Arrested Development

Three seasons on Fox, two on Netflix, and one season that exists in two different edits with two different episode counts.

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Where to start with Arrested Development

The three Fox seasons in order, and then a real decision about season four. It was released in 2013 as fifteen episodes, each following one character through roughly the same stretch of time, so the same events keep recurring from new angles. Five years later Mitch Hurwitz re-cut exactly the same footage into twenty-two episodes in chronological order and called it Fateful Consequences. Neither is the definitive version. The original is the experiment; the recut is the easier watch. Pick one, not both.

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    Arrested Development, seasons 1 to 3 Arrested Development

    Fifty-three episodes on Fox, and the reason anybody cares about the rest.

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    Arrested Development, season 4 Arrested Development

    Fifteen episodes from 2013, one character at a time. Or the twenty-two episode recut of the same material, which runs in order.

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    Arrested Development, season 5 Arrested Development

    Sixteen episodes, eight in May 2018 and eight in March 2019.

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  • Arrested Development 2003, 5 seasons, 84 episodes

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