The episodes are numbered in a specific order, but viewers can switch them around for a different, and increasingly rewarding experience. “If you’re watching it, especially in chronological order, I think as you get to episode three, episode four, you’re going to realize how you’re supposed to start watching it, as opposed to just being a passive viewer.” “Not to give too much away, but it’s taking those moments you had as a fan of ‘Arrested,’ especially when you watch it on DVD, and go, ‘Oh, wait, that’s a reference to that thing three shows earlier.’ But, quintuple that.” The same scene will repeat, from different angles, in multiple episodes.” David Cross, who plays aspiring actor and former “analrapist” Tobias Fünke, said that viewers will quickly begin to understand how the show works after watching the first few episodes.
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It’s not as homogenized as you need to make things on broadcast.”īecause all 15 episodes of the new series will be available at the same time, storylines overlap and are more interchangeable than when episodes were broadcast on a weekly basis.īateman explained, “Netflix affords the opportunity to have these stories go out over 15 different episodes that are so intertwined. “The desperation, I would say, is magnified, in the 15 episodes we just did.” Bateman added, “Overall, the whole tone is a lot darker.
You see everybody’s flaws.” Jessica Walter, who plays the Bluth family matriarch Lucille, revealed that their problems have only gotten worse. The seven years have not been kind to us. “If we’re ever fully rehabilitated, there will be no show, so yeah, we’re deeply banged up.
“It’s actually gone in the opposite direction,” said Jason Bateman, whose character Michael is, if only by a matter of degrees, the most well-adjusted. Don’t expect growth since the last time you saw them. The characters on “Arrested Development” have always been immature and more than a little shallow.
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