ReeseI'm really adopted, aren't I?
No, you're ours, and we love you.
ReeseDamn!
A character in Malcolm in the Middle
Played by Justin Berfield
Malcolm in the Middle · 549 quotes
3rd most-quoted character in Malcolm in the Middle: in 156 of its 549 quotes
Most scenes with: Malcolm (85), Lois (56), Dewey (46)
ReeseI'm really adopted, aren't I?
No, you're ours, and we love you.
ReeseDamn!
They have a fake letter. I knew Francis wouldn't leave us alone without getting something, and I knew you'd give it away. I knew exactly what everyone would do.
ReeseSo where's the real letter?
I had to think of the one place they'd never think of looking. I had to give it to the one person they'd never think I'd give it to. I did the most brilliant thing of all: I gave it to Dewey.
And I hid it under Mom's pillow.
You WHAT?!
[A sick Lois is seen sitting up on her bed. She is shocked by the contents of the letter detailing Francis' prank to both a prestige university and Marlin Academy.]
[A sick Lois is sitting on the bed now realizing that today is Monday. Because she is caught up with her flu and Francis' prank to Marlin Academy, she has ignored punishing the boys for skipping school]
I'm gonna kill him. I'm gonna kill him. I am going to kill him!
ReeseOOOOOOHH, this is all a dream.
Oh, shut up, Reese!
Malcolm': Mom, stop it. You're sick.
I'm too mad to be sick. You know he's finally done it this time. Where is that brochure for the work farm in Arizona?
[Lois goes through a drawer on her nightstand for the work farm in Arizona for troubled teens. The boys are no more troubled when Lois brings it out and realize where Francis may be heading next.]
He thinks Military school is tough. Just wait.... Wait.... wait... wait... wait...
[She heads to the bathroom to throw up.]
Do you think we're wealthy?! Wealthy people drive fancy cars. They have fresh pasta. Do we do any of those things?! NO! Wealthy people can afford any of their vacations ruined, no big deal. They just pick up and go again. Your father and I worked so hard, so long. What is wrong with you two?! Are you aborigines?! Every time I turn around, I hear someone screaming and fighting. And I pray to God that's someone else's children, but it's not, it's always you! Sane children would appreciate this. Are you even thinking? No, you're always at each other like a couple of rabid monkeys. It is not enough you two do this every day, but you have to make me suffer. Well, help me....
[Comes to the realization that Reese and Malcolm are up to something.]
Don't you dare!
[Malcolm pushes Lois down the slide by the finger and she screams.]
Arms and legs crossed at all times.
ReeseThat's the bravest thing I've ever seen you do.
Yeah.
ReeseYou're gonna die.
I know. So, you think Mom's going to be okay?
[Lois pulls the two of them down the slide as well]
Live, live, die! [Picks up Playmobil man from table and throws it away] Live, live, live, live, die! [Picks up another man and throws it away as Hal enters]
Hey. What happened to the Judicial system, presided over by a tribunal of wise elders?
I had them lined up and shot.
You know son, maybe you've been spending too much...
Silence! Seize him! [Hal looks around and is startled by the Playmobil men arranged on the top of the buildings]
All right, son. I think it's time you goose-stepped off to bed. [Picks up Dewey by his shirt and drags him off]
Dad, you're embarrassing me in front of my men!
[Lois arrives home]
Hal! Why is this still here! [Slips on a lose piece of Lego and screams as she falls in slow motion, knocking down the whole Lego society as she goes while Hal and Dewey watch in horror] Ow.
[Reese runs in when he hears noise]
ReeseNo fair! You did it without me!
What are you doing with toilet paper?
ReeseI got my hands on some canned fruit, I traded those for batteries, the batteries for DVDs, and I swapped those with the janitor for the school's entire supply of toilet paper. Once the "specially seasoned" meatloaf works its magic, I can name my price.
You know, that's not only unbelievably evil, but you actually put some thought and effort into it. I'm impressed.
Reese Something about people being miserable and suffering brings out the best in me. Thanks for noticing.
[Reese is arguing with the driver of an ice cream truck who refuses to sell ice cream in the middle of traffic]
ReeseThis is just wrong! You can make money and please children! This is a senseless act! You are evil! Pure evil!
Heh! If you kids are not willing to discuss this sensibly...
[The driver shuts himself in the truck]
ReeseYou son of a...
Look, there's nothing you can do!
ReeseYes, there is! I can... I can...
