Reese saying "I have a brother who's a total genius. He'll know what to do" and then cutting to Francis asking how many police cars are chasing him is one of the funniest jokes in the entire show.
@@MaximanLP SAME! First time i heard it was when I was like 12 watching this series. Added it to my playlist again recently and it reminds me of this show a bunch.
@@bastmode882 I've had malcolm in the middle clips ever since I left this comment and I keep getting reminded how great it is. Easily one of my favorite shows of all time.
@@DuosSusiI'm pretty sure the person behind Reese crashed into them and came out to apologise, but Reese panicked and drove off because he wasn't meant to be driving at the time
LOL! I’m doing a rewatch of this show by streaming it online at home. This show would have first come out when I was four going on five back in 2000. I just recently turned 26 this month, which is about four years younger than Eric Per Sullivan (Dewey). This show was such a huge part of the lives of those of us who were growing up in the late 90s-early 2000s, and this scene in particular from the episode “Reese Drives” gives me such a throwback to those days in particular.
One of the greatest Reese scenes and episodes. What was so great about Malcolm's cast was that EVERY actor could carry a story or a whole episode focused on them. It was a true ensemble on par with Cheers or Frasier or Seinfeld etc. Sigh, why don't we have classic and timeless comedies like this anymore?
@@lukelichtenthal5407 Gotta look past the sheer whiteness and the unadulterated uplift of the gentry, even if it does crack plenty of jokes at the latter's expense. Beyond that, good stuff. Shouldn't have run as _long_ as Cheers, but still, generally pretty good. Look up a "must-watch" list for season 11...it's really _really_ not good.
Bryan Kim he accidently highjacked a car without a license. The DMV guy stepped out of the car to pay his bills and by the time he came back the car was gone.
It's moments like this when Reese shows that he's actually just as much of a genius as his brother but he doesn't like to show it. Another perfect example is at the end of season 6 when Reese gets a perfect zero on his finals so he can repeat his senior year.
@@ryanstauffer119 the beautiful thing about this show is that each of the boys are a certain kind of genius. Malcolm's the academic genius. Reese is the culinary and criminal genius. Dewey is the creative genius. Francis was an excellent ranch worker and also helped his brothers craft a giant catapult of destruction so he's more of the practical genius.
@@AntiHeroLBC the irony of the show is that every one of them could have been a genius like malcolm with the right environment. remember the episode reese got to live on his own? he was a completely different person with no authority figure around. same with francis. the ranch was the first time in his life he had no authority figure over his head because otto was just so slow, so there was no one to take charge but him. dewey is a complete genius like malcolm but he was just so overshadowed by all of his brothers that no one gave him any of the attention he deserves
the greatest part about this show is that it understood what was cool for kids. so many writers are just completely out of touch but it understood exactly what was cool for every single one of the characters
This scene, among others that use licensed songs, is the reason there is no US release of malcolm on dvd, because it was too expensive to pay all the royalties.
"Tell them I got under your bra" 😂😂😂 Reese my favorite character. I also love the expression on their face when he paralleled parked like he couldn't do it. It's actually not that hard. I did it perfect on my first try when I took my road test
Although I completed the parallel park portion, my test proctor told me to never try to parallel park in the city. I would get dragged out of the car and beaten for how long it took me.
