Arrested Development

Zach Drucker and Chris Poldoian | Bad Samaritans

source: Tufts Daily

Jessie Eisenberg has usurped Cera as Hollywood's go-to alternative teen, so here's a chance for “Arrested Development” (2003) nerd George Michael to make a ...

Published 15 hours ago

'Lost,' 'Idol' and Ozzy among decade's TV Top 10

source: Modesto Bee

Arrested Development" (2003-06). A send-up of human vanities, greed and corruption, this Fox comedy about the unlikely Bluth clan stayed amusingly askew, ... and more »

Published 21 hours ago

Michael Cera wants to tickle your belly button from the inside

source: Entertainment Weekly

CanMag inside-jokey terms from Arrested Development in place of the “naughty” bits of some of the dialogue, below. Watch your mouth, George Michael Bluth! ... Redband trailer for Youth In RevoltIndieMoviesOnline all 27 news articles »

Published Wed, Dec 9

Much to like about television in the 2000s

source: News-Leader.com

Arrested Development" (2003-06). A send-up of human vanities, greed and corruption, this Fox comedy about the unlikely Bluth clan stayed amusingly askew, ...

Published Wed, Dec 9

'Glee' preview clip from 'Sectionals,' which features a party...line

source: Entertainment Weekly

I hate Fox and American Idol! Seriously the amount of crappy shows Fox has on air!! And all the great shows – Arrested Development & Firefly – get cancelled ... and more »

Published Tue, Dec 8

10 television series that set the standards for the decade

source: Detroit Free Press

Arrested Development" (2003-06). A send-up of human vanities, greed and corruption, this Fox comedy about the unlikely Bluth clan prepared the way for ... and more »

Published Tue, Dec 8

'Lost,' 'Idol' and Ozzy among decade's TV Top 10

source: Washington Post

Arrested Development" (2003-06). A send-up of human vanities, greed and corruption, this Fox comedy about the unlikely Bluth clan stayed amusingly askew, ...

Published Mon, Dec 7

Nancy Franklin: Comedy comes of age on TNT.

source: New Yorker

The touchstone for this movement—at least, on network television—was the one-camera, no-laugh-track comedy “Arrested Development,” which débuted on Fox half ... and more »

Published Sun, Dec 6