Season 4 – Arrested Development

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Rose G Nov 5 So boring all they do is summarising the previous episode. I can’t watch it anymore See more Jakey B Sep 15 Whilst completely different in pace and not as entertaining as the first three seasons, the entire structure and interconnected storytelling of each character's episode is really unlike anything seen in a sit-com before. At the start it's kind of tedious to watch but gets continuously better as it goes on, even if doesn't fully bring everything together in the end. It is missing the original charm and character dynamics but instead is a very experimental comedy exercise that makes you wait for unexpected pay offs and does develop these characters by splitting them all off. See more Lionel H @Lionel.H May 5 this goes for the remix and this season, they were both great and i had no problem watching each of them. But i do recommend the original season 4 . See more Ibu P 05/24/2023 Incredible season that's best watched in one day to avoid confusion. Don't watch the remix. In an attempt to dumb it down the remix made it boring See more T T 03/31/2023 Yawn. They should have quit after season 3, period. See more Corey W 03/27/2023 While this season receives a lot of hate, it deserves none of it. Season four begins with a behind-the-scenes problem so detrimental to an ensemble cast sitcom that it's a wonder that it got produced at all: Each actor was at an apex of their career when Netflix started making its own content. This meant that the actors were unable to synch schedules in order to all be present simultaneously (except for the one living room scene). Ron Howard and team set off to use this disadvantage and try to spin it into a storytelling device wherein each episode focuses on a singular character (with some exceptions i.e., Lindsey and Tobias, George Michael and his father). This is likely where the team lost some of the fans, but what results was a densely packed joke-fest told in an "off the wall" style in which punchlines would occur two episodes before the setup. This format almost demands to be rewatched to truly appreciate the whole experience, and it's not just about getting the full value out of the jokes either. There are thematic motifs and callbacks so perfectly placed throughout that there is a lot to find enjoyment in with a second, or even third watch through. Ultimately this isn't the same Arrested Development that we all loved so much from the Fox days, but there's still a ton to love, so long as viewers are prepared to recalibrate their viewing experience a bit. See more Read all reviews

Arrested Development — Season 4

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