It says quite a lot about the perfection of "Arrested Development" that the first three seasons of the show are relentlessly quotable, endlessly rewatchable and have provided some of the finest comedy ever delivered on the small screen. And it speaks equally to the wobbly fourth season which debuted on Netflix two years ago that it doesn’t have the same level of reverence and cultural recognition as the prior three. But perhaps the fifth season will get things back on track.
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Netflix confirmed what had been long rumored today —the company is working to get a fifth season of "Arrested Development" on their streaming service. “We are plugging along,” Ted Sarandos said today. “It’s a very long, complex deal to make for these guys, both because the talent is very busy and working on other shows, but also because the show is owned by Fox… It is our intent to have a new season of ‘Arrested Development.’ All the negotiations are underway.”
These comments are a bit more reserved than those from producer Brian Grazer, who said last month that production would begin in January 2016 with episodes airing just months afterward. [EW]
Limitless respect for the "greatest show ever"… I would watch a 25th season web special if it came out.
I\’ll still contend that the 4th Season mostly lives up to any of the previous 3. Some of those Tobias episodes ended up weirdly weak, but it lost none of its funniness
Most likely, this will be awful.