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The Persistent Cult of Arrested Development
The show was too weird and self-referential to really succeed on network TV, especially in 2003. But times have changed, and now so has television.
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The show was too weird and self-referential to really succeed on network TV, especially in 2003. But times have changed, and now so has television.
And a tiny bit about Arrested Development.
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Rihanna stands in a shadow. Taylor Swift reaches for something off a high shelf. Alan Arkin and John Goodman are adorable together.
That, or David Cross is on a European vacation.
Behold the world's first analrapist!
To actress Amber Tamblyn.
So says David Cross.
Tobias still a Never Nude?
"He was one of those Dune obsessives, and so am I. Here’s a movie that even its director hates, but we don’t care."
Michelle Williams, Jennifer Lawrence, John Slattery, Lionel Richie (he's back!), and more.
Everything's coming up Arrested!
And how do you feel about cat videos?
David Cross visited Conan, who didn't really get a word in edgewise.
Plus: David Cross slammed Chipmunks: Chipwrecked and its Jewish producer, and more, on our daily late-night roundup.
Featuring a decreasingly accurate computer rendering of David Cross.
The Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margaret is returning to television for its second season, but not without comedy's secretly sex ham[m].
Like, Mitch Hurwitz explains an erection joke to a young Michael Cera.
"Open your heart, celery, we're all in this together."
From Russell Brand in 'Hop' to Eddie Murphy in 'Shrek.'
And as they share stories of how they booked these famous faces, we grade the odds of them just putting us on.
"Yeah, I was super-high at the Emmys. We were all pretty shocked. I think I was chewing gum."
Plus: Universal to just call everything the "Bourne" something.
Plus, David Cross proves that being an unintelligible drunk can't stop him from getting his own television show, on our regular late-night roundup.