Arrested Development's second season doubles down on the absurd antics and densely layered gags, cementing the Bluths as TV's best worst family. Read critic reviews
Arrested Development (2004 - 2005)
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Episodes
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1. The One Where Michael Leaves
Air date: Nov 7, 2004
George Sr. remains at large, leaving Michael next in line to be prosecuted for the company's crimes; Lindsay and Tobias decide to have an open relationship, and Tobias auditions for Blue Man Group.
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2. The One Where They Build a House
Air date: Nov 14, 2004
Gob agrees to be the company's figurehead while Michael pulls the strings, but the arrangement drives Michael crazy.
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3. Amigos
Air date: Nov 21, 2004
The staircar turns up in Mexico, and Michael, increasingly frustrated, wants to find his fugitive father to give him a piece of his mind.
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4. Good Grief!
Air date: Dec 5, 2004
Lucille hires a bounty hunter (Malik Yoba) to find George Sr.; Gob tries to pull off an elaborate hoax; Maeby tries to set Lindsay up with the bounty hunter.
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5. Sad Sack
Air date: Dec 12, 2004
Michael is concerned that George Sr. will find out about Lucille's relationship with Oscar; Lindsay spends more time with Maeby to get closer to Steve Holt.
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6. Afternoon Delight
Air date: Dec 19, 2004
Michael must rebuild the banana stand after a prankster throws it into the bay; Gob fires everyone after an employee roasts him.
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7. Switch Hitter
Air date: Jan 16, 2005
When the president of a rival company hires Gob in an effort to win the company softball game, Michael asks Gob to throw the game.
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8. Queen for a Day
Air date: Jan 23, 2005
Michael sells some company stock to purchase a car, unaware that the rest of the family has sold off their stock as well, and they lose control of the firm in the process.
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9. Burning Love
Air date: Jan 30, 2005
Michael reunites with his long-lost love, Sally Sitwell, only to have parents meddle in their romance; Lucille worries about who will bid on her in this year's bachelor auction, since Buster is dating someone.
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10. Ready, Aim, Marry Me
Air date: Feb 13, 2005
The Bluths suspect that Lucille 2 (Liza Minnelli) is making a deal to sell the Bluth Co., so George Sr. suggests asking Uncle Jack (Martin Short) for help.
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Critic Reviews for Arrested Development: Season 2
Audience Reviews for Arrested Development: Season 2
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Best season of the best TV show ever. If you have not seen this yet, you have made a huge mistake.
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Season 2 of Arrested Development satisfactorily continues the misadventures of the Bluth family and subtly sets up plants that would pay off in Season 3.
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This show keeps delivering laughs after laughs. It's almost impossible to be as good as season one but season two is as close as it gets. One thing in particular that I find wonderful is how the show does not focus on one or two characters. The producers know how great of a cast they have and truly maximize their potential.
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The show's writing and creativity make it very entertaining for a sitcom. They really go all-in on some farfetched ideas which I can't help but love.
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It is the best season of the funniest show ever made.
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A great continuation of the show. Must see!
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Easliy one of my favorite seasons of television ever made.
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Season 2 will not disappoint everyone who loves this show!!
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Arrested Development is one of the best casted comedies. There are so many laugh out loud moments in every show. it is adult humor and it is hilarious. Highly recommend every season.
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Ending on a higher note was helpful, but this season was overall worse, never reaching the few highs like Season 1 did. I enjoyed episode 8, and the last three episodes, mildly more than the rest of the season. This show doesn't really make me laugh, but I like it otherwise (I guess I could say I like it as a "drama" maybe?) Everyone's performances are all so outstanding! I'm hoping Season 3 is better, and I'm not looking forward to Season 4.
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