Arrested Development

By Kona Gallagher Leave it to the folks behind Community to go the extra mile for a joke. Last night's episode featured Britta's small-nippled ex, Vaughn, singing a song about what a B Britta is. First of all, I love it when anyone on TV calls someone a "B," because it always makes me think of Arrested Developmen...

By totallytv 1) Arrested Development — This show was hilarious! There were rumors going around about an Arrested Development movie, but I haven’t heard anything about it in a while. There is an Arrested Development Documentary (see trailer below) but I think if people didn’t watch the show, getting...

By ax20 The comedy is really off-beat, sometimes in your face and sometimes subtle. I think Portia de Rossi is my favorite part of the show (she’s fantastic on current show Better Off Ted) and wish there was more of her in the show. Of course, this is the show where we first meet Michael Cera, playing Ge...

By Luciano Galasso “Arrested Development” was an amazing show. For those who haven’t seen it (and for shame to all of you!), it revolved around the wealthy Bluth family and their legal woes revolving around patriarch George Bluth Sr. (Jeffrey Tambor). The show was famous for it’s inside jokes, subtle referen...

By philbacerra Hurwitz had said that he wouldn’t start writing a film unless all the main actors, including Jason Bateman, Michael Cera, David Cross, Arnett, Alia Shawkat, Portia de Rossi and Jeffrey Tambor, were committed. Earlier in the year, speculation circulated about which wanted to return as t...

By Jen Yamato Earlier this month we told you that "Arrested Development" creator Mitch Hurwitz was scripting an absolutely for-reals, big-screen Arrested Development movie, and that he would direct it himself. Speaking at a writing panel this weekend at the Austin Film Festival (where he appeared...

By Lou This counts as bizarre/cool on its own, without any strange references to once-great television shows. But fortunately we don’t need to settle for that. The whole thing is frighteningly similar to the plot line from season three of Arrested Development, where the Bluth family is forced t...

By Jonathan Toomey It seems these days when anyone talks about Arrested Development, the conversation inevitably turns to the still up-in-the-air film sequel -- something that's proven to be more elusive than finding your own Cornballer. Last we heard, the film was actually in development (a term that on...

It is safe to say that Jason Bateman is enjoying resurgence in his career. The former child star, who had leading roles in Silver Spoons and Little House on the Prairie in the 1980s, fell into obscurity in the 1990s before a lead in the cult TV hit Arrested Development thrust him back into the s...

By Lindsay But, in my search for the music licensing information, I learned plenty about the new ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT MOVIE: it is on. I mean, okay, I knew that. But they’re going to start shooting at the end of this year and it’s going to be released at the end of next year… so YAYYYYYY! Also, the Arrested...

By Elisabeth Rappe We've run numerous Arrested Development stories since the series was canceled in 2006, and you can probably file this one in the same land of "Yes, sometime soon!" But it never hurts to keep fueling the fan fire, and remind Fox that we'd really really like the Bluths to return. It might be clo...

By ilehnert Normally, when I tell people Arrested Development is one of the best things television has ever seen, the response tends to be “…?”. A fast-paced, intelligent screwball sitcom, Arrested Development ran for three years and three seasons on Fox, but seemed to pass under nearly ever...

By postymcposterton David Cross is on a little fall tour to promote his new book, I Drink For a Reason.  You may know him from Mr Show with Bob & David, or as Tobias Fünke on Arrested Development (i.e.- the best television show of all-time), or his stand-up specials, or a glut of parts in television and movies.

By poleck If you were not already aware, after being cancelled too soon by the rocket scientists at Fox, Arrested Development is making it’s way to the big screen for what will probably be the funniest 90 minutes of my life. Now that Michael Cera has officially jumped on board, the AD-nation is really...

His previous pet TV project, "Arrested Development," became one of the most acclaimed series of the past decade.

By bdestefani I’ll be the first to admit that I love Jason Bateman. Blame it on Arrested Development or the subsequent frat pack films he’s started in (Dodgeball, Tropic Thunder) or even Juno. I’ll be the first to admit that I love Jason Bateman. Blame it on Arrested Development or the

By The Cajun Boy John Michael Higgins isn't a household name, but you've probably seen him acting in Christopher Guest films and/or as Wayne Jarvis on Arrested Development. He also portrayed Letterman in The Late Shift, something he says Letterman still hates him for.

