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Malcolm in the Middle Returns: Dewey's Replacement, New Stars

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Malcolm in the Middle Returns with New Dewey, Original Cast; Erik Per Sullivan Skips Out for Literature Degree

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Malcolm in the Middle Returns: Dewey's Replacement, New Stars

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Malcolm in the Middle Returns: Dewey's Replacement, New Stars. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 6, Disney Plus is bringing back Malcolm in the middle for a 4 episode special, but without Eric Priscillavin as Dewey. The role goes to Caleb Ellsworth Clark instead. Most of the original crew returns, like Frankie Munez as Malcolm, Brian Cranston as Howe, and Jane Kasmereck as Lois, plus Christopher Masterson and Justin Burfield. The story follows Malcolm and his daughter getting pulled into family madness for Howell and Lois' 40th wedding anniversary bash. The role creator Lin Wood Boomer is writing it, and they've added fresh faces like Keanu Medira and Anthony Tempano in big parts. Fans and execs are hyped, calling it a timeless take on chaotic family life that shook up sitcoms 20 years ago. Network bosses say it's perfect for a reunion, packed with the laughs and pranks everyone remembers. Eric Priscillavin stepped away from acting back in 2010 after the show ended in 2006. He popped up in a couple films like Arthur and The Invisibles, but shows a quieter path.

These days, the former child stars grinding through a degree in Victorian literature at a top American university, studying Dickens like a boss. Even with big money offers to return, he said no thanks, proving shows not for everyone. Catch the Revival when it drops. This has been Entertainment and Celebrity News today, powered by AI.

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