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Question: Now that we are about at the mid-season break for shows, I have been thinking about which returning shows are having the best, most satisfying seasons. Fringe, Castle, Community and Bones are at the top of my list, but I have to single out Parks and Recreation as the best returning show. I wasn't sure Parks and Rec could sustain the consistently funny run it had last season, but it has easily lived up to the expectations of Season 3. I think what has made this season even better ...
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Arrested Development
Netflix has landed the rights to stream new episodes of Arrested Development, Variety reports.
In October, Arrested creator Mitch Hurwitz announced that the sitcom would return for one abbreviated season, focusing on...
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Bryce Dallas Howard and Ron Howard
Ron Howard says if it weren't for the fans of his series Arrested Development, there would never be hope for the upcoming movie.
"From people holding up signs saying, 'Bring Arrested Development back' and continuing to download the show and talk about it and share it ... the fans have really kept it going," he says."I had dinner with [creator] Mitchell Hurwitz and Jason Bateman last week and there are no creative roadblocks, everyone wants to do it."
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Party Down
Time to break out the pink bowties!
Starz's short-lived cult comedy series Party Down may be getting resurrected as a big-screen movie, according to co-creator and executive producer Rob Thomas. Thomas broke the news during a special Party Down reunion held this past weekend at the Alamo Drafthouse in Texas.
"People are talking to us about doing a...
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Running Wilde
Fox has decided to pull the remaining five episodes of Running Wilde from its schedule, TVGuide.com has learned.
Wilde, which stars Will Arnett and Keri Russell, drew just...
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David Cross, The Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margaret
In IFC's The Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margaret, David Cross plays a man whose little white lies snowball to such a degree that in one week he's gone from meek office temp to a criminal on trial for "funding a terrorist organization, possession of biological weapons, possession of child pornography, blackmail, espionage..."
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Keri Russell
As Felicity, the sensitive college girl forever caught between two men in The WB series of the same name, Keri Russell became known for dramatic, breathless hellos, rather than breathless laughter. But Will Arnett, her co-star in Fox's new comedy Running Wilde, says Russell is not only funny, she was at the top of their wish list to play his opposites-attract love interest.
"That's a bald-faced...
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Running Wilde
Keri Russell and Will Arnett are comedic gold together — at least that's what we took away from our sit-down with them at the Television Critics Association fall previews.
Mitch Hurwitz: Running Wilde is not Arrested Development, but you should still watch
Envision lots of ...
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Will Arnett
Yes, an Arrested Development movie is still in the works, and series creator Mitch Hurwitz is still excited about it.
"We very much loved working on Arrested, and that's why we do want to make the movie," Hurwitz said.
But Hurwitz has also moved on to something new, a Fox comedy called Running Wilde.
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Will Arnett and David Cross
It's an Arrested Development reunion! David Cross has just inked a deal to team up with former AD costar Will Arnett and creator Mitch Hurwitz in the new fall series Running Wilde, a Fox rep tells TV Guide Magazine.
Cross will appear in seven of the first 13 episodes, including the pilot (airing Tuesday, September 21 at 9:30/8:30c), and he will play Andy, the radical environmentalist fiancé of Keri Russell's Emmy...
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