Emy Coligado

The mysterious washerwoman’s ominous words leave a lasting impression. Apollo comes face-to-face with his true enemy.

Emma does the unthinkable. Apollo tries to find meaning in the aftermath—and finally decides what to do with his valuable book.

The exhaustion of new parenthood is taking its toll on Emma and Apollo. To make matters worse, Emma starts getting strange texts.

A bookseller from Queens meets a librarian from Virginia. They fall in love, marry, have a baby—and trigger an unimaginable series of events.

Ri’Chard’s nephew loses his bone marrow donor and it’s all hands on deck at Reddick & Associates to save his life. In the midst of the search, Liz discovers Ri’Chard…

Upon learning that Tiger Woods is half Thai, Louis and Jessica get inspired to groom Eddie and Evan into becoming the next great Asian golf prodigies. They put their differing…

Fiona is hauled off to a correctional facility. Amanda’s parents bribe Lip.

Chuck must learn to balance a real love life with his cover love life when he meets a charming young woman by the name of Lou. At the same time,…

A traumatic car accident fills the ER. Izzie pushes the boundaries of her probation. Cristina has a crisis of conscience about her deceptive teamwork with Burke.

Malcolm struggles with his speech when he’s elected valedictorian of his graduating class at school. However, Lois refuses to listen to any of his complaints and reveals that she wants…

Francis receives a visit from Lois and Hal to celebrate his one-year anniversary of sobriety. However, when they attend one of his A.A. meetings, it’s revealed that it was Lois…

When Francis and Piama choose to celebrate Francis’ 21st birthday at the house, Hal is reminded of a promise he made to his son as a young child, involving a…

Hal and Lois, strapped for cash, decide that Christmas gifts will have to be homemade this year. When everyone makes much better gifts than Hal, he spins a bigger and…

Reese continues to be a great soldier in the Army until he finds himself in a situation where his Sergeant cannot help. But after comparing being captured to being grounded,…

Reese’s new girlfriend Beth is about as dumb as he is. Malcolm initially dislikes her but they soon get to like each other too much and Beth breaks up with…

When Dewey’s annual candy selling event for school comes up, he uses the excuse of ”these bars help support america” to sell them. Malcolm and Stevie attempt a science experiment,…

Hal sets up Abe Kenarben on a blind date with Jaime’s babysitter Polly but then realizes Lois has also set her up on a blind date – with Craig. Malcolm,…

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…

A teenager’s obsession with forensic science will cost two men their lives and put Dr. Macy’s skills to the test. Meanwhile Jordan thinks she might have heard a murder…but where…

Hal, Reese, Malcolm, and Dewey go into business selling Christmas trees, with the boys using some of their own money, but two priests send homeless people to their business, trying…

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

Malcolm skips out on Thanksgiving to go to a party; Reese becomes abusive to Hal and Dewey as he attempts to prepare Thanksgiving dinner.

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…

While Lois is in labor, the house is hectic, and Hal, desperate to get home, has crashed the car on the way out of the expo.

Lois goes into labor while Hal and the boys are at a bridal exposition. Ida moves in after her apartment burns down and she refuses to stay with Susan.Dewey reveals…

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,…

Ray reluctantly agrees to do some charity work at a hospital after Debra signs him up, but he soon becomes a hit with the patients and starts spending more time…

Cloris Leachman returns in her Emmy-nominated role as the spiteful and irascible Grandma Ida. She’s even nastier than usual (if that’s possible) because of a tumble down the front steps…

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…

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.

Christopher Lloyd adds to his gallery of eccentric characters, playing Hal’s quirky, cranky and very wealthy father, Walter, in this rollicking episode. The occasion is a birthday celebration for the…

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…

With Jordan still at the psychiatric hospital she agrees to look into a triple homicide. Typical Jordan gets herself in over her head and Woody is there to lend a…

New monkey business occupies Reese, now a self-appointed law enforcer; a capuchin monkey has it in for Lois’s co-worker, Craig.

Back in the general school population, the Krelboyne whiz kids wind up in cliques with jocks, skateboarders and brooding ”Goths.”

An embattled psychiatrist probes the boys’ naughty behavior patterns in a session framed by flashbacks to past episodes.

Girls in the house spell trouble for the boys, who are on their own while Dad’s hosting a poker game that’s more about one-upmanship than cards.

Clever Hal invigorates Dewey’s soccer team; sly Reese blackmails a philandering neighbor; obsessed Malcolm battles a computer program.

The arrival of Francis’s new bride on Hal’s birthday sparks a fray that drives the younger siblings out—and into a posh hotel.

As the new director of diversity, Benton studies medical school applications and discovers that his own academic record did not qualify him–he was admitted because of affirmative action. Weaver feels…

Sabrina and Roxie are teamed together to write a story in an effort to land a coveted spot on the school newspaper. As they both search for a story that…