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Check out NPR’s detailed rundown of every recurring joke in the history of Arrested Development. See the interactive graph here.

Netflix drops the first trailer for the new season of Arrested Development

Thank you so much, Netflix. New season starts on May 26th.

Netflix releases a clip from the new season of Arrested Development

AD comes back May 26th, and here’s a new clip from the new series.

Netflix announces May 26 premiere date for Arrested Development

Arrested Development has a new home on Netflix and brand new Netflix-produced episodes will start on May 26.

Thanks to Arrested Development, there are lots of fake movies right now on Netflix

New releases on Netflix Canada - I wish these were real, I would watch the hell out them. Clicking on any of the links takes you to the Arrested Development page on Netflix. Make me look forward that much more to the new season of AD.

posted 20 December, 2012
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Ron Howard tweets a photo of the Arrested Development script

If you had any doubts that such a thing existed, here it is.

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Arrested Development’s new season will be a Netflix streaming exclusive

So the good news is that Arrested Development is definitely coming back for at least one more season, and that season will be on Netflix streaming only, meaning you’ll be able to catch it any time day or night, commercial free.

posted 19 November, 2011
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Arrested Development coming back for one more season before the movie

Aaand that’s all I know right now, based on the above tweet from the New Yorker, that I was alerted to by Darsh. Stay tuned for more informizzle.

More info:

The discussion took place at The New Yorker Festival, and based off Huwitz’s comments on stage, the official New Yorker Twitter feed, wrote, “Arrested Development coming back for one more TV season before movie.” New York Times reporter Dave Itzkoff was also in attendance at the Q&A and tweeted, “Mitch Hurwitz says he plans limited Arrested Development series (9-10 eps, 1 character per ep) that would lead into movie.”