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Fans of Arrested Development rejoice! The show that was cancelled at the peak of its hilarity in 2006 is not dead.

In this undated publicity photo originally released by Fox, Jason Bateman, center, and Michael Cera, right, are shown in a scene from the TV series "Arrested Development." On Sunday, Oct.

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While we wait for that "Arrested Development" movie to happen, the cast of the cult series will soon be spotted in the same place, at the same time, The Wrap reports.

Insert obligatory "Arrested Development" movie mention here. But seriously. Remember the time "Arrested Development" star David Cross wrote a book called "I Drink for a Reason"?

And his jacket author bio included the sentence, "He is currently f***ing Amber Tamblyn "? And it was accompanied by a photo of -- not Cross -- but Tamblyn's father?

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He wasn't supposed to be the narrator. He didn't think the show would be picked up. And yet here we are, years later, looking back at arguably one of the greatest television shows of the last decade.

Arrested Development was like Buffy the Vampire Slayer for comedy nerds. Or Angel. Or Firefly. Pretty much anything Joss Whedon related.

Ricky Gervais says "The Office" should hire the "Arrested Development" star to play Dunder Mifflin's bungling boss. Does anyone else agree?

The myth of the "Arrested Development" movie has started to seem like a protracted Andy Kaufman-style prank being perpetuated by the show's producers and cast, endlessly dropping on-again, off-again hints that the movie is indeed, possibly really coming.