Arrested Development resurfacing!

[Pheidippides]

What did Portia do to her face?!

Had the same question. I thought it was calista flockheart.

[Commando]

I'm about 10 episodes in.... Gob's episode cracked me up. So did Lindsay's- Terry Crews is amazing as Herman Cain. :rockon2:

[Pheidippides]

I'm about 10 episodes in.... Gob's episode cracked me up. So did Lindsay's- Terry Crews is amazing as Herman Cain. :rockon2:

It's such an obvious Herman Cain that it cracks me up. I'm watching the 11th episode now - these are going to have a high rewatch value.

[Commando]

What about Steve Holt?

[Pheidippides]

What about Steve Holt?

Tony Wonder. Lol. And

[SCcoug]

Just watched episode one. I hope they get better.

[MarkGrace]

I love the way this show tells jokes that you don't even know are jokes yet. At the end of the first episode Michael enters the apartment and almost gets run over by an ostrich and yells out "Lindsay!" And then you see the 3rd episode and find out about the ostrich. lol.

I've seen four now, and the fourth was definitely my favorite. The two Michael-centered episodes have been much better than the other two (George and Lindsay). Lindsay's not a good enough character to carry a full episode.

[ewth8tr]

I hurt my ankle at work, so I stayed home from church and watched all 15 episodes. I enjoyed the season, though I don't think it was as good as the previous 3. They certainly set it up for a movie at the end.

[The_Douger]

I've only seen the first three. I've been laughing pretty good so far.

I didn't like season three, and from what I've seen I like this one better.

I do miss the continuity of having all of the characters around at once.

[All-American]

I've only seen the first three. I've been laughing pretty good so far.

I didn't like season three, and from what I've seen I like this one better.

I do miss the continuity of having all of the characters around at once.

It's going to be the major knock on season 4. Whether it's because they had to in order to manage costs, or because they are exploring the freedom which the new Netflix medium provides, they are weaving some pretty intricate webs, setting up jokes in one episode that they don't pull off until three or four episodes later. Some will say it's brilliant, and others will say it's asking too much of the average viewer's attention span.

Basically, they're planning on everybody watching this season in the next two days.

[Commando]

It's going to be the major knock on season 4. Whether it's because they had to in order to manage costs, or because they are exploring the freedom which the new Netflix medium provides, they are weaving some pretty intricate webs, setting up jokes in one episode that they don't pull off until three or four episodes later. Some will say it's brilliant, and others will say it's asking too much of the average viewer's attention span.

Basically, they're planning on everybody watching this season in the next two days.

Absolutely. However, Arrested Development has always set up jokes that didn't pay off until much later- sometimes seasons later. That's part of what made it so re-watchable. I like how they are kind of Tarantino-ing the various plot arcs.

Also, Buster's episode.

[MarkGrace]

It's going to be the major knock on season 4. Whether it's because they had to in order to manage costs, or because they are exploring the freedom which the new Netflix medium provides, they are weaving some pretty intricate webs, setting up jokes in one episode that they don't pull off until three or four episodes later. Some will say it's brilliant, and others will say it's asking too much of the average viewer's attention span.

Basically, they're planning on everybody watching this season in the next two days.

They had to. Schedule and costs.

[MarkGrace]

Anustart

[The_Douger]

It's going to be the major knock on season 4. Whether it's because they had to in order to manage costs, or because they are exploring the freedom which the new Netflix medium provides, they are weaving some pretty intricate webs, setting up jokes in one episode that they don't pull off until three or four episodes later. Some will say it's brilliant, and others will say it's asking too much of the average viewer's attention span.

Basically, they're planning on everybody watching this season in the next two days.

We'll probably watch it three or four times, so it won't matter for us. It's by far our favorite show.

[All-American]

They had to. Schedule and costs.

So I have heard, but it seems like less of a concession and more of a nudge in the direction in which they already wanted to go. I think they're trying to see what they can do without the old twenty-two minute constraints.