[Screaming, Reese runs forward and head-butts the side of the truck, then staggers back in pain]
And the Nobel Prize goes to...
Hey, you're talking about my brother! Good one.
What's the point of being out here?
ReeseSo you can find stuff like this. (picks up a dirty sock) Hehe, smells like gasoline.
[The children is arguing with Clyde of an ice cream truck who refuses to sell ice cream in the middle of traffic]
GO AWAY! There is no ice cream in the truck!
He's lying! There's tons of ice cream in there!
The ice cream in the truck is NOT for sale! It is against the law for me to sell ice cream in the middle of traffic!
ReeseThis is just wrong! You can make money and please children! This is a senseless act! You are evil! PURE EVIL!
Well... If you kids are not willing to discuss this sensibly.
[The driver goes back into the ice cream truck and shuts the door]
ReeseYou son of a!
Look, there's nothing you can do!
ReeseYes, there is! I can... I can...
[Screaming, Reese runs forward and head-butts the side of the truck, then staggers back in pain]
And the Nobel Prize goes to...
Hey, you're talking about my brother! Good one.
I'm Jessica, gray Volvo.
Malcolm, crappy minivan.
[Malcolm and Reese take turns eating expired food from the refrigerator]
When was the last Christmas we had eggnog?
ReeseI think before Dewey.
[The carton hisses ominously as it is opened]
It's all you, man.
[Reese chugs the eggnog and begins gagging loudly]
[aside] This is a game that has no winners.
Guys, Halloween isn't a date on the calender.
ReeseYeah' it is. It's the 31st.
No. Halloween is in your hearts. Every time a little kid cries in fear, that is Halloween. Every time something repulsive ends up in a mailbox, that is Halloween. As long as you carry the spirit of destruction and vandalism in your heats, every day is Halloween!
ReeseNo, look! It is the 31st!
Boys, the time has come. You're about to see the device that will change the face of Halloween forever. Behold... [empties his bag of supplies]
That's not a flying chocolate maker.
ReeseThis is just a bunch of tubes.
Trust me.
ReeseI do trust you, but...I expected something a little more...
[reading the design plans] Oh my God. Will this work?
Absolutely.
ReeseWhat? What is it?
It looks like an incredibly powerful slingshot!
A slingshot capable of hurling objects over a distance of two-city-blocks. Picture yourself. You're walking down the street, you're minding your own business, when all of a sudden, BAM! You're hit by a ten-pound balloon filled with shaving cream, paint, or any number of foul-smelling liquids. [Malcolm, Reese, and Dewey get excited] And you'll never, ever know who did it.
It's the perfect weapon!
ReeseI'm lost. (Francis punches Reese) OW!
That's how Mom feels... on the inside.
[After Stevie punches Reese]
Stevie, what the hell do you think you're doing?! You are in so much trouble! This behavior is totally unacceptable! We are at a restaurant. What is wrong with you? (Stevie is about to speak) Don't you take that tone with me! You just wait till we get home!
ReeseHe bruised the bone.
Oh, like you didn't deserve it. (to Kitty) Good for you! I knew you had it in you.
Shut your trap!
Excuse me, don't you mind please keeping it down?
Would you mind going to hell?! And I absolutely did order tea! How hard is it to remember a stupid drink order, you idiot?!
Abe [drunk]: Kitty, there's going to be some changes...
(to Abe) And you, Mr. Ho Hos in his sock drawer! Who do you think you're kidding?
Honey, you have to pace yourself.
(to Abe) And another thing, Don Juan. There are two people in that bed!
That's not good, cougars don't just blow up!
ReeseAs near as I can figure, I did it with my mind.
Reese! That's insane!
ReeseI wouldn't talk to me like that if I were you.
LoisJane Kaczmarek · 210 quotes
MalcolmFrankie Muniz · 204 quotes
HalBryan Cranston · 132 quotes
DeweyErik Per Sullivan · 103 quotes
FrancisChristopher Kennedy Masterson · 63 quotes
Craig FeldsparDavid Anthony Higgins · 20 quotes
Grandma IdaCloris Leachman · 16 quotes
Stevie KenarbanCraig Lamar Traylor · 13 quotes
CynthiaTania Raymonde · 8 quotes
Commandant Edwin SpanglerDaniel von Bargen · 6 quotes
DabneyKyle Sullivan · 6 quotes
Eric HansonEric Nenninger · 6 quotes
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