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Seven years after cancellation, this quirky, award-winning comedy returns with an unprecedented saga, proving you can go home again.
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After Lucille capsized the Queen Mary, Maeby attempted to get her parents attention by pretending to be dead at the harbormaster's lodge. They didn't notice her so she planned on failing out of high school to teach them a lesson. They went to India on a spiritual journey so she resumed work on the Bluth family movie she pitched to Ron Howard. She w...
References
1. Discussing her project, "Gangie on the Ganges" during her plane trip to India, Maeby asks about paying Indians in rice. This may be a reference to the legend of the Indian Brahmin inventor of chess, Sissa, who when arranging payment for the game from the king requested 1 grain of rice for the first square, 2 for the second, 4 for the third and so on for a grand total of 18,446,744,073,709,551,615 grains of rice (roughly equivalent to 280 billion metric tons of rice). Due to his poor grasp...
Callbacks/Running Jokes
1. Hearing Tobias singing (as the closed captioning displays it), "It's a phallus... eee!" George Michael asks what that's from, mirroring Tobias' inquiry to Lindsay about the musical number. Maeby responds, "It's from nothing." This mirrors the narrator's response to Tobias' unanswered question. 2. Eat, Pray, Love - The tagline for Maeby's India-set movie, Gangie on the Ganges, is "Eat, Prey, Love, RUN!" Lindsay and Tobias are both inspired to visit India by reading the first two sections of...
Hidden/Background Jokes
1. While riding in the school bus with the other "math-challenged" algetards, the bus's occupants are seen singing the school bus classic, "99 Bottles of Beer on the Wall". However, as Maeby and Perfecto begin speaking the algetards seem to be in a perpetual "99 bottles" loop, in all likelihood due to poor math skills/inbreeding. 2. In the flashback to events just after the Queen Mary capsizes, the narrator refers to George Michael returning "worn from the harsh winds of the sea", most likely...
In the chronological re-cut of season 4, footage from Señoritisis used in 10 different episodes. The original cut of Season 4 is slightly longer than the re-cut version. Because of this, various lines of dialogue and sometimes even scenes are cut. These changes, as well as which scenes appear in which remixed episode, are listed below: 1. Opening –...
In the opening credits, Maeby's theme uses scat vocals which sound like they are performed by Alia Shawkat.Eli Vargas, the actor who plays Perfecto Telles, also played the "Mexican teenager" in "¡Amigos!". When G.O.B. and Michael visited Mexico, he tried to sell them Chiclets (gum) before G.O.B. did his...Cops don't actually use tape (or chalk) to outline a body; they use little numbered yellow cards and photograph everything, as seen in shows such as C.S.I. The tape/chalk would actually tamper wit...Buster does not appear in this episode. G.O.B. and George are silent, save for their respective flashbacks from Colony Collapse and Double Crossers.Arrested Development – Season 4, Episode 12. Maeby moves out on her own and reconnects with her cousin George-Michael. Buy Arrested Development — Season 4, Episode 12 on Fandango at...
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- Jason Bateman
- Troy Miller, Mitchell Hurwitz
- November 2, 2003
Currently you are able to watch "Arrested Development - Season 4" streaming on Netflix, Netflix basic with Ads or buy it as download on Apple TV, Amazon Video, Microsoft Store, Sky Store.
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Jun 16, 2013 · Arrested Development Season 4: Episode 12, Senoritis, Review. Did you know that it's illegal to go to high school past the age of 21?
May 26, 2013 · Señoritis: Directed by Mitchell Hurwitz, Troy Miller. With Jason Bateman, Portia de Rossi, Will Arnett, Michael Cera. As Maeby's life spirals out of control, she moves out on her own ending up coming into contact with her cousin, George-Michael.
The Emmy Award-winning comedy series ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT revolves around MICHAEL BLUTH (Jason Bateman), the “normal” one in a family of crazies, who is forced to stay in Orange County and run the family real estate business after his father, GEORGE BLUTH SR.