This episode is also known as “Thanksgiving.” Will and Grace join Jack and Karen in a motor tour of their respective families. (Double-length Episode)

Rather than be apart on Thanksgiving Day, Will and Grace join Jack and Karen for a festive holiday motor tour of their respective dysfunctional families, including Grace’s domineering mother as…

Lois tags along with Malcolm as he visits a college, but she’s determined to room in the dorm Malcolm is staying in when she learns the room is co-ed. Meanwhile,…

Lois blows her top over a hidden 15 percent ser charge in the bill at her family’s favorite pizza place and stages a boycott…but Hal and the boys are sneaking…

Malcolm gets his tongue pierced and needs to hide it for a month. While Lois’ mother, Ida, comes and annouces that she will marry a rich Chinese Man that she…

Jamie’s babysitter coerces Malcolm into doing a “small” task for her; Dewey finds a friend, only to lose him to Reese; Francis persuades Otto to confront an old adversary that…

Malcolm gets a job working for Lois on the drugstore loading dock but is shocked to find that Lois smokes. She makes him promise not to tell, then turns her…

Malcolm chooses Reese as his subject for an Abnormal Psychology mid-term project; Dewey earns some extra cash as a street performer.

No one wants to tell Stevie his parents are getting a divorce, until Reese spills the beans.

When Dewey’s pet rabbit does good in a state contest, the family must travel to Las Vegas for the nationals. But Reese unknowingly sells the rabbit to a restaurant. Now…

With the arrival of their fifth child, Lois and Hal search for a “creative” daycare solution.

Leonard (Jason Alexander), a cynical, genius chess player with no friends or job, makes Malcolm think he could grow into a similar adulthood. Determined to prevent this undesirable fate, Malcolm…

An academic competition faces the Krelboynes in an event Malcolm derides. Especially when he learns his teacher has a cheating plan. Also: a commitment to a formal dance ruffles Reese,…

A garage sale that’s entrusted to Reese (yikes!) yields treasures near and dear, like Hal’s old radio transmitter, which he makes operational. And a PC dating back to 1976 that…

Jessica, a sly, 16-year-old sitter outfoxes the boys while Lois is away and Hal’s busy with a second job as a whiz of a salesman.

Malcolm tries to emancipate Dabney from his overbearing mother while Hal invites his ne’er-do-well old buddy to the house. At the ranch, Francis is forced to share a room with…

A sex lecture from Lois rattles Malcolm; a ranch calamity unnerves Francis; disharmony among Hal’s music group is a prelude to their concert. Also, a day in jail tests a…

After Lois is out of town, Malcolm and Hal got into a fight leading Malcolm to get expelled from his house. Malcolm lives with his girlfriend in her attic, as…

Typically, the boys run amok at Francis’s dude ranch; atypically, he disciplines them, setting the stage for their clever retaliation.

After joining the basketball team at school, Malcolm soon finds himself under the coach’s skin due to his constant complaining, which eventually gets him kicked off the team. Determined to…

Brotherly love is lost on Malcolm and Reese, now out to sabotage his sibling’s birthday in devilish strikes met with crafty counterattacks.

Acting dumb like Reese eases Malcolm’s stress and lands him a date with the new light of his life, an attractive girl who’s really a dim bulb.

High school’s first day vexes Malcolm, who acquires an unfortunate nickname; and Hal, a parental “volunteer” running afoul of authority.

Malcolm, whose frenetic home life is a kind of zoo, begins the fourth season by accompanying his family to the real thing. A visit to the zoo offers close encounters…