Arrested Development

In the years since her forgettable turn on 'Arrested Development,' it's been hard not to have fallen for Plant Ann Mae Whitman a bit, given her genre friendly turns as the voice of Katara in 'Avatar: The Last Airbender,' or her role opposite 'Arrested' co-star Michael Cera of 'Scott Pilgrim vs. The World.' Still, with 'Arrested Development' season 4 on its way from Netflix in the spring of 2013, w

For a new season of 'Arrested Development' that supposedly features a format of highlighting just one of the Bluth family per episode, they sure do seem to be casting a great deal of the classic supporting characters, not that we're complaining!  Hollywood icon Liza Minnelli is the latest 'Arrested Development' star to pick up her role for Netflix's upcoming revival, but where has "Lucille Tw

Without taking for granted that we've gotten back 'Arrested Development' at all, lately we can't help but wonder when we'd get confirmation on recent rumors that suggested season 4's initial 10-episode order had expanded to 13, and what it might mean for a potential movie. We're also a bit concerned about the news that most episodes wouldn't feature the full cast of characters, but what does serie

There's no more need to talk nonsense about Bob Loblaw, Barry Zuckerkorn is back!  Yet more recurring players of the first three seasons have signed on for Netflix's forthcoming revival of 'Arrested Development' season 4, as Henry Winkler and Scott Baio have signed on to reprise their roles as Bluth family attorney(s) Barry Zuckerkorn and Bob Loblaw.  When last we saw the characters however, Micha

For all we've learned and observed about the fourth season of 'Arrested Development' to grace our lives on Netflix Spring 2013, from 'Mad' guest stars to awkward segways, there are always plenty of question marks in the banana stand. Over just three seasons, 'Arrested Development' lined up quite a stable of recurring favorites, celebrity and otherwise, but can they all fit in 10 13 episodes? And w

A good man once said that "waiting is the hardest part," but we bet you that man didn't have to wait a full seven years for new episodes of 'Arrested Development!'  But if there's one thing that makes the waiting feel less like having a Segway roll over us, it's knowing when it will all be over.  Thank G.O.B. that our suffering is finally at an end, as Netflix's 'Arrested Development' se

However dumbfounding, we've known for awhile now that our beloved 'Arrested Development' will return in 2013 as a 10-episode series released simultaneously on Netflix.  As time goes on, we've even learned of some incredible casting announcements from the 'Workaholics' guys to 'Mad Men's John Slattery, But are you ready for the greatest news of all?  At least one 'Arrested Development' star is sayi

If there's one person who could probably go toe-to-toe with 'Arrested Development's Lucille Bluth over a fifth of vodka, it's 'Mad Men's Roger Sterling. And while all these seemingly crazy 'Arrested Development' season 4 castings endlessly perplex loyal fans, can you really ask for anything better than 'Mad Men' star John Slattery classing up the model home for the 2013 revival?

Hopefully by now we're past the point of second-guessing, but seeing the stars of 'Arrested Development' actually on set, returned to their former glory should allay any concerns that the reunion is a hoax, right? We've got cameras, characters, actors and contracts, so it's real, ye? No one's going to pull the corn-baller stained rug out from under us? Check out photos from the set, and take a loo

Wait, what? Earlier today most everyone in the world was overjoyed to learn that 'Arrested Development' had finally begun production on its long-awaited fourth season, but now it seems that fans have another reason to be happy about the upcoming Netflix episodes. Jason Bateman himself tweeted out the first photo from production, but some of the faces look an awful lot like the stars of 'Workaholic