• 'Arrested Development' Season Four Trailer: A Very Good Sign

    All that's missing is the voice of Ron Howard's narrator, but otherwise everything you want from Arrested Development is here in the first trailer for the show's fourth season. The primary cast (Jason Bateman, Portia de Rossi, Will Arnett, Michael Cera, Alia Shawkat, Tony Hale, David Cross, Jeffrey Tambor, and Jessica Walter) all make appearances,…

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  • 'Arrested Development' Reveals Nine Character-Free Character Posters

    It seems like every major film or TV campaign now includes at least one set of character posters, but trust Arrested Development to have a little fun with theirs. Nine new posters have dropped for the highly anticipated fourth season of the comedy, but they don't show the Bluth clan's handsome mugs. Instead, they showcase…

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  • 'Mockingbird Lane' Trailer: Big Effects, Light Comedy From Bryan Fuller And Bryan Singer

    Time once again to speculate about just what NBC expects out of Mockingbird Lane, the Munsters revamp from producer/writer Bryan Fuller (Pushing Daisies) and director Bryan Singer (The Usual Suspects, X-Men). Over the past couple weeks we've heard that the expensive pilot came in below NBC's standards, and that the network was either dumping the show…

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  • TV Bits: 'Mockingbird Lane', 'The Walking Dead', Aaron Paul, Portia De Rossi

    This TV Bits isn't quite as jam-packed as some of the others we've had lately, but there are some juicy tidbits in here. Such as: New roles for Breaking Bad star Aaron Paul and Arrested Development star Portia de Rossi A glimpse of Marilyn (Charity Wakefield) in Bryan Fuller's Munsters reboot Mockingbird Lane A still…

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  • Showtime/Netflix In Talks For Ten Episode 'Arrested Development' Miniseries, Set-Up For Big Screen Movie

    Update: EW has confirmed that Showtime and Netflix are in talks with producers about airing the miniseries. Keep holding out hope, Arrested Development fans. Five years after the series finale, creator Mitchell Hurwitz is still insisting that, yes, a movie based on the brilliant-but-cancelled sitcom is definitely in the works. And what's more, he's now hoping…

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