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The fourth season of Arrested Development is coming to Netflix in just a couple of days (May 29), but if you need more than fifteen new episodes to keep you going, potentially good news! Jason Bateman did an interview with Rolling Stone where he says that there may be more episodes (or potentially even a full movie) of AD in the pipeline. STEVE HOLT! To be able to go back and play a part that I love and do it with people that I love and MORE
Fun fact: There are only eleven more days until the fourth season of Arrested Development debuts in its entirety on Netflix, and they're gonna keep teasing us with just the tip until we just can't take it anymore. Anyway, here's the latest clip, which features Dr. Tobias Fünke's (David Cross) sizzle reel, encouraging you to stick him anywhere! Granted, if you've never done it before, you may want to ease into it with something small first MORE
I really don't have anything to add to this, so let's just cut straight to the good stuff, shall we? Here's the first full-length trailer for Netflix's new Arrested Development fourth season, which will be streamed simultaneously starting on May 26th. And yes, you can bet your ass we'll be locked in our homes power-watching the entire thing from beginning to end, all fifteen brand-new episodes! MORE
→ May 26th just became the most important day ever for Arrested Development fans! The Frisky → Jeremy Irons worries that gay marriage will lead to fathers marrying their sons?! Celebitchy → Chelsea Handler and Conan O'Brien got buck naked in the shower together! BuzzFeed → Hollywood Pronunciation Guide: How to say Saoirse Ronan and 11 other names! NextMovie → Beyoncé and her pants off party drives some people insane MORE
Hot on the heels of the massive success of their first original series House of Cards (which I loved and finished in like three days), home entertainment company Netflix is getting ready to drop another series. Hemlock Grove is from the mind of shock and gore director Eli Roth, and is set to premiere on April 19th when all thirteen episodes will be available for streaming! The show stars two of my favorite actresses, Famke Janssen and Lili Taylor MORE
Just in case you were wondering if the new season of Arrested Development, exclusively on Netflix, could get any better, the answer is a resounding yes, yes it can, because the amazing Kristen Wiig has been added to the cast, where she'll be playing a young Lucille Bluth. See? AMAZING. Via Vulture ... Word’s out that Kristen Wiig and Seth Rogen filmed a little somethin’ for the upcoming season of Arrested Development, premiering on Netflix MORE
If you're an Arrested Development fan and you're not keeping up with Jason Bateman's Twitter account, now might be a good time to start, because not only has the dude been pretty diligent about updating from behind the scenes, apparently the Netflix season has started filming and he's not sparing any expense to covering it for the fans. Yay! The first shot from the set isn't all that ... revealing. It appears to be an airport kiosk or something MORE
It's been almost six years since Arrested Development last aired a new episode on television, but like a phoenix from the ashes, or a zombie clawing its way out of the earth so that may snack upon brains most tasty and satisfying, the cultiest of cult shows has risen again and walks the cable landscapes for your viewing pleasure. Or more specifically, Netflix, because is there anything Netflix can't do? (American Netflix anyway, Canadian Netflix MORE
Thanks in large part to all of those "Bring back Arrested Development" petitions on the web that people kept signing -- pfft! HA! Like those can influence anyone -- Netflix saw fit to bring back Arrested Development as a ten-episode pseudo season exclusive to their subscribers. Show creator Mitch Hurwitz spoke at a press junket recently, where he revealed a little more about how this will all play out: first, the entire season will be up all at MORE
So last week, Sony and iTunes took a lot of shit because they decided it would be a great idea to exploit Whitney Houston's unfortunate and untimely death by upping the price of all her music. You thought that was bad, right? Well, now the studios behind some of her biggest movies are pulling them from Netflix because why should people watch movies they paid to see when you can just make them pay even more money for the exact same thing? From MORE
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