 CA That can be Tina Fey's Liz Lemon in "30 Rock" or Jason Bateman's Michael Bluth in single-camera trendsetter "Arrested Development" -- a sane soul among the loons whom, Ryan says, "you can feel good about rooting for." "Characters don't have to be ...

Family patriarch George Bluth Sr. (Jeffrey Tambor) has broken out of prison and escaped to Mexico, while well-adjusted middle son and our nobel hero Michael ... and more »

 OH by Mitch Schneider I suppose there are a lot of things I just shouldn't let bother me at this stage of my life. Especially since most are things over which I realize I have little or no control. Nevertheless, there are times when some of those things ...

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By Nick Allen • April 16, 2009 The heavily-anticipated film adaptation of the cult TV series has just gotten a small update from one of its key players, actor Will Arnett. For those unfamiliar with the show, Arnett plays a struggling magician who is a ...

Kitchen sink? Well, we've got "Scrubs'" direct address gimmick, Portia di Rossi (Hi, "Arrested Development!"), Phil and Lem, the "research nerds" (Hi, "Big Bang Theory,") a sappy wuv story (Ted's big crush on Linda could, sigh, be the next "Jim and Pam" thing) and dark workplace humor,...

Arrested Development is a great and funny show that was on Fox. It is a sitcom and has a lot of improv. You should probably buy the whole series ... uk.video.yahoo.com

By tblack@coxohio.com Julie Zied at Fancast.com got Arrested Development creator Mitch Hurwitz to talk about the production of the film based off the critically acclaimed TV series. Hurwitz says he doesn’t want to start a script until he has the cast locked down. He is having trouble getting one or more cast membe...

By Emily Arrested Development - This is my top, top pick. Everything about this little show is greatness. It’s a travesty that it did so poorly in the ratings, but at least it garnered all the critical praise that it deserved. And we have a movie based on the series to look forward to. Given all the attenti...

By Christopher Rosen The cast of Arrested Development is so successful at this point, Michael Cera's constant protests about the potential AD movie might be right. That thing is never happening. These people are booked so solid, we'll be out of the recession by the time any of them have the same free slot on their...

By noreply@blogger.com (Lisa) Read this cute post on BestWeekEver.com - it's a recipe for "Michael Cera's Infinite Arrested Development." Love it. And him.

By Myles And while there has been some lowly-rated shows that have won in the past (Arrested Development, as an example), never before has there been a show on Basic Cable that has emerged from the pack to take the award for Best Drama Series. ...

By Erin Fandom: Arrested Development Words: 496 TOTAL Summary: George Michael was there when she needed him. Notes: I love George Michael/Maeby... OTP! “So, where are you going? I mean, you look like you’re packing. Are you packing? ...

In this episode I go over the announcements at Anime Expo, discuss the relative hotness of Disney Princesses, and play a segment recorded back on Easter.  I also review Enchanted and Monster, because this is the Monster/Fairy Tales episodes.

By Keith McDuffee Filed under: Arrested Development, Site Announcements, Retro Squad, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel, The X-Files, Star Trek: The Next Generation, Reality-Free, Cheers, Frasier, Six Feet Under, Star Trek: Original Series, The Twilight Zone, The Outer Limits, Superfriends, The Ma...

By theTVaddict Groundbreaking it’s not, but as long as you’re not expecting ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT levels of comedic brilliance and are prepared for some slightly off color humor [see: one very horny monkey] than UNHITCHED might be for you. At the very least, it’s far more entertaining than its former FAMILY GUY time slot companion AMERICAN DAD. The TV Addict: You look a lot bigger in person! Craig Bierko: I’m a big man. I’m a close up of myself. On camera you and Rashida look pretty similar height wise. Yet having met her in person [at last Fall’s FOX Fall Launch] I know she’s quite petite. She’s only about seven inches tall, the size of a Bic pen. She actually has a handle on her back and can fit in my pocket!   [read the full post]

By theTVaddict Groundbreaking it’s not, but as long as you’re not expecting ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT levels of comedic brilliance and are prepared for some slightly off color humor [see: one very horny monkey] than UNHITCHED might be for you. At the very least, it’s far more entertaining than its former FA...

