Arrested Development (2003 - 2019)

Arrested Development

75%

Avg Tomatometer

81%

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A young man leads his oddball family and their real-estate-development business following a securities-fraud fiasco that put the father in jail. This is an arrestingly sophisticated and sardonic sitcom, with deliciously deadpan narration and stylish flashbacks, about mostly self-absorbed characters at odds with one another and the world at large.
Creator: Mitchell Hurwitz

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Seasons

56%
Critics Consensus: Arrested Development finds itself back in familiar form, recapturing much of the cast's chemistry and comedic brilliance -- though it still doesn't quite live up to its own past.

2018, Netflix, 16 episodes

27%
Critics Consensus: They've made a huge mistake.

2018, Netflix, 22 episodes

100%
Critics Consensus: Arrested Development's solid third season plays out just like the first two: fast, funny, and with a felony charge.

2005, Netflix, 13 episodes

94%
Critics Consensus: Arrested Development's second season doubles down on the absurd antics and densely layered gags, cementing the Bluths as TV's best worst family.

2004, Netflix, 18 episodes

100%
Critics Consensus: Arrested Development puts an ambitiously complex, brilliantly fast-paced spin on dysfunctional family comedy, anchored by the efforts of a tremendously talented ensemble.

2003, Netflix, 22 episodes

Cast

Jason Bateman
as Michael Bluth
Michael Cera
as George Michael Bluth
Jeffrey Tambor
as George Bluth Sr./Oscar Bluth
Henry Winkler
as Barry Zuckerkorn
Jessica Walter
as Lucille Bluth
Will Arnett
as George Oscar `Gob' Bluth II
Tony Hale
as Buster Bluth
Ron Howard
Portia de Rossi
as Lindsay Funke
David Cross
as Tobias Funke
Alia Shawkat
as Mae `Maeby' Funke
Ron Howard
Charlize Theron
as Rita
Cobie Smulders
as Young Lucille
Liza Minnelli
as Lucille Austero
Justin Lee (II)
as Annyong
Mae Whitman
as Ann
Judy Greer
as Kitty
BW Gonzalez
as Lupe
Justin Grant Wade
as Steve Holt
Dave Thomas
as Trevor
Jeff Garlin
as Mort Meyers
Julia Louis-Dreyfus
as Maggie
Michael Paul Chan
as Judge Ping
Ed Begley Jr.
as Sitwell
James Lipton
as Warden Gentles
Scott Baio
as Bob Loblaw
Mo Collins
as Starla
John Michael Higgins
as Wayne Jarvis
Charlie Hartsock
as Ted
Bob Einstein
as Larry
Carl Weathers
as Himself
Patricia Velasquez
as Marta
Jamie Kennedy
as Himself
David Reynolds
as White Power Bill
Amy Poehler
as Wife of Gob
Leonor Varela
as Marta
Steve Ryan
as J. Walter
Lillian Hurst
as Luz
Malik Yoba
as Hawk
Rocky McMurray
as Warden
Ian Roberts
as Doctor
Jane Lynch
as Cindi Lightballoon
Christine Taylor
as Sally Sitwell
Jerry Minor
as Off. Carter
Jay Johnston
as Off. Taylor
John F. Beard
as Himself
Stacey Grenrock Woods
as Trisha Thoon
Sam Pancake
as James Alan Spangler
Regi Davis
as Guard
Michael Blieden
as Agent Cummings
Becky Thyre
as Loretta
Alden Villaverde
as Little Justice
Maggie Rowe
as Juror No. 4
Ron Howard
as Narrator
Greg Kohout
as Derek
Bob Odenkirk
as Dr. Gunty
Patrice O'Neal
as T-Bone
Evan Lee Dahl
as Usher
Jill Ritchie
as Jessie
Heather Graham
as Beth
Scott Atkinson
as Roger Danish
Ben Stiller
as Tony Wonder
Judge Reinhold
as Himself
Frankie Muniz
as Himself
Dave Osborne
as Larry the Surrogate
Mark Blankfield
as Dr. Miller
Tom Kiesche
as Umpire/Prison Guard
Martin Mull
as Gene Parmesan
Dave Attell
as Himself
Justine Bateman
as Nellie
Clint Howard
as Johnny Bark
Peter Jason
as Jordan
Martin Short
as Uncle Jack
Thomas Jane
as Himself
Michael Bartel
as Young Michael
Dan Castellaneta
as Dr. Stein
Andy Richter
as Himself/Donnie/Rocky/Emmett
Mel Gorham
as Helen
Brian Gattas
as Alex
Carrie Preston
as Jan Eagleman
Marc Grapey
as Rollo
Michael Hitchcock
as Ira
Don Perry
as Earle
Dick Van Patten
as Cal Cullen
Ken Kimmins
as Dr. Carr
Ethan Phillips
as Military Official
J.K. Simmons
as Garvey
Jesus Nebot
as Javier
Michael P. Byrne
as Bailiff
Zach Braff
as Phillip Litt
Bronwen Masters
as Adelaide
Kennedy Kabasares
as Lance
Casey Sandino
as Cortesio
Rob Corddry
as Moses Taylor
Troy R. Brenna
as Dragon
Rob Riggle
as Congressman John Van Heusen
John Rothman
as Charles
Iqbal Theba
as Nazhgalia
Rob Huebel
as Dave Williams
Brant von Hoffman
as Foreman
Gary Kraus
as Reunion Dad
Abraham Higginbotham
as Gary
Peter Michael Goetz
as Dr. Farmer
Don Took
as Cab Driver
Jason Aaron Tinero
as Young Buster
Zitto Kazann
as Warden
Bruno Alexander
as Bailiff
Andrew Hill Newman
as Drug Rep
Carlos Albert
as Diego
Harry Murphy
as Brian Snee
Maliabeth Johnson
as Shannon
John Fremont
as Brian
Marc Cherry
as Himself
Jonathan Schmock
as Lionel
Bud Cort
as Himself
Steve Witting
as Principal Conrad
Lauren Bowles
as Stripper
Cedric Yarbrough
as Sergeant
Mark Mueller
as Dave
Blaine Pate
as Monti
Paul Feig
as Wizard
Marco Pelaez
as Marco
Mia A. Nunez
as Guard's Daughter
Matt Price
as Agent Freeling
William Hung
as Himself
John Veiner
as Frank
Tom Virtue
as Kell
Nathalia Ramos
as Hope Loblaw
Amanda Anka
as Teacher
Matthew Richards
as Jeremy
Ross Gottstein
as Optometrist
Kevin Heffernan
as Announcer
Teddy Lane Jr.
as Construction Worker
R.F. Daley
as Country Club Manager
Jason Sims-Prewitt
as Jay
Timothy Starks
as Baliff
Ron Mathews
as Ben
John Farley
as Clark
Phyllis Smith
as Carla
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Series Details

TV Network: Netflix
Premiere Date: Nov 2, 2003
Genre: Comedy
Executive Producers: Ron Howard, Brian Grazer, Jim Vallely, Troy Miller, David Nevins, Mitchell Hurwitz, Richard Rosenstock, James Vallely, John Levenstein
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