Frankie Muniz and Linwood Boomer weigh in on Malcolm in the Middle revival future

Frankie Muniz and series creator Linwood Boomer discussed the possibility of more episodes from the recent four-episode Hulu revival of Malcolm in the Middle, titled Life's Still Unfair. Both expressed fondness for the project but emphasized its original intent as a limited run. Boomer called it a one-and-done for now, while Muniz said he would love to reprise Malcolm if fans demand it.

The revival, which reunited the Wilkerson family for a story spanning four episodes, originally began as a movie script, according to Muniz. He told TVLine that the intention was always a single storyline, not a test for a full series. 'I'll say this: I would love to be Malcolm again,' Muniz said. 'If people love it, maybe.'

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ABC's sitcom The Middle was first developed as a vehicle for former talk show host Ricki Lake. She played the lead role in a 2007 pilot that was never aired. Patricia Heaton later took over the part of Frankie Heck when the series premiered in 2009.

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Bill Lawrence, creator of the sitcom Scrubs, previously voiced strong reservations about bringing back the show. He worried any revival would fail to recapture the original magic and might seem like a money grab.

Netflix announced renewals for five series during its upfront presentation on Wednesday. Big Mistakes and Running Point lead the list with additional seasons confirmed. The moves also cover My Life With the Walter Boys, Love Is Blind, and Quarterback.

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