At the New Yorker Festival Sunday, Arrested Development creator Mitch Hurwitz announced that he intends to make one last “limited” season of the show before filming the movie.

Another Tweet from the New Yorker says it should be 10 Episodes.

Via Daily Beast via New Yorker.

And hey look, it’s Tobias Funke as a member of the Blue Man Group. Color in your entry to the Blue Man Group coloring contest! Deadline is pretty much tonight or so!

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25 replies on “Arrested Development to Air Another “Limited” Season Before Film”

  1. Folks, fucking MOVE ON. Remember how “Serenity” was the greatest SF movie ever made? Remember how the revived Futurama was as consistently awesome as the original series? Remember After-M*A*S*H and all those Emmys it won? Remember how much we love Michael Cera for attempting to stretch his George Michael Bluth “character” into an entire career? Remember how none of those things actually happened?

    You can’t re-capture lightning in a bottle. You can, however, easily piss on treasured memories. This is going to suck, and suck hard.

  2. If they pull this off it will be amazing. I wonder what they will be about, though, as the series finale was pretty much the perfect wrap up to just about every story arc.

  3. @ DM, um, Serenity IS a great movie, at least if you were a fan of Firefly, and Futurama HAS been really good since it came back.

    You might have a point if your examples didn’t flatly contradict you.

  4. @17: I was and am a fan of Firefly. Serenity had an okay first act, a couple of good one-liners, and a visible moment about halfway through where Whedon ran out of ideas and into a brick wall.

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