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'Malcolm in the Middle' is returning for a four-episode limited series on Hulu, nearly 20 years after its original run, featuring most of the original cast and new characters, as part of Disney's strategy to capitalize on nostalgic content for streaming audiences.
Lauren Graham is set to receive her star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, celebrating her iconic role as Lorelai Gilmore in 'Gilmore Girls,' a show that remains beloved across generations. She reflects on her career, the show's legacy, her reunion with Alexis Bledel at the Emmys, and her upcoming projects, including playing a grandmother for the first time. Graham expresses gratitude for her career milestones and looks forward to future roles, emphasizing her ongoing surprise and pride in her work.
Frankie Muniz teases a four-episode reboot of 'Malcolm in the Middle,' promising a surprising and satisfying conclusion for fans, with the cast reuniting for a story centered around Malcolm's grown-up life and his parents' anniversary, all filmed around Muniz's NASCAR schedule.
Frankie Muniz teases a four-episode reboot of 'Malcolm in the Middle' titled 'Life’s Still Unfair,' set to premiere on Disney+ in December, with Muniz and original cast members returning, and promises surprises for fans about the story and character placements.
HBO has renewed 'The Comeback' for a third and final season, set to begin production in summer 2023 and premiere in 2026, featuring Lisa Kudrow reprising her role as Valerie Cherish in the cult comedy series.
Disney+ has ordered a revival of the popular sitcom 'Malcolm in the Middle' to celebrate its 25th anniversary. The limited four-episode series will feature original cast members Frankie Muniz, Bryan Cranston, and Jane Kaczmarek, with creator Linwood Boomer returning as a writer. The revival will explore the current lives of Malcolm and his family, with Muniz expressing excitement about revisiting the character after 18 years. The show, known for its single-camera format and lack of a laugh track, was a trailblazer in the sitcom genre.
Disney+ is reviving the popular sitcom 'Malcolm in the Middle' for a four-episode run, featuring original stars Frankie Muniz, Bryan Cranston, and Jane Kaczmarek. Series creator Linwood Boomer will return as writer and executive producer. The show, which originally aired on Fox from 2000 to 2006, is known for its humorous and relatable portrayal of a chaotic family. The revival aims to capture the original's charm while introducing new surprises. A premiere date has yet to be announced.
Disney+ has ordered a revival of the popular sitcom 'Malcolm in the Middle,' with original stars Frankie Muniz, Bryan Cranston, and Jane Kaczmarek returning. The new series, created by Linwood Boomer, will consist of four episodes focusing on Malcolm and his daughter getting involved in family chaos during Hal and Lois's 40th wedding anniversary. The show originally aired on Fox from 2000 to 2006 and was known for its innovative single-camera format and comedic portrayal of family life.
Patricia Heaton will reunite with Kelsey Grammer in Season 2 of Paramount+'s Frasier revival, playing a character named Holly. The two previously co-starred in the short-lived series Back to You and Heaton's CBS sitcom Carol's Second Act. The Frasier revival will also feature original cast member Peri Gilpin and new additions Greer Grammer and Yvette Nicole Brown.
Amazon Prime Video is reviving the dark comedy series 'Nurse Jackie' with Edie Falco reprising her role. The new series, set a decade after the original's finale, will explore Jackie facing new challenges despite losing her nursing license. Original creators Liz Flahive and Abe Sylvia will return as writers and executive producers.
Patricia Richardson, who played Tim Taylor's wife on Home Improvement, dismisses Tim Allen's claims of a potential revival, accusing him of lying about the cast's interest. Richardson states she has no desire to reprise her role and points out that other cast members are not interested or unavailable. She also criticizes Allen's involvement in a new show with a similar plot to his previous projects. Allen had previously expressed interest in a Home Improvement revival, but Richardson's comments cast doubt on the feasibility of such a project.
Paramount+ has renewed the "Frasier" revival for a second season, following its successful premiere in October. The new series, starring Kelsey Grammer, continues the story of the titular character 20 years after the original show, as he returns to Boston to reconnect with family and starts a new chapter as a Harvard instructor. With the original cast and new characters, the revival has been well-received, and Grammer expressed his desire for the show to continue for as long as possible.
Selena Gomez and David Henrie are set to executive produce and star in a pilot for a revival of Disney Channel's hit series Wizards of Waverly Place. The updated take will follow a grown-up Justin Russo, played by Henrie, who has abandoned his wizarding powers for a magic-free life until a young wizard seeks his help. Gomez will make a guest appearance as Alex Russo in the pilot. The original series helped launch Gomez's career and was part of Disney Channel's successful lineup of sitcoms.
Futurama Season 11, now streaming on Hulu, continues the show's blend of sci-fi parody, satirical commentary, and classic sitcom tropes. While it may not reach the comedic heights of its initial run, the revival offers the familiar and reliable pleasures that fans have come to expect from the series. With its mix of humor and social commentary, Futurama remains an enjoyable watch for both longtime fans and newcomers alike.
FX's new miniseries, Justified: City Primeval, continues the story of Raylan Givens, the quick-drawing U.S. marshal from Harlan, Kentucky. Set in modern times, the show cleverly recontextualizes Raylan's behavior while telling an entertaining story about him pursuing a self-styled "Oklahoma Wildman" who keeps evading justice. The series introduces a new ensemble cast, including a formidable defense attorney who challenges Raylan's methods. Justified: City Primeval successfully brings back the beloved character while acknowledging the changes in public attitudes towards law enforcement.