Arrested Development-Season 3 (2005)

"Once in the history of time comes a sitcom like Arrested Development.  Entertainment Weekly
"...one of the most hysterically ridiculous half hours on television.  Tim Goodman, San Francisco Chronicle

Editor's Note The Bluth family returns for another season of life after credit cards, in this revolutionary award-winning comedy. Michael Bluth (Jason Bateman) is the voice of reason in the midst of a blue-blood clan of crazies who have become acclimated to the life of luxury after patriarch George Sr. (Jeffrey Tambor) earned a fortune in the tract-housing business. When George is arrested on charges of tax fraud, however, the family's assets are frozen, and the resulting life of relative poverty proves difficult in many unexpected ways. Matriarch Lucille (Jessica Walter) is an emotionally stunted alcoholic, who in season two hires a bounty hunter to find George Sr., who has run off to Mexico--maybe. The Bluth siblings include Lindsay (Portia de Rossi), a socialite whose multitude of causes serves to further her own social career; Gob (Will Arnett), a womanizing illusionist; and Buster, a mama's boy who spends his time pursuing a nebulous career as a grad student. Lindsay is married to Tobias (David Cross), an out-of-work actor and former doctor whose sexuality remains undefined. Michael, in addition to tending to the foibles of his siblings, spends much of his time trying to be a good dad to his earnest 14-year-old son, George Michael (Michael Cera). This collection contains all the episodes from the third season.

	Jason Bateman
	Michael Cera
	Portia de Rossi
	Will Arnett
	David Schwartz - Original Music By
	Greg Harrington - Cinematographer
	John Amodeo, et. al. - Producer
	Mitchell Hurwitz - Director
	Mitchell Hurwitz - Writer
	Stuart Bass, et. al. - Editor

Entertainment Weekly
"[The episodes] featured some ingenious left-field comic turns." -- Grade: B 09/01/2006 p.57

Rolling Stone
3.5 stars out of 4 -- "Absurdly canceled after its brilliant final season, this short-lived sitcom follows the high jinks of [the characters]..." 09/07/2006 p.113

Ultimate DVD
4 stars out of 5 -- "The result is a swansong more subversive than ever..." 10/01/2006 p.115

USA Today 10 of 10
As the last arrival in a so-far disappointing sitcom season, Arrested Development is heaven-sent for anyone who has longed for something, anything, a little outside the comedy norm. Well, actually, you'd better want to go pretty far outside the norm, because Arrested is certainly out there. - Robert Bianco