gifted. Malcom is intelligent, dewey is artistic, reese is a great cook and francis uhm.. yeah idk bout him
@@benanjerris6744 street smart
@@benanjerris6744
Francis had people skills. He could play any system and figure out how tae make it work.
Jamie the dumbass, and baby #6 the extra chromie
"Is there any way we can cheer you up?"
"Do you have any more pictures of your sister?"
lmao
time stamp ?
Lol nice pfp
True fact that no one can deny: He was much funnier in the first few seasons when he was back at the Military School.
I loved his story arc in Alaska more probably, he thought he was gonna have a better independent life only to become a slave and tormented by Lavergnia lmao that was the best
@@comcastblows567 Maybe for a character development it was better for him throughout later seasons, sure. But he was still much funnier and cool to watch throughout seasons 1 and 2.
I forget the actress' name who played the Mom, but man, she made this show lol
As moms tend to do.
If only you were on a device that had the ability to google information
if i recall Jane Kaczmerek eventually regretted the role,despite it being one of if not,THE roll that made her famous...
because poeple grew to believe she was as agressive and controlling as the character.
@@timeland8343 my C64 doesnt have it
Sad she didn't win an Emmy. She made this show.
"Its to arbitrary, its to unreasonable."
"Its MOM"
...... "Okay lets go"
That moment when Hal finally understands his son - that all he has ever done all his life was consistently and tirelessly fight against the people who have been cruel to him and others.
Best character in the show. He was basically the reason why I started liking this show and everytime he is on the screen he is just awesome.
Nah Lois is the best character. But Francis is cool too
Nah definitely Hal
I love how all the cadets are so involved and when Francis noticed Lois is on the phone they all book it lmaooo
There can only be one Francis! He killed that role! Absolute perfection.
fuck yes! this is my favorite sitcom of all Time i used to watch it everyday after school I'm 29 now time goes by fast as 😟
@@River_RejectionMITM was fucking goated I swear, one of the best 2000s sitcoms.
My family used to connect to this show on a such a spiritual level giving as we were all boys with a controlling mom. I still have mad respect for my oldest brother and his word is law 100%. This show really encapsulates my family.
Same except I'm lois😂😂😂
Same except I'm Hal these days
Those last clips of Hal realizing Francis was a good man at heart made me tear up. He may be a screw up, but the man would throw himself in front of a bus for you in a heartbeat.
yeah, its like as a father what more can you hope for?
40:04
Francis has performed the first "yeet"
People need to be told.
watching those malcolm in the middle comps, makes my heart feel nostalgia. It was so cool to watch that series after school etc. Malcolm was a very very great show even for up to now standarts... really miss those times. That series was an important part of my childhood =)
Mwah, my friend. No Homo.
I totally agree! For me it was on Channel 5 around 5/6 PM I believe!
The feels.....
Watching this and you realize this is a character study of how Francis is in fact a natural leader and tactical genius.... Just with a streak of ADHD and bullheaded stubbornness xDDD
Yeah, I can relate to Francis...
Sure, I'm not as charismatic or good looking as the man himself, but I am as irresponsible and lazy as him.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
“Oh no a one-way street, how does that work if I’m driving backwards?
he was my childhood crush in elementary school. now i'm 18 and i still understand why i felt this way. he always had the most adorable and charming face, especially when he was smiling. irresistible, great and funny character.
100% agree
It’s good that Francis’s brothers sees him like the coolest guy on earth, but to adults, they see him as a trouble maker.
