If, after that previous twitpic of Arrested Development showrunner Mitch Hurwitz standing inside the writer's room, you still can't quite believe that the gone-too-soon cult TV show Arrested Development is truly making its way back to reality, perhaps this photo of producer/narrator Ron Howard's iPad displaying the script for episode 1 of season 4 might persuade you to finally give in to unbridled joy.

Even though Arrested Development's fourth season was officially confirmed earlier this year by multiple sources directly involved in the production process, the beloved series' return still seems like a wonderful daydream to its ever-expanding fan base.

Speaking with reporters yesterday at the National Association of Broadcasters convention in Las Vegas, Netflix Chief Content Officer Ted Sarandos confrimed the company's plan to release all 10 episodes of Arrested Development's highly anticipated fourth season at the same time.

Netflix is bringing back Arrested Development! After years of rumors—most recently of a "final season" in preparation for a movie—new episodes of the cultishly beloved sitcom will come to Instant Watch in early 2013. In one fell swoop, Netflix just won back the internet.

Arrested Development creator Mitch Hurwitz, speaking at the New Yorker festival today, says that he plans on doing a last, "limited" season of the show before making the long-promised movie. As the Times' Dave Itzkoff says, "we'll see."

It's late August, and there is nothing on TV except for Big Brother and crappy reruns. What the hell are you supposed to watch before the new TV season starts in September? We're here with some suggestions for DVD/iTunes/Netflix marathons that will have you glued to your couch.

MTV brings us even more news about the Arrested Development movie. Appaarently, he sat down with Mitch Hurwitz just last week to discuss the film. Bateman goes on to call it "everything you would want it to be and more."

Sadly, Arrested Development aired its final episode five years ago this week. As a tribute to this hilarious show, watch this compilation of all the 'C'MON!''s ever uttered by the Bluth clan. Can you name your favorite Arrested line?

In the middle of his press tour for The Dilemma, MTV News asked the off-point but highly-important question about the Arrested Development movie. Ron Howard answers it honestly, leaving most of the blame on Mitch Hurtwiz.

Will Arnett's new series Running Wilde continues to struggle with low ratings, but fans remain supportive. Will had a lot to say about creating a show, balancing comedy and romance, and staying funny under pressure when Gawker.TV interviewed him recently.

Mitch Hurwitz places his faith in FOX again with the Will Arnett/Keri Russell vehicle Running Wilde. Arrested Development (even with critical and cult celebration) lasted 3 seasons, Sit Down, Shut Up less than one. Is the third time the charm?

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We're so glad someone took the time to mash together what could possibly be the best line out to ever come out of Buster Bluth's mouth. Inside, almost every single instance of "Hey, Brother" being uttered on Arrested Development. Enjoy!

Twenty television bigwigs have come together to start up a brand new awards show as a rival to the annual Emmy Awards. But do we really need to replace TV's biggest night?

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This faux movie trailer is simply brilliant. If you enjoy Arrested Development (who doesn't?) and action movies, this is for you. All we can say is—well played, internet.

We here at Gawker.TV love our dads. But we really love our TV dads, for they taught us everything we'd need to know about life in under an hour. From the Danny Tanners to the Frank Costanzas, we salute you!

This is recently uncovered footage of Mrs. Featherbottom herself candidly proclaiming the exact reasons why a show as brilliant as Arrested Development didn't last as long as it was supposed to.

The title of this piece is a cocktail of arrogance, elitism and a bit of dick for flavor. But that doesn't make the statement any less true.

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