Now fans can watch the re-worked season 4, with the story at least laid out in chronological order, in preparation for the big season 5 resolution of the Lucille 2 mystery. The new season reportedly revolves around a murder mystery involving the disappearance of Lucille Austero from season 4. However, Arrested Development actor Henry Winkler recently said in an interview that season 5 will debut in midsummer. However, if the characters are still performing in their own stories and not actually interacting, it’s fair to ask how much of an improvement it really is.Īs for the debut of season 5, Hurwitz will only say it’s coming soon. Hurwitz says the new cut remedies one of the main problems with season 4 by putting more characters together in the same episodes. According to Hurwitz, he did this not only to fix the flaws of season 4, but to stretch it out into more episodes the better to reach the minimum number needed for syndication. The re-worked season debuts on Netflix on Friday, May 4.Īfter the re-cut, the original 15-episode season now runs 22 episodes. Hurwitz’s season 4 do-over goes by the title Arrested Development Season 4 Remix: Fateful Consequences. Now, as revealed on the Arrested Development Twitter, that re-cut is ready to see the light of day on Netflix. Another big issue for fans was the notable lack of interaction between characters, as most episodes focused on only one or two members of the cast.Īrrested Development creator Hurwitz long-ago heard the complaints of fans about season 4 and promised a re-cut version that would put the episodes in chronological order. The biggest complaint was that the season was too fragmented and non-linear and that nothing really paid off. Though the Bluth family was still up to their same old antics, and Hurwitz still had a wizard-like command of the show’s veritable galaxy of running gags, Arrested Development season 4 wound up disappointing a lot of fans. When canceled cult sitcom Arrested Development finally got a fourth season on Netflix, hopes were high that Mitchell Hurwitz and company would recapture the magic that made the show so beloved (though not by enough people to actually keep it on the air). Netflix will debut a re-cut edition of Arrested Development season 4 that at last puts the fragmented story in chronological order. Arrested-Development-Jason-Bateman-Michael-Bluth-Season-4.jpg
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