I like how she was able to tell he was smoking from the phone
that’s literally how my mom caught me smoking lolol moms just KNOW 💀
Don't inhale or exhale too much with the phone by your mouth. If you do exhale, make it sound like a sigh
Iykyk
"you will never amount to anything. why can't you just apply yourself? do you enjoy seeing me suffer, is that what this is?" way above Jigsaw-style torture
I used to think this was a young Neil Patrick Harris throughout the whole series till I finished and checked out the IMDB
Mr. Cyber ITS NOT WHAT
@@kaei193 I know now but I used to think it legit was they're like twins
Kaei its christopher masterson
I like how he plays the cool brother in this show and his brother plays the cool guy in that 70s show 😂
I keep forgetting he’s not
I started this show sometime during the 3rd season or so and I remember finding it so odd a dynamic that Francis was written to be this isolated character from the get go, always separated and doing his own thing. Almost never actually on the same screen as the rest of the family only interacting through phone calls except on really rare occasions. I assumed he was actually sent to Military School during one of the season finales or something but no he was always like this and they somehow make it work so well. Every time he interacts with the rest of the family it has this sense of familiarity that's feels like he truly knew them forever and never left them.
Lots of shows have A and B plot lines to keep the audience from being bored. I think having Francis have independent plot lines, occasionally intersecting with the family's plot lines, were a lot of fun.
The last sequence of clips when Hal realizes that Francis will always stand up for what's right and is turning a corner gets me every time.
It’s always a gem seeing these 4 siblings work together. They’re as efficient as the freakin A-team.
Malcom in the Middle is so great because it doesn’t underestimate how much fun you can have causing trouble
This probably won't happen but I would love to see a whole video on Fancis's journey, not just the phone call advice cameos that don't involve him in a side storyline in his area. In Marlon Academy, going back home to leave for Alaska, meeting Piama, then going to the Ranch and then in the apartment near his family getting a job after being fired from the Ranch. This is like a big head start for the beginning.
That candyman bit gets me everytime lol
francis messing around with the military guys was so hilarious, I could watch a whole show about that
“You wrecked spanglers car and you weren’t punished for it” *gets up from nap* *comes back with the others* 😂😂😂
I swear the last scene between hal & francis brought me to tears. I know it's just a show but hal was so proud because francis is such a good person who will fight for those who need help.
"If we had your mom in 'Nam, there'd be a mcdonalds in Hanoi Square right now"
"There is a mcdonalds in Hanoi Square"
"Oh, Alright!"
I love the video effect and lightning of those days, that perfect light brown nostalgia
Honestly you couldn't have ended on a better clip, Francis may have lots of problems and cause lots of them but he always stands up for people when there is abuse of power and injustices involved.
That’s why Hal got happy, he may make terrible choices, but he makes the right choices when it counts.
A chaotic good for sure.
This was such a great show. That end when Hal is proud of Francis brings a tear to my eye.
I watch this show every now and again and the thing I've picked up on Francis is that he cares about everyone else sometimes more than himself
"The one good thing about a head injury, there's a good chance I won't remember any of this."
And now we know why, Frankie Muniz remembers absolutely nothing about being on the show
Well Francis was talking to his younger brother Malcolm he's talking about roller skates he he said a bad word a sailor talk
I've heard that some memories of being on the show have come back to him, but not a lot. And it's very jumbled. So sad!
That foreshadowing was deep af.
Aunt Helen died?!
Well I sure hope so because we're going to her funeral
45:18 "Please just let me live indoors Mom!" LMAO!!!
I've had a crush on him then and I have a crush on him now
IKR! I want him to pump his babies into my man-kitty 😘👍
ZuPeR ZoNiKo as bizarre as that sounds, I think I agree too.
@@Heliocentric Yes it would be! My prostate is hungry! Sadly I have to settle for my dildo 😘
@@zuperzoniko6365 jesus wtf is wrong with you
ZuPeR ZoNiKo u still got that tinnitus bro ?
8:50 Malcom Predicted his own Future, He doesnt remember any of it IRL
damn
dylangostooopid 😂😂😂 its true tho!
Thats truly sad how he doesn't remember some stuff
Man that’s ruthless 😂
he does.
“This week is my intervention, better put me down as a maybe” hahahaha
We all wanted an older brother Francis in our life
44:06 That was absolutely beautiful, the cutaway between the canister exploding and the thunder in the house, Beautiful editing!
41:03 to 43:10 is exactly what it's like living with ADHD.
"Okay now I'm studying hard, for real. Concentration mode engaged."
