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Netflix To Premiere New 'Arrested Development' Episodes

Originals Slated For First Half Of 2013

Melissa Grego (Broadcasting & Cable) -- Multichannel News, 11/20/2011 7:56:10 PM

Twentieth Century Fox Television and Imagine Television have made an unprecedented deal with Netflix to put their former Fox series Arrested Development back into production.

New episodes of the critical darling, which Fox canceled five years ago, are slated to begin airing on the Internet video subscription service in the first half of 2013.

The companies did not announce Friday how many episodes of Arrested Development they would produce; in fact the number of episodes in the order "is not clear," according to a TCFTV spokesman. And while the whole cast has expressed a desire and are expected to return, no official deals for the cast are set, according to the spokesman.

Read more at B&C here.

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