Arrested Development's solid third season plays out just like the first two: fast, funny, and with a felony charge. Read critic reviews
Arrested Development (2005 - 2006)
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Episodes
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1. The Cabin Show
Air date: Sep 19, 2005
When Michael decides to track down George Sr., he winds up in Reno and ruins a trip to the family cabin with his son.
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2. For British Eyes Only
Air date: Sep 26, 2005
When Michael goes to Britain to investigate his father's claims, he meets a beautiful Briton, Rita, and he asks her on a date.
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3. Forget Me Now
Air date: Oct 3, 2005
When the Bluths invite Rita to a family party, they unknowingly expose to her Michael's lie that he has no family.
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4. Notap...
Air date: Nov 7, 2005
Michael misunderstands a word Rita (Charlize Theron) uses to describe him, so he sets out to prove her wrong by participating in manly activities.
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5. Mr. F
Air date: Nov 7, 2005
Michael must ferret out a corporate mole to salvage a major real estate deal with Japanese investors; Tobias mistakes a CIA agent for a CAA agent and accidentally betrays the family.
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6. The Ocean Walker
Air date: Dec 5, 2005
George Sr. fears that Rita (Charlize Theron) is after Michael's money; Rita's uncle tries to stop the wedding by revealing surprising information.
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7. Prison Break-In
Air date: Dec 12, 2005
Michael worries when he learns Lucille is dating the warden (guest star James Lipton) behind his father's back.
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8. Making a Stand
Air date: Dec 19, 2005
Michael and Gob team up to teach George Sr. a lesson; Lucille's biannual facelift inspires a new idea for a horror movie.
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9. S.O.B.s
Air date: Jan 2, 2006
Concerned about its future, George Sr. insists that the family host a fundraiser to raise awareness within the community.
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10. Fakin' It
Air date: Feb 10, 2006
Michael plays the family lawyer in a mock trial; Buster pretends he is comatose; Lindsay fights for Buster's rights; George-Michael and Maeby marry.
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Critic Reviews for Arrested Development: Season 3
Audience Reviews for Arrested Development: Season 3
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I think you can draw a straight line as far quality: season 1 was excellent, 2 was very good, 3 was good. Basically, the quality decreased with every season.
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Season 3 of Arrested Development pays off long-time viewers with jokes that have been cooking for more than a season. The short season satisfactorily ends the series before it overstays its welcome.
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One of my favorite sitcoms of all time. The writing is stellar and extremely layered in its comedy and characterization, the cast and performances are immaculate, the comedy is hilarious, fast and subtle in all the right ways and the storyline is always interesting and full of clever twists.
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needed to be a full season but couldnt get it
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It's a very good finale. All the running storylines are tied up quite nicely, and the show is hilarious to the last.
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This season is great. Absurd situations, funny wordplay, family feuds and also some nice guest appearances, specially from Furiosa. The tv show didn't get all the recognition it deserved.
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No show has ever made me laugh out loud as much as Arrested Development, and in particular season 3, in my entire life. Incredibly creative and Ron Howard's narration really makes this entire season perfect.
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It is the perfect way to end Arrested Development's original run on Fox.
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"Arrested Development" goes out with a bang in it's final season of it's FOX run. Not only does this season include three of the best episodes of the entire show, "Mr. F," "S.O.Bs," and "Development Arrested," but it also builds on everything the prior seasons developed, and ultimately culminating into an ending much like the beginning. My grade: A
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Show continues to be great, wish it was bigger hit so it didn't feel so rushed in the end.
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