This week is all about the man who put the "Arrested" in Arrested Development, the pater familias pop-pop of the Bluths, George Bluth, Sr.

“Arrested Development” is George Sr.’s death row fantasy Slacktory’s Alex Schmidt makes a compelling case for all the conspiracy theorists out there.

In Slate’s Arrested Development TV Club, two fans will IM about each episode of Season 4 once they finish watching it. Today, culture critic June Thomas and Slate’s chief software architect ...

First premiering in 2003, the comedy series Arrested Development explores the oddities of the Bluth family, a former wealthy and spoiled group of people who are wildly out of touch and always seem to ...

In Alex Schmidt’s take on the series, George Bluth, Sr. really was arrested, but he was quickly sentenced to death for treason, and his family scattered instead of trying to stay together ...

Before he was Maura on Transparent, Jeffrey Tambor was George Sr. on Arrested Development. And while Season 4 of the Netflix series hinted at George possibly transitioning, there is a direct ...

In season 4, Arrested Development cast some notable names to play a younger Lucille and George Sr.: Kristen Wiig and Seth Rogen. During the second half of season 5, you’ll once again see a pair ...

Obviously Netflix threw more money at Arrested Development than Fox did, since the George Sr/Oscar-in-the-same-frame shots are plentiful.

Warning: The following contains spoilers from Arrested Development Season 5, Episode 8 (aka the midseason finale). The first half of Arrested Development Season 5 is something of a “hot mess ...

The streaming service announced a 2018 release for season 5 of “Arrested Development” last May, long before Tambor — who plays George Bluth Sr. and his brother Oscar on the quirky comedy ...

Arrested Development‘s Bluth family is famous for their issues, and it’s a well-documented fact that most of these stemmed from the mistakes of George, Sr. Whether it was overindulgence ...