Nice I heard them because of my uncle in the 2nd grade and I’m watching this show for the first time I was too young whenever it was popular I was born in 01
I could've never predicted that I'd watch this scene as a kid and decades later, finally get to see Sum 41 play with this being the final song of their set
@@ogarrt I feel like people at the 2000s were given more licence to experiment and put some originality in their content, when producers nowadays have the money cow already, thats why there are 30 seasons of the Simpsons and like 15 of NCIS
0:33 🎵The faster we're falling, we're stopping and stalling🎵We're running in circles again🎵Just as things were looking up, you said it wasn't good enough🎵But still we're trying one more time🎵Maybe, we're just trying too hard🎵When really it's closer than it is too far🎵 Wow! Nice! He was. 🎵Cause I'm in too deep and I'm trying to keep up above in my head instead of going under🎵 1:41 🎵Cause I'm in too deep and I'm trying to keep up above in my head instead of going under🎵
Jackie, the girl in the car with Reese, played another girl in a later season of Malcolm In the Middle. She became Reese's bride when Ida pitted him and Malcolm against each other over who would get to marry her
The faster we're falling, we're stopping and stalling We're running in circles again Just as things were looking up, you said it wasn't good enough But still, we're trying one more time Maybe we're just trying too hard When really, it's closer than it is too far 'Cause I'm in too deep, and I'm trying to keep Up above in my head, instead of going under 'Cause I'm in too deep, and I'm trying to keep Up above in my head, instead of going under
When Dewey was going up to the TV, I thought he was noticing Bernard's hamster ball going by. It would have been funny if this happened... Dewey: Bernard?! Malcolm: Who's Bernard? Dewey: My old class hamster! See that orange ball he's in! Malcolm: What's he doing out there? Dewey: There's a kid named Lance who tortures his own pets. He brought in a dead frog to class once. He was supposed to be next to take care of Bernard after my week. So I put a lot of food in Bernard's ball and set him free so he can escape from Lance. Lois: What?! (Lois steps in) Lois: I knew it! You said you lost that hamster, but I knew you were lying! I knew you did something. When we get to that parking lot, you are going to find that hamster and you're going to return him to school, mister! Malcolm: Mom, I'm sure that hamster is long gone from the parking lot by now since he's still going. Lois: We'll put up posters so people can find him if we have to!
at the end why was dewey saying "give him a reason, give him a reasonnnnn" lmao did he want reese to give the cops a reason to shoot him or something lmaoooooo
Man it dosent get any more 2000's than malcome in the middle with sum 41 playing
@403 Forbidden Yup.
It sure as hell doesn't lol
Man I miss it
it was good
Listened to the song recently and thought I remembered it from somewhere, I can finally rest now
Good times
Reese saying "I have a brother who's a total genius. He'll know what to do" and then cutting to Francis asking how many police cars are chasing him is one of the funniest jokes in the entire show.
Dewey at the end is incredible comedy writing. Hearing a child say "give them a reason" is so wild.
Given their relationship Dewey loves when kharma comes for Reese.
He is evil
Dewy is now 33
that smile is so perfect after they tase him.
Heh.. not to be outdone by "Why aren't they trying him as an adult"
“Give them a reason, give them a reason”
"The suspect appears to be resisting. Oh, looks like they're taking out the pepper spray."
AAAAHHHH
whats a reason?
This quote randomly popped in my head and I remembered it from here lol
@@sandra5teen he just wanted to see reese get sprayed
This scene will always be memorable because of the Sum 41 song.
It's memorable for me because I listened to them at a certain time in my life. But I agree.. this song makes this scene memorable! 😁
For sure. I just looked up this video because I was listening to the song. I think about this scene every time I listen to it lol.
They MighT Be 41
@@MaximanLP SAME! First time i heard it was when I was like 12 watching this series. Added it to my playlist again recently and it reminds me of this show a bunch.
@@bastmode882 I've had malcolm in the middle clips ever since I left this comment and I keep getting reminded how great it is. Easily one of my favorite shows of all time.
It's even funnier when you realize that he's being chased by the cops because he was going too slow on the highway 😂😂😂
Actually it was because he stole the drivers ed car :)
@Bootleg_dad Actually, I'm pretty sure the car hadn't been reported yet since the teacher was still in line.
It’s the hit and run as well ontop of stealing the drivers ed car.
@@DuosSusithe lady hit him
@@DuosSusiI'm pretty sure the person behind Reese crashed into them and came out to apologise, but Reese panicked and drove off because he wasn't meant to be driving at the time
Sum 41, Reece's haircut, and 00's, me right now
LOL! I’m doing a rewatch of this show by streaming it online at home. This show would have first come out when I was four going on five back in 2000. I just recently turned 26 this month, which is about four years younger than Eric Per Sullivan (Dewey).
This show was such a huge part of the lives of those of us who were growing up in the late 90s-early 2000s, and this scene in particular from the episode “Reese Drives” gives me such a throwback to those days in particular.
@@Schoolgirl325 I turned 35 this year and this show was part of my teen years growing up damn I miss the 00's
One of the greatest Reese scenes and episodes. What was so great about Malcolm's cast was that EVERY actor could carry a story or a whole episode focused on them. It was a true ensemble on par with Cheers or Frasier or Seinfeld etc. Sigh, why don't we have classic and timeless comedies like this anymore?