By theTVaddict more…) Call me the cynical addict, but the recent report about an ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT movie in the works couldn’t help but get this TV Addict thinking. Why exactly does Universal Studios want to spend millions of dollars on a movie based on a critically acclaimed yet highly unsuccessful...

Posted in: News , Video On Demand and Regular TV Episodes by Iman Peera on January 16, 2008 You may remember Arrested Development as one of those shows that was mysteriously cancelled. via Web TV Hub

Title: Maybe Tonight Pairing: George Michael/Maeby (Arrested Development) Rating: R Word Count: 2548 Warnings: None. Disclaimer: Not mine. Arrested Development belongs to Mitchell Hurwitz and the FOX Network. Summary: Something very special is going to happen tonight. Maybe.

By Marc Fennell - backyard@your.abc.net.au RIP Arrested Development and Freaks & Geeks. Two of the finest cult TV shows, cancelled before their time. - reviewed on Triple J Film Review.

SuperBad Movie Review  Canada - Michael Cera has been doing the understated, awkward thing to perfection with his performance as George Michael Bluth on Arrested Development (Funniest show ... Super entertaining Winnipeg Sun all 2 news articles

Superbad' director brings new movie production to Pittsburgh Tribune Review, PA - Aug 24, 2007 Mottola also has directed episodes of the TV series "Arrested Development," according to the Internet Movie Database. Locations have not yet been selected ...

By C J Davies There's a point in the show when David Cross - alternative comedian, probably best known to the masses for his wonderful performance in unfairly-cancelled sitcom Arrested Development - makes an off-the-cuff remark to the audience about the reviews of his latest London run "not being g...

Xbox Live tries ads with McDonald's, New Line partnership subscription), CA - Microsoft also is offering anime shorts from Atom Films and CBS short series Clark and Michael, with Michael Cera of Arrested Development. ...

By jted That hasn’t been done yet, but CBS is trying an interesting experiment with Clark and Michael, an online only show staring Michael Cera (from Arrested Development) and Clark Duke. Clark and Michael logo It has an Office-like documentary ...

Michael Cera (Arrested Development) is featured in a leaked video online as the original "Ben Stone" played by Seth Rogen in Knocked up. It looks like this might just be a screen test, but the story attached to it online is that Cera was the first pick for this role, and it was later dished out t...

By Annie Barrett Bluth Company devotees, listen up: George Michael is looking for a job again*, this time as a TV writer. The first episode of Michael Cera and Clark Duke's new Web series Clark and Michael has been posted here. CBS is involved with the show — a short-form comedy series featuring a lot of sittin...

By Adam Finley Last November, Brett told you that Michael Cera (Arrested Development) would be starring in a new Web series with his pal, actor Clark Duke. The series would be called The Good Life, and it would be available for viewing on the CBS innertube broadband site.

By Damian Penny In my review of School for Scoundrels, I complained about the way Arrested Development stars are chronically underused in big-studio films. Let's Go To Prison, at least, uses Will "Gob" Arnett as a major character, and he gives another great comic performance as a rich, spoiled brat stuc...

By Ryan j Budke Filed under: Other Comedy Shows, FOX, OpEd, Arrested DevelopmentHere's the deal, if you missed the finale of Arrested Development Friday on FOX, well, you just aren't a true fan. Not only that, but you missed probably two of the finest hours of TV comedy that have ever aired. I'm not sure tha...

By Gary Susman Agree with Hurwitz? Which AD episodes are your favorites? Fox giveth, and Fox taketh away. Tonight at 8, the network airs its final four episodes of Arrested Development back to back -- opposite the opening ceremony of the Winter Olympics on NBC. In honor of the finale of...

 United States - Feb 9, 2006 The women of the Bluth family: Jessica Walter, left, and Portia De Rossi in "Arrested Development" on Fox. There are things that ...

By Ryan j Budke Creator Mitch Hurwitz) has not yet said, 'I want to continue to do the show,'" Greenblatt stated, adding Hurwitz's participation would be required if Showtime were to produce new episodes. "Also, 20th is asking for substantially more (coin) than what Fox is paying to license the show. It'...