Mashable reports that Netflix will release all 10 episodes of the exclusive new season of Arrested Development (like they did with Lilyhammer).
Netflix is planning to simultaneously release the entire fourth season of Arrested Development “sometime next year,” the company announced at an event in Las Vegas Tuesday evening.
Each episode will center around one character, the show’s creator, Mitchell Hurwitz, said from the stage. He added that the new shows will be similar to the previous ones, but declined to go into further specifics about the format or storyline.
Hurwitz also expressed hope that he and his team could go on to produce fifth and sixth seasons of the show for Netflix, should the first 10 episodes prove successful.
This completely contradicts all the articles published over the last few days which quote Hurwitz as saying that he is moving away from the 1 character per episode and making it more like the old show.
I would bet that there won't be a movie, either this will be successful and they will make more or it will be unsuccessful and they will just let is die.
Posted by: SiamTrader Exports | April 20, 2012 at 03:55 AM
I think that first sentence is missing the word "simultaneously" or the phrase "at the same time". Sorry to be a grammar hound but it just doesn't read right.
And speaking of Lilyhammer, I've watched the first 5 episodes now - watching 1 per week - and it picked up around episode 3 or 4 and I'm actually looking forward to the rest of the season now. May even watch season 2 depending on how the rest go.
Posted by: Robert Emmerich | April 20, 2012 at 08:49 AM
"Each episode will center around one character" sounds like code for, these will be ultra-cheap webisodes that never have the cast together in the same room.
Posted by: Perkins Cobb | April 20, 2012 at 06:07 PM
Fom Zap2it.com on April 18th
http://www.zap2it.com/tv/sns-la-lanews-new-arrested-development-ep-20120418,0,4993513.story
"Series creator Mitch Hurwitz was also on hand to describe a bit of what fans will see in the new episodes. As reported by Vulture, Hurwitz said that though his initial conception of the fourth season was to do it as an anthology, with each character getting his or her own episode, the current incarnation is closer to the style of the first three seasons."
Posted by: SiamTrader Exports | April 20, 2012 at 09:44 PM