Gross, frasier
Because we label shows as timeless comedies years after they air.
@@goodboythings7343 What was wrong with Frasier. Though I’m still on Cheers so don’t spoil it too much.
Modern Family was like that as well I found.
@@lukelichtenthal5407 Gotta look past the sheer whiteness and the unadulterated uplift of the gentry, even if it does crack plenty of jokes at the latter's expense. Beyond that, good stuff. Shouldn't have run as _long_ as Cheers, but still, generally pretty good.
Look up a "must-watch" list for season 11...it's really _really_ not good.
Oh man when you realize this episode's over 16 years old..
*Luke Skywalker voice* No! That's not true! That's impossible!
shit
I know right I remember seeing this when I was under 10 and now I'm turning 24.
Why did Reese get arrested? He didn’t crash car and all that and never committed a crime.
Bryan Kim he accidently highjacked a car without a license. The DMV guy stepped out of the car to pay his bills and by the time he came back the car was gone.
I love how the cops, instead of going over the cones to catch Reese, go through the course like Reese did.
I love how Hal is nonchalant about the lawyer. Makes it sound like this thing happens all the time! lol.
It probably does
Because it does.
Well yeah, when you're Walter White and Saul is your lawyer, why not.
The Wilkersons are probably used to it by now.
They probably had to do it for Francis whenever he got in trouble with the law...
It's moments like this when Reese shows that he's actually just as much of a genius as his brother but he doesn't like to show it. Another perfect example is at the end of season 6 when Reese gets a perfect zero on his finals so he can repeat his senior year.
It's hard focusing when you don't think it's worth it... He's also a culinary genius.
Reese claims what his true talent is knowing how to beat people up. But the main thing he's good at is cooking.
@@ryanstauffer119 the beautiful thing about this show is that each of the boys are a certain kind of genius. Malcolm's the academic genius. Reese is the culinary and criminal genius. Dewey is the creative genius. Francis was an excellent ranch worker and also helped his brothers craft a giant catapult of destruction so he's more of the practical genius.
@@AntiHeroLBC the irony of the show is that every one of them could have been a genius like malcolm with the right environment. remember the episode reese got to live on his own? he was a completely different person with no authority figure around. same with francis. the ranch was the first time in his life he had no authority figure over his head because otto was just so slow, so there was no one to take charge but him. dewey is a complete genius like malcolm but he was just so overshadowed by all of his brothers that no one gave him any of the attention he deserves
@@WeebJail I still really wanna know what horrible thing Reese did in that episode 🤣
This is one of the greatest scenes in television
Correct
Begone check mark youtuber
Malcolm, Sum 41 In Too Deep, early 2000s... Life doesn’t get any better than this folks
But as time keeps going life gets pretty bad
Nostalgia hit me hard too.
the greatest part about this show is that it understood what was cool for kids. so many writers are just completely out of touch but it understood exactly what was cool for every single one of the characters
Getting under the girl's bra.
This scene, among others that use licensed songs, is the reason there is no US release of malcolm on dvd, because it was too expensive to pay all the royalties.
When I got my license I played this song lol
On Hulu, they did keep the original song into the episode. Except the basketball scene with Hal against the Boys.
Worth it. I have the entire dvd set even though I can’t watch it on my player 😭 it’s more for the novelty
Reese always reminded me of the singer from Sum41. Maybe it was his hair haha.
BenDaKill - thank u I agree
BenDaKill - he looks more like Mike Dirnt from Green Day.
@@patriotboy93 I can see that👍
Slowest police chase in the history of television.
I swear i loved this show so much...
FadeZ me to man, me to🥺
"Tell them I got under your bra" 😂😂😂 Reese my favorite character. I also love the expression on their face when he paralleled parked like he couldn't do it. It's actually not that hard. I did it perfect on my first try when I took my road test
she better have done it
The real surprise is that she doesn't seem to object.
Although I completed the parallel park portion, my test proctor told me to never try to parallel park in the city. I would get dragged out of the car and beaten for how long it took me.
