Start the countdown. The long-awaited fourth season of Arrested Development will premiere on Netflix on May 4, 2013. For those who don’t know, all of season four will premiere at once rather than one new episode per week. Don’t worry about having to call in sick. May 4th is a Saturday, so gather your friends, have a marathon, and taste the happy.
Titles for all 14 episodes have also been revealed, and as we previously reported, each episode is named after a character. Michael, George Sr., Lindsay, George Michael, and Gob will all get two-part episodes; strangely, Part 2 of “Gob” takes place five episodes after the first part. Sadly, there is no episode devoted to Franklin. Hit the jump for the full episode list. [Update HitFix's Daniel Fienberg says a Netflix rep has reached out to say that the May 4th premiere date is inaccurate. No official date has been set.]
Via Bleeding Cool.
- Michael 1
- Michael 2
- George Sr. 1
- George Sr. 2
- Lindsay 1
- Lindsay 2
- Tobias
- Gob
- Maeby
- Lucille
- Buster
- George Michael 1
- George Michael 2
- Gob 2
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Still taking off Monday for a 5th viewing of the new season. Ah screw it, I’ll watch the entire series again…for the 30th time.
I am not sure, if showing all at once is a good decision — this way I can watch the entire season for free by using my free 30-day trial. For econimic reasons Netflix should at least have stretched it over two month.
I sure hope they still have the magic…
Illusions Michael! Illusions!
I’m an ideas man Michael, I think I proved that with Fuck Mountain.
Arrested Development is the greatest sitcom ever — faster-paced, more layered, more complex, more and better comedic actors…than Seinfeld. I feel a little down after watching a couple of Seinfeld episodes, though I will giggle here and there. Arrested Development not only makes me laugh my butt off, but I feel happier after watching!