Arrested Development is coming to Netflix next month (May 26th) with 15 original half-hour episodes, so Entertainment Weekly threw some Bluths up on its latest cover. This will complete the fourth season of the cancelled Fox comedy which still has eyes on getting a feature film made. Be sure to hit the jump if you are on the main page to see the other two versions.
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Unlike Garcia’s previous works (which includes My Name Is Earl,) this one is a multi-camera show making the pickup a bit ironic for Arnett. If CBS orders the pilot to series, it will become the first such offering for the Hulu spokesman since his guest spot days before the world ever heard of Arrested Development. Just to be clear, Arnett is in that show’s fourth season Netflix revival, but since it will not continue onward (the plan is to set up a movie) there is a noticeable void in the comic actor’s schedule.
Up All Night’s Will Arnett is headlining the Hulu Super Bowl ads this year, and here they are. The spots are basically the same gimmick as before–turning minds into mush.
Will Arnett was on Conan last night to promote Up All Night. He talked about the return of Arrested Development, gingers, and more. Continue Reading
As for Will Arnett, he is currently signed on to do a Lorne Michaels produced pilot for an NBC comedy opposite Christina Applegate, so don’t get too optimistic at the prospects of an FX pickup for the failed show even if it performs well. Also, Arnett is scheduled to be on the one hour season finale of The Office May 19th. On a personal note, I did see the show, and while I wasn’t compelled enough to get upset that it was cancelled, I’m very happy that a unique show like this has enough respect in the world to get a burnoff on television rather than some deep corner of the internet on a broadcaster’s seldom trafficked website even if it is cable. |
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And the demise of Up All Night continues to be a story that plays out in the press on a nightly basis. The latest word on the project is that series lead Will Arnett is not waiting for NBC to figure out how to work around the 
A little while back, Jason Bateman teamed with his Arrested Development co-star Will Arnett to start a viral advertising company called DumbDumb. Today it all paid off as TBS has entered into an agreement with the duo to air their shorts via the network’s internet platforms. Read on for the full press announcement with further details. 
Will Arnett and Christina Applegate took to Today this morning to promote their NBC comedy Up All Night. The expectation is the series should get a second season, but it isn’t a given and thus the extra promotional effort from the series’ leads. Here is their full appearance from NBC’s morning program complete with questions about Anchorman 2 and Arrested Development.
The following is the theatrical trailer for Disney’s The Secret World of Arriety. The release date is scheduled for February 17, 2012. 