Arrested Development to Definitely Possibly Happen Again

As surely as there is always money in the banana stand, there is always eternal optimism—encouraged by remarks by Arrested Development principals every half year or so—that the cast members of the show will reunite again and make the much-rumored Arrested Development movie. Sunday at the New Yorker Festival in New York City, accompanied by the reassembled cast, creator Mitch Hurwitz upped the ante, saying that they also intend to make a nine- or ten-episode AD miniseries as prelude to a movie.

And all that will happen if—you knew there was an if!—somebody with money and a TV-show-and-movie-making machine agrees to commit those resources to Hurwitz and his cast.

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Community Watch: And That's Why…

Last night’s blissfully weird Community, “Conspiracy Theories and Interior Design,” was a buildup to two elaborately constructed payoffs: the twist-within-a-twist-within-a-twist conspiracy ending, and the chase through Troy and Abed’s teeming blanket-fort city. The latter was one of those fanciful constructions that makes Community, in a good way, like a live-action cartoon (while illustrating the overgrown-kids [...]

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David Cross to Re-Join Arnett, Hurwitz on Running Wilde

It’s an Arrested Development reunion! According to The Hollywood Reporter, David Cross (formerly Dr. Tobias Fünke on AD) has been signed as a regular on the new Fox sitcom Running Wilde, starring his old castmate Will Arnett and produced by AD creator Mitch Hurwitz. Let’s just rename it “Running Bluth” and call it a day. [...]