Malcom in Middle always picked the best songs for their scenes, and now it stands as double the 2000s nostalgia
“FOR THE LOVE OF GOD, NOT THE STUMPROOTER, NOOO!” 😂
Until I read this comment I always thought “Bruner” was a guy with a stump they were going to somehow torture him with. 😂
@@ninjadude853same 😂
Cause I’m in too deep and I’m trying to keep up above in my head, instead of going under
Who’s here for Sum 41?
Me
Yeah man me too.
Me bro....me
And American Pie 2.
Nope. I'm here for Bernard. 😁🐹😁
And yes, for Sum 41 too. Almost got "in too deep" there. 😛
This was my favorite episode of the entire show. Jeez, time has gone by way too fast.
The most early 2000s TV scene ever
Times were so much more simpler when Malcolm in the middle and Sum 41 were on
When Smartphone and social network didn't exist ...
"Where's he going?" "He's turning"
I don't know why I love this joke so much
The writers of this show were freakin' genius!!! 👏👏👏
The guy that created the show played adam, mary ingals husband on little house on the praire.
My first introduction to Sum 41 because of this scene lmao
Nice I heard them because of my uncle in the 2nd grade and I’m watching this show for the first time I was too young whenever it was popular I was born in 01
Lol Dewey is so underrated in this scene
this will forever be one of my favorite scenes from this show
This is how I felt when I was being followed by 2 cops for 10 minutes for running a stop sign I felt like I was taking my road test all over again
I’m so sad they took this off Netflix :(
FadeZ Hulu has it all episodes
Hulu!
IMDB TV Has all the episodes for Free
Recently in Disney Plus they included the 7 full seasons. Just for you to know if you have Disney Plus and don't uses it
One of the biggest masterpiece’s you’ll find in this time capsule of time.
I like how the one cop is saying how Reese's driving is impressive. That's some serious respect.
This was one of my favorite episodes as a kid! My favorite line was 'give them a reason, give them a reason!'
Mentally I am here
"FOR THE LOVE OF GOD!!! NOT THE STUMP ROOTER!!!!" D:
Sum 41, Malcolm in the middle, life was simple with no responsibilities.
Sum 41 make me remember Blink-182
Both really similar punkish bands for the most part, especially the guitar in both bands. Love the profile pic btw!
Enemy Stand Are you a killjoy?
+Rita Rodrigues literally went to a black parade event up in Glasgow last night haha! Fuck yes I'm a killjoy!
Enemy Stand I am so fucking happy!!! Killjoys are everywhere!
Enemy Stand I always feel embarrassed because I don't have any MCR shirt.
I remember this was my favorite episode...at part because the song fit and the writing was great
this is why the show never got a complete series dvd in usa. the songs they put out prevented it happneing from al the copyright/license issues.
It’s not a 2001 teen comedy without sum 41
This ep is from 2001? Because...the show wasnt made then
The Man from the pattern land it started in 2000 and ended in 2006
@@qazayan1785 I knew the show didnt start in 2001
@@PatternLand The show started in 2000, so yes it was made before 2001.
This was the era when things were still awesome, right before everything turned to shit.
Definitely, last of the glory days. Kids don't even play outside anymore, everything is expensive, everything is illegal.
Deweys character was simply a stroke of genius
This will go down as a scene in television history.
This was the moment when I became instantly a Sum 41 fan
Me too
Same
I could've never predicted that I'd watch this scene as a kid and decades later, finally get to see Sum 41 play with this being the final song of their set
As a Sum 41 fan, this was a nice surprise while watching the episode
Give them a reason XD Dewey is a savage
Iconic show, iconic song, iconic band, iconic era.
Heard the Sum 41 song recently and had to look up this scene lol
That’s Nascar Driver Frankie Muniz
An iconic moment from early 2000s TV
In too deep ❤️ :v
:v eres mexicano?
:v eres mexicano?
@@gabrielm3668 yo creo que si...... pero creo que a todos nos gusta lo mismo xd
Kinda shipped Reese and Jackie together ngl 🤷♀️😂
Best episode of Malcolm in the middle ever!!!!!
As much shit as Season 3 get, this is hands down one of my favourite episodes
One of the best songs ever and scenes as well.
nothing makes me laugh harder than this whole scene
the most iconic scene on this show!