*30 seconds later*
"Oh wow, the plaster in the wall next to me almost looks like a person's face when the light hits it at the right angle. I wonder if there are more in this room."
...
I just realized that as I'm writing this comment, I'm over 40 minutes into a video after getting distracted from another video, after getting distracted from learning how to use blender, which distracted me from when I planned to mow the lawn three hours ago. Jesus Christ this show is the most relatable thing ever.
One of my favorite all-time lines from the show probably my favorite all time sequence of lines from the show if you will
"Uh oh!"
"What?"
"Its TOO clean."
"Youre right... they'll never buy it."😂🤣😂🤣
This show is so cleverly written, each rewatch I notice something new
I can relate to Francis. He's my favorite character in this awesome show
White Pride no ur not
I love the cadets adopted Lois as their master. Mental torture is scientifically worse than physical.
8:49 the irony, he actually forgot his childhood. Poor Frankie Muniz
I hope he forgot Heroes too, Stinker.
"The good thing about head injuries" Ironic since he can't remember this show
That was such an ironic comment 😳
It was a stroke that caused Muniz' memory loss
Corycool2
I would call that tragic.
He can remember the show, that was media spread bullshit
"theres a good chance i won't remember any of this" ... Yeah be careful what you wish for.
Hal is a great dad. I personally love the part where is confronts Francis about the car. I love that part
She's a good Mum! Malcom is a genius & Lois knows it, he will be fine no matter what, she is not caulus!
She is callous. Down to her core (and she even admits it when she hunts down the girls that humiliated Reese), she has some of her mother's craziness and passed it down to her sons. She's also incredibly stubborn about everything, but she does love her kids. She is the backbone where Hal isn't.
Lainey
She has a dark side but cannot be called callous. panda pub describes her perfectly.
Francis is the coolest brother ever!
I know this is about Francis,, but when Lois ask "where's your eye?" Kills every time!! 😂😂😂
6:39 Wait it's actually really cute how much they all love and look up to their older brother and want him around 😭💔
goddamn that show was one of the best things to watch after school when i was 14,15, good memories, and i remember re-watching it fully in 2015 and yeah still good, one of the best shows ever
“Aunt Helen died?”
“We’ll I sure hope so we’re going to her funeral” had me cracking up
"You wanna know the thing about a head injury? There's a good chance I won't remember any of this."
Too true, Frankie :(
My favorite touch of detail is that Lois heard the lip smack so she really did hear Francis smoking.
It's so funny how your perspective and view changed as you get older. By that I mean these kids look so young compared to when I was first watching it as a teen. Francis always looked older when I was just a teen watching. Now watching at 33 he looks like a kid too lol.
Actually Francis does have a point. That guy was simply just hugging his father.
Affection should never be frowned upon or called out. 48:00
I love how proud of Francis Hal was at the end for sticking up and helping the others even if he got in trouble for it
i always had a crush on francis when i was younger...
Sam
Same 😂
Francis is cute asf
We all did
Karen Wangari
No, we „all“ didn’t. Not even if it is just about looks.
My cousin was my families Francis, got sent away multiple times for causing trouble and smoking weed. Always was known around the community as the troublemaker but at the same time nobody messed with him, and in turn nobody messed with me either. He walked so I could fly when it came to getting away with things but at the same time he caused us so many problems and hardships. We grew up like brothers pretty much so every time I watch scenes of Francis it reminds me of him.
Even Commandant Spangler knows when he's beat when Lois is on the scene.
I think Francis's friend Eric was hilarious in the marshmellow eating episode
I'm pretty sure this is literally every scene with Francis so yeah it absolutely is the best bits
21:26 Should I remind you all that This guy took "Going Commando" to a Whole New Level?
“No broken clavicles”
“That’s something inside of me right?”
Great work bud. MITM is one of the most underrated and greatest comedies of all time and it was one of the best shows overall of the era.
Love all the different hand replacement accessories Spangler has. Something different every episode.
“It’s just too perfect sir” best Francis line ever
11:03-11:09
Just the referee’s look and how the whistle falls out of his mouth......priceless.