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    A hotheaded mother and an immature father try to do the impossible, raising four mischievous boys, who challenge the game of life day by day. Malcolm in the Middle TV is a sitcom unlike other family orientated series since each episode corresponds with real world problems the household face but reach solutions in an unorthodox manner. Lois and Hal, the mother and father, are pushed beyond their limits as they try raising four boys, Francis, Reese, Malcolm, and Dewey. Furthermore, the eponymous is the middle child of the three brothers whom live at home (Reese is the oldest and Dewey is the youngest). The family encounters unpredictable complications that, once they surpass, they find themselves in another situation that is different from the rest as they come. The original and whimsical storyline of Malcolm in the Middle captivates an audience of a wide variety since the series is based on relatable situations. From rough-housing, to pranking, or…

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    Malcolm in the Middle Answers 2. A conflict in “Malcolm In The Middle” is a person verse another person conflict and is between Malcolm and Dave Spathe. It mainly involves Dave Spathe just annoying and making fun of Malcolm. As the episode progressed it became apparent that Malcolm is one of Spathe’s regular targets. Another conflict in the episode is a person verse society conflict and involves Malcolm and a large majority of the kids in his school. Malcolm is offered a position in the…

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    I decided to watch Malcom in the Middle, which is a comedy TV series that is based upon a dysfunctional family which centers around the high IQ gifted middle child named Malcom. Malcom has three brothers. The youngest named Dewey is the one always getting picked on. Dewey is also easily influenced by his older brothers to participate is wrongful acts. The oldest named Francis and second oldest named Reese are the trouble makers. The oldest also get shipped to Military school because of his…

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    What Bryan Cranston lacks in hair in the hit TV show Breaking Bad he definitely makes up for in acting talent. Bryan Cranston is an American actor born March 7th 1956 in Los Angeles. He has starred in 60 movies total and over 60 TV series. In addition he has been nominated for 51 awards and won 37. He originally started acting after college, and started at Granada Theater. Overall Bryan Cranston is most known for his performance on two TV shows, Breaking Bad and Malcolm in the Middle. The two…

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    Scrambling the dialogue is slightly more acceptable. When Malcolm walks in on Macbeth he begins a monologue of his collective lines which he speaks to Malcom in the Shakespeare version of the play after the discovery of Duncan’s body. While the change of position for these lines makes sense there is one additional line brought from the scene in which Macbeth meets the witches in Shakespeare’s version. Macbeth approaches Malcolm and in a threating manner as he wipes a tear from Malcolm’s cheek…

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    Malcolm X Malcolm X was born on May 19,1925 in Omaha, Nebraska. In Malcolm X’s family there were nine people. Malcolm’s dad’s name was Earl and his mom’s name was Louis. His dad helped people gain their independence and his mom was a homemaker and joined the U.N.I.A. His siblings were Yvonne, Wesley, Hilda, Philbert, Reginal, and Wilfred. His family lived in Philadelphia and in 1927 they moved to Albion, Michigan. On September 28, 1931 Malcolm’s dad died. He died because a car ran him over.…

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    Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X are very well known African American men that fought for the Civil Rights Movement in the 1950s. They shaped the history for African Americans in the United States. Both had very strong ideologies and had fought for what they believed in, even though their beliefs may have differed. The first thing to note is that both men had come from very different backgrounds, which may have shaped their perspectives. Martin Luther King Jr. grew up in a middle class…

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    Malcolm X is quite possibly one of the greatest intellectuals of the 20th century. From the cadence of his speeches to the thick black glasses he would always sport, he became one of the most notable figures during his lifetime. Malcolm X was not born with that name but instead was born as Malcolm Little from Omaha, Nebraska in 1925 to Earl and Louise Little. Malcolm X was a fearless Muslim revolutionary thinker and social warrior who helped lead a group of disenfranchised people think for…

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    Martin Luther King, Jr. and Malcolm X were the superstars of the Civil Rights Era. They are still to this day and continuously discussed through news, college courses, history textbooks and magazines. Although they are not living anymore their legacy still lives on. Both men fought for equality for African Americans and both were synonymous with the journey and struggle. African Americans are fortunate to have these two leaders who fought for their rights. They had very different methods and…

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    African-American leader, Malcolm X was a well-known in the Nation. He was against the race pride and black nationality in the 1950s and '60s. Malcolm X was born on May 19, 1925, In Omaha, Nebraska. He was a black leader that worked for a spokesman for the black of the Nation during the 1950s and '60s. He has join the nation of Islam when he was in prison. Malcolm X used to encourage black people to fight for the freedom from the racism "by any means necessary," overall, in the beginning,…

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