This is the most inspirational thing I’ve ever seen
Nostalgia to the max
This is probably my favourite episode off all time. Man I loved this show
“Not the stuff ruiner; noooooo”
The most 2000s things you can do is put a Sum 41 song in Malcom in the Middle
Do you remember when tv shows were good?
No
Yes I do
PKMN_Trainer_Chito yes but they aren't as good as early 2000 shows, early 2000s shows jus have a special energy these Modern shows don't have
@@ogarrt I feel like people at the 2000s were given more licence to experiment and put some originality in their content, when producers nowadays have the money cow already, thats why there are 30 seasons of the Simpsons and like 15 of NCIS
Oh you sweet nostalgic summer children.
Attack on Titan, Chernobyl, Stranger Things, Vikings to name but a few of the great shows still airing
0:33 🎵The faster we're falling, we're stopping and stalling🎵We're running in circles again🎵Just as things were looking up, you said it wasn't good enough🎵But still we're trying one more time🎵Maybe, we're just trying too hard🎵When really it's closer than it is too far🎵
Wow! Nice!
He was.
🎵Cause I'm in too deep and I'm trying to keep up above in my head instead of going under🎵
1:41 🎵Cause I'm in too deep and I'm trying to keep up above in my head instead of going under🎵
I just heard the song on a random Spotify playlist and immediately had to come here😂
Sum41 was the staple of early to mid 2000s kids
Love this scene, i only last year got started the show but firstly this is a really funny scene and secondly this introduced me to sum41
I love this song and show
Jackie, the girl in the car with Reese, played another girl in a later season of Malcolm In the Middle. She became Reese's bride when Ida pitted him and Malcolm against each other over who would get to marry her
Jackie played Raduca? Oh wow.
this ismy favorite reese moment! each episoed was always well written!!
One of my top 10 mitm monments!
Every time Dewey Malcolm and Reese are in trouble they call Francis
In to deep will always be favorite and classic
This show was brilliant
I love the song and the tv show 😄
Reeses crowning moment of why he was always smarter than people gave him credit for.
0:57 voice crack
F**king Sum 41, love it 🤙
1:49 Better Call Saul
He went back with “class” on his mind and look where that got him
The faster we're falling, we're stopping and stalling
We're running in circles again
Just as things were looking up, you said it wasn't good enough
But still, we're trying one more time
Maybe we're just trying too hard
When really, it's closer than it is too far
'Cause I'm in too deep, and I'm trying to keep
Up above in my head, instead of going under
'Cause I'm in too deep, and I'm trying to keep
Up above in my head, instead of going under
God, I miss the 2000s
A perfect example of Lois completely ignoring an amazing accomplishment and focusing solely on the negative
I like to think that she said that at school
This was the first song I remember as a kid as being my favorite, and it was all because of this show
The leg on his head, lol and people be like not the neck george.
The other girl, is the same actress who plays Raduka (Reece tries to marry her).
Give him a reason, give him a reason
The subject appears to be restricting oh looks like they’re taking out the pepper spray
Ahhhhhhh
Dude Dewey said them not him cause there was more than one cop dude.
Oh and to be honest it was actually Ahhhhh-Ahhhh.
It's resisting.
my favourite episode of one of my favourite shows
When Dewey was going up to the TV, I thought he was noticing Bernard's hamster ball going by. It would have been funny if this happened...
Dewey: Bernard?!
Malcolm: Who's Bernard?
Dewey: My old class hamster! See that orange ball he's in!
Malcolm: What's he doing out there?
Dewey: There's a kid named Lance who tortures his own pets. He brought in a dead frog to class once. He was supposed to be next to take care of Bernard after my week. So I put a lot of food in Bernard's ball and set him free so he can escape from Lance.
Lois: What?!
(Lois steps in)
Lois: I knew it! You said you lost that hamster, but I knew you were lying! I knew you did something. When we get to that parking lot, you are going to find that hamster and you're going to return him to school, mister!
Malcolm: Mom, I'm sure that hamster is long gone from the parking lot by now since he's still going.
Lois: We'll put up posters so people can find him if we have to!
What a classic moment ❤
Most iconic scene of the show
at the end why was dewey saying "give him a reason, give him a reasonnnnn" lmao did he want reese to give the cops a reason to shoot him or something lmaoooooo
The damn hamsters just kills me every single time