Anyone who isn’t outraged about the War on Women isn’t paying attention.

After watching Mansome earlier this week, I cannot wait for more Bluth time.
(It’s because Mansome was atrocious)

After watching Mansome earlier this week, I cannot wait for more Bluth time.

(It’s because Mansome was atrocious)

Hey I just met you, and this is crazy, but I work as a movie executive at the age of 15, so marry me?
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Hey I just met you, and this is crazy, but I work as a movie executive at the age of 15, so marry me?

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How is it possible that no one has posted a video of George Michael singing “Call Me, Maeby?” Clearly she’s game.

How is it possible that no one has posted a video of George Michael singing “Call Me, Maeby?” Clearly she’s game.


What a delightful day for a “Bluth Family Reunion.” On Sunday afternoon, Arrested Development creator Mitchell Hurwitz gathered with his entire cast for their first time together since December 2005 for the hot-ticket panel at the New Yorker Festival. On stage Hurwitz revealed that he was halfway through the movie script he wanted to start shooting next summer. The cast of Bluths are leaving their own schedules free should this dream scenario come to fruition.
Further intriguing news: Hurwitz said his plan is to shoot a limited-run TV series of nine to 10 episodes that would air next fall and catch audiences up on the characters’ lives in the five years since the series ended. While he didn’t want to give up any spoilers, he did reveal one obvious hint of what’s in store for the family Bluth: “They f— everything up.” Lord, let this all happen.

I refuse to source or reference Gawker, so EW gets to spread the news.  Still, I’m not getting my hopes up…

What a delightful day for a “Bluth Family Reunion.” On Sunday afternoon, Arrested Development creator Mitchell Hurwitz gathered with his entire cast for their first time together since December 2005 for the hot-ticket panel at the New Yorker Festival. On stage Hurwitz revealed that he was halfway through the movie script he wanted to start shooting next summer. The cast of Bluths are leaving their own schedules free should this dream scenario come to fruition.

Further intriguing news: Hurwitz said his plan is to shoot a limited-run TV series of nine to 10 episodes that would air next fall and catch audiences up on the characters’ lives in the five years since the series ended. While he didn’t want to give up any spoilers, he did reveal one obvious hint of what’s in store for the family Bluth: “They f— everything up.” Lord, let this all happen.

I refuse to source or reference Gawker, so EW gets to spread the news.  Still, I’m not getting my hopes up…