Stuck in the Middle

Lethal Weapon, Game Shakers, and Dirty John.

But by fall 2017, he landed a recurring role in the Disney Channel show Stuck in the Middle, which starred Jenna Ortega.

And production began September 11, 2017, and wrapped on March 23, 2018.

And I just mentioned when it ended, because... that's my birthday

i know

wow what does it mean i know what does it mean um joshua would only appear in nine episodes of that season which was the third season of that show and it was also the show's final one so he was only on a couple episodes of one season and that was basically it And he must have been sad about the cancellation, but not for long, because by being unstuck in the middle, Joshua had garnered the attention of Disney executives.

Which makes sense, because he's a relatively, like, cute guy, I'd say.

He's tall.

I think.

Yeah, yeah, 'cause we were in, like, the same, the same Disney world, like the Disney world at the same time 'cause I was doing season one of Stuck in the Middle while he was doing Zombies 1 promo.

So it was, like, constant just same worlds and everything like that.

And then we were always crossing paths, and now we're obviously together getting the Zombies 4 going, so.

And I'm always so fascinated by people like yourself who kinda grow up so publicly, right? Like, you got your kinda big break at eight, was it?

Yeah, yeah.

When I booked Stuck in the Middle, that's when everything kinda took off, but I've been doing it since I w- I think I started when I was, like, four and a half, five.

Yeah.

Malachi Barton is quickly becoming Disney's new leading man.

After breaking out on the Disney Channel's 2016 series Stuck in the Middle, the Virginia Beach native, 19, has landed starring roles in the Zombies franchise and Camp Rock 3.

Later this year, he'll lead the Disney Plus YA series Coven Academy, which he teases as this generation's vampire diaries.

Question.

Your parents, Felicia and Lauren Barton, are musicians.

After keeping a lower profile in season four, Levitt announced that season five, which has filmed but has yet to air, would be her last, a decision she says felt inevitable.

It's such a huge chapter in my life, but I felt like everybody knew that it was time for that chapter to end.

As Levitt prepares to leave the series behind, a question of who gets credit for building MomTalk remains an ongoing source of tension.

You guys remember Saved by the Bell, right? With Zach, what was it, Zach Morris, I believe, Saved by the Bell, right? All the shows the kids watch these days, they s- they got those same kind of vibes, right? They've got the, the Liv and Maddie vibes.

They've got the, um... what are all those shows? Uh, Stuck in the Middle, uh, Camp Anawanna.

[laughs] Right? They've got all these, they, it, all the shows they watch, they're still, they're still the same, same vibes, right? They're still funny.

There, there's funny aspects to it, and then there's, like, romantic aspects to it, right? Boy meets girl, girl meets boy, that type of thing.