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Michael Cera left "Arrested Development" a boy and returned a movie star. Films like "Superbad" and "Juno" made him an agreeably squirmy millennial hero, and he's since added "television writer" to his rA©sumA©: Mitch Hurwitz, the series creator, brought him on staff for the new season.

Politicians these days never miss a trick to show the people they represent that they GET IT.

We're less than 48 away from BRAND NEW ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT EPISODES! They're here! It's really happening! So what better way to kick off your Memorial Day weekend than by re-watching some of the best episodes of the first three seasons? This post isn't intended for newbies - if you've never spent any time with the Bluth gang, you should definitely ... (more)

Long holiday weekends used to be a kind of purgatory for TV lovers. Broadcasters hung out their "Gone Fishin'" signs, and about the most you could hope for were all-day marathons of middling series like "Knots Landing," "Happy Days," or "The Rifleman." My, the world has changed.

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Netflix is hoping this weekend's release of the resurrected TV series "Arrested Development" will draw more subscribers to its Internet video service.

The showrunner tells THR about tricky edits, secrecy and how his teasing storylines have roots in Charlize Theron's season three arc: "There's so much you're setting up, and no one can know what you're setting up." If you're still curious about how Arrested Development 's pseudo-season will play out, you might want to look back at one of the ... (more)

From the outside, soundstage No. 7 at Los Angeles's Culver Studios looks like an unremarkable airplane hangar.

After a seven year hiatus, cult sitcom Arrested Development returns on Netflix this weekend.

We adore the Bluth family because they are such a bizarre mess, much like our own relatives - and our country America has finally admitted it made a huge mistake , and demanded that Arrested Development return from whence it came .

Arrested Development is finally coming back. On May 26 at exactly 12:01 a.m. PDT, the series' fourth season will debut exclusively on Netflix, the on-demand streaming service that on any given weeknight accounts for nearly a third of Internet traffic in North America .

It's a big week for blue characters in TV and film. On Monday, "X-Men" director Bryan Singer tweeted a photo of Jennifer Lawrence in her full blue glory, done up for her role of Mystique in "X-Men: Days of Future Past," and this weekend, "Arrested Development" character Tobias FA1 4nke who famously "blue" himself returns with Netflix's release of ... (more)

We're just a few days away from the long-awaited fourth season of Arrested Development, one of the most high-profile Netflix original series to be released.

"Arrested Development" and "The Godfather" have more than a few similarities. Check out "Arrested Godfather" from the fine folks at Slacktory above for a mash-up of the two families, both saved by a son named Michael.

To land the role of Lindsay Bluth Funke in the cult hit "Arrested Development," she pulled out all the stops.

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Regular viewers of "Arrested Development" may think the Bluth's Frozen Banana is just another of the show's oddball inventions, along with Teamocil and the Cornballer .

The actor, producer and author just got back Monday night from Italy, where he was introducing "Hank Zipzer: The World's Greatest Underachiever" - the dyslexic hero of the best-selling series of children's books that Winkler, who's also dyslexic, writes with Lin Oliver - to a new audience.

News that the zany, brainy television comedy "Arrested Development" is returning with new episodes after a seven-year hiatus has brought joy bordering on ecstasy to the show's fans, an uncommonly avid group.