Lois's rage, intolerance and constant need for control stem from several factors: Her completely miserable and unloving childhood. The first time by an arrogant boss named, One of the reasons why she became a harsh parent was because of how little Francis worried about her, revealed in. Heading to Herkabe's office to confront him by beating him up. Hal and Lois were happy because they found a punishment that would hurt him. This was brought up when Jamie began exhibiting similar behavior and was revealed as the root cause of Francis' emotional problems. Reese and Malcolm blamed Francis for telling on them to Hal and Lois as well as the Kenarbans, Getting the family banned from another public place with the fighting, Dragging the boys by their necks, yelling at them and possible grounding, This was when he was feeling guilty for his actions, Believing Dewey chased away another babysitter. "Punching Dewey" (Dewey really just punched himself and got him blamed). Francis got back at Spangler by going to a cheap lawyer to get himself emancipated. Lois found a whole bunch of evidence of multiple wrong-doings of theirs, while cleaning the house. Falsely and wrongfully accusing Piama of cheating on him with another man. 15. However, it doesn't mean she has been easy on him whenever he is being a child or had done something against her wishes. She yelled at Malcolm when he got a girlfriend, manipulated Malcolm into playing softball, and always destroys whatever her kids try to accomplish. Lois' middle son. Forced Richie to let them use his home anytime for parties and give them free burgers for life and give Reese his been bag chair or both of them would be sent to jail for robbery. Malcolm in the Middle - Wikipedia Lois has been arrested more times than Hal has. When Hal also forgets her birthday, Lois decides that is enough, so she escapes until the family finally decides that they need her. However, an additional seventh Wilkerson was added later in the series due to Jane Kaczmarek's pregnancy and consequent brief disappearance from Malcolm in the Middle.
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