Now that 'Arrested Development' season 4 has come and gone, with even the most casual of fans having gone through the episodes, opinions continue to divide on Netflix's successor to the family that won our hearts 10 years ago on Fox. Series creator Mitch Hurwitz recently spoke with reporters on the new season's strengths and weaknesses, but what format would future episodes, or even the movie take?
It's impressive to consider how far ahead of time we learn of 'The Simpsons'' guest stars, given the lengthy production cycle, but the latest casting from the long-running FOX series is far from a case of 'Arrested Development.' Gob Bluth himself, Will Arnett, will lend his voice to a late 2013 episode of 'The Simpsons,' but what tricks illusions might he play on Homer?
The hype from 'Arrested Development' season 4 seems to have largely died down, whether by problems inherent to Netflix's all-at-once model or the mediocre reception of the new episodes, but series creator Mitch Hurwitz still has plenty to say on the revived series' past, present and future. For instance, did you know a gag cut from the season could have starred Hollywood A-lister George Clooney?
And lo, the fourth season of 'Arrested Development' debuted on Netflix this past Sunday to worldwide fanfare, though by Tuesday the excitement had faded. The experimental 15-episode season greatly polarized fans and critics alike, but now that Netflix has attained the "huge" numbers it sought, is 'Arrested Development' guaranteed a fifth season, or even a movie?
This past weekend brought back the Bluth family: Netflix was kind enough to unleash 15 new episodes of the beloved comedy 'Arrested Development' at one time, resulting in juice box-aided marathons and binge viewings across the globe. So was the wait worth it?
We're so happy that 'Arrested Development' is back, we've stopped taking our antidepressants, suddenly and without medical supervision. While we would never even try to pick a favorite 'AD' character, we can safely say that only one of them was ever forced to wrestle onscreen in a scene narrated by Grandpa Joe from 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.' Yes, it's Jessica Walter, the actress responsible for giving Lucille Bluth her sharp tongue and boozy demeanor.
Mother of Gob, ‘Arrested Development’ season 4 is really here! The long-awaited return of the Bluth clan has finally arrived on Netflix in its entirety, and we’ve gone through the entire 15-episode binge from top to bottom. And much like Netflix’s model, why wait for 15 weeks of reviews when you can release them all at once!
With 'Arrested Development' season 4 due to arrive this weekend, earlier today we caught a new round of photos that continually prime us for the Bluths' big Netflix return. Now, the streaming service has done us one better with four brand-new clips from 'Arrested Development's' 15 original episodes!
We're just days away from the long-awaited premiere of Netflix's 'Arrested Development' season 4, and the excitement hasn't abated a bit. Yet another round of Bluth family photos has made its way to the internet, this time giving us a look at 'Expendables' star Terry Crews in his role, so get inside for a new look at 'Arrested Development' season 4 and a special foreword from series creator Mitch Hurwitz himself!
Like everyone else, we're all super-excited about the return of 'Arrested Development' on Netflix this weekend. We just can't wait to see those lovable Bluths again, as well as their ragtag gang of assorted friends, classmates, lovers and lawyers.
But is one extra season really enough? Don't those wacky supporting charact
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