"Arrested Development" creators found out that waiting FOREEEEEVER five years to bring a TV show to the big screen doesn't just create business problems, it creates a really big creative problem: how do you get the audience caught up on what's happened during all that time? Like Gob Bluth, the TV show's creator Mitchell Hurwitz has a potentially explosive trick up his sleeve: bringing the show back to TV for one season before it hits the big screen. more ›

For most people reading this, Jeffrey Tambor has always been a part of your consciousness. My first exposure was way back in the day when I -- then a huge fan of Three's Company -- religiously tuned into The Ropers for every episode of its short run. Tambor went from frequent guest-star to (for me) cultural icon when he originated one of TV's greatest roles -- that of "Hey Now" Hank Kingsley on The Larry Sanders Show. That he would later go on to originate yet another iconic role(s) -- George Sr./