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Arrested Development Documentary Project
July 19, 2009 @ 11:26 pm
Two guys, Neil and Jeff, are behind a new documentary they call the Arrested Development Documentary Project (ADDP) that takes a look at the road that led to the rise and fall of one of the most loved TV shows of all time. They two men set out to interview as many people associated with Arrested Development as possible and to get their views and opinions on why they think the show ended so abruptly and why nobody seemed to know it was on TV when it aired regular new episodes. Was it a marketing failure? Was it simply too weird for the general public? Who at Fox pulled the plug on the show? This and many other interestin tidbits about the show will be answered when the documentary gets released.
Follow the Arrested Development Documentary Project on Twitter and be sure to read their blog for more updates.
Our Art Art Hour
June 17, 2009 @ 12:50 pm
Haha, this totally reminds me of Bob Loblaw from Arrested Development. Thanks Andy!
Bob Loblaw’s Law Blog
March 26, 2009 @ 5:03 pm
YTMND always has the best single-page entries, and these two Bob Loblaw related ones are great!
First, the Bob Loblaw Law Blog. Can you say that as fast as Tobias?
And then there’s Bob Loblaw Lobs Law Bomb! Oh how I miss Arrested Development theme music.
Possible Arrested Development movie in the works
February 3, 2008 @ 10:02 pm
Jason Bateman (Michael Bluth in Arrested Development) has confirmed, along with Jeffrey Tambor (George Bluth, Sr.), that there are initial talks of an Arrested Development movie in the making.
According to Bateman, the creative minds behind Arrested Development (Mitch Hurwitz and Ron Howard) have already begun to make phone calls to cast members asking if they’d be interested in making a movie. Apparently, Universal Studios is interested in putting the production into motion.
Arrested Development was a comedy TV series on Fox that ended prematurely just after 3 seasons. Since the cancellation, the series has seen a huge rally behind it to get the show started again. Unfortunately, and for reasons not clearly known, the show has no intention to continue from where it left off. Hopefully, the movie gets a green light through to production and filming!
Below is the video of Keith Olbermann’s “Special Come On!” back in December of 2007.
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