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Malcolm in the Middle will apparently reveal one family member as ‘non binary’ in upcoming revival

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Disney+’s upcoming Malcolm in the Middle revival series, which will star original cast members, is apparently set to debut a non-binary Wilkerson family member.

The previously announced revival will consist of four episodes.

Its premiere date has yet to be revealed, however, it appears that some minor plot details may be leaking through the cracks.

According to an online movie tipster known as Daniel Richtman (as per CBR), the upcoming revival series will introduce a “16-year-old non-binary kid”.

The “kid” in question is said to be the youngest child of Jane Kaczmarek’s Lois and Bryan Cranston’s Hal, the parents of Frankie Muniz’s Malcolm and his siblings.

Just know that the character has not yet been confirmed.

Additionally to this new unconfirmed character detail, the revival series is also said to be set around Lois and Hal’s 40th anniversary.

Just like many major milestone anniversaries, the family get together.

This comes after Muniz, Cranston and Kaczmarek announced the revival with Disney late last year in a brief video post.

You can watch that video below if you haven’t already.

Malcolm in the Middle is a landmark sitcom that captured the essence of family life with humor, heart and reliability,” Disney Branded Television President Ayo Davis said in a statement last year.

“Its hilarious and heartfelt portrayal of a lovably chaotic family resonated with audiences of all ages, and we’re so excited to welcome the original cast back to bring that magic to life again.”

“With Linwood Boomer and the creative team at the helm, these new episodes will have all the laughs, pranks, and mayhem fans loved — along with a few surprises that remind us why this show is so timeless.”

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