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A new reunion image shows the cast of My Name Is Earltogether again. My Name Is Earl was a sitcom that ran for four seasons from 2005 to 2009. It featured a leading cast of Jason Lee, Ethan Suplee, Jaime Pressly, Nadine Velasquez, and Eddie Steeples.

With over a decade gone since the show ended, My Name is Earlstar Ethan Suplee weighs in on a potential finale revival. Suplee and Jason Lee led the cast of the NBC comedy as Randy and Earl Hickey, the latter of whom looks to turn his life of petty crime around after learning about karma while in the hospital, having been run over by a car while celebrating winning the lotto. Garnering positive reviews from critics and audiences alike, My Name is Earl abruptly was cancelled after its season 4 cliffhanger ending.

Joy is one of the funniest characters on My Name is Earl, and she’s played by a familiar actress with an impressive filmography. My Name is Earl revolves around Earl Hickey, a small-time crook who renounces his life of crime, writes down a list of all his wrongdoings, and sets out to make amends after he’s introduced to the concept of karma. Joy is Earl’s ex-wife who left him to marry Darnell, the busboy at the Crab Shack. In spite of Joy’s dismissive attitude towards Earl (and her tendency to call him “dummy”) they remained close friends – Earl even took the fall for Joy’s crimes.

My Name Is Earlis a sitcom that ended before a planned season 5, and as a result, the father of Joy's kids remains a mystery. The NBC comedy first aired in 2005 and followed the titular trailer park resident trying to turn his life around when he learns about karma. After winning $100,000, Earl (Jason Lee) makes a list of all the crimes he's committed and attempts to right those wrongs, but part of what makes the show great is the ing characters in his life. One of those characters is Earl's ex-wife, Joy, who continuously attempts to kill Earl and has two rebellious children, Dodge and Earl Jr.

Jason Lee reveals My Name is Earl's cancelation devastated the star and he still fields questions from fans regarding why the show ended. Lee starred in the comedy series as Earl Hickey, a small-time thief living in the rundown town of Camden whose life is upended when he is hit by a car and loses his $100,000 winning lottery scratch-off ticket. Upon learning about the nature of karma while in the hospital and recovering his ticket, Earl sets out to change his life by making a list of every bad deed he's ever done and every person he's wronged and working to make it up to them.

Alyssa Milano began her acting career at the age of 11 by appearing in the coming-of-age feature film, Old Enough, in 1984. Since then, the former child star has had an up and down career in film and television, including her long-running stint as Samantha Micelli on the popular '80s sitcom Who's The Boss? and a spate of not-so-well-received films released in the 1990s.

In the battle of the trailer park sitcoms, picking a winner between My Name is Earl and Trailer Park Boys is no easy task. They have a lot in common, specifically being set in close-knit, albeit not entirely lawful, communities. The cast of characters in both shows are definitely colorful, outlandish, and hilarious. That being said, there are more than a few ways the series are different from each other.

Here's how Raising Hope very subtly resolved My Name Is Earl's cliffhanger ending. Jason Lee made his name working with Kevin Smith on his early work such as Mallrats, before taking a swing at becoming a leading man with the likes of Stealing Harvard or Stephen King adaptation Dreamcatcher. He found a perfect star vehicle for himself with sitcom My Name Is Earl, which debuted in 2005.

TV shows are a big part of modern culture that usually inhabit everyday life; people the world over come home, sit back, and relax while watching their new favorite series. As fans, we are spoiled with choice when it comes to TV shows and it's always a great feeling to find a new program that you love to watch. The downside is that series don't always live long enough to satiate the fans' need for answers, leaving viewers frustrated when cancelations mean no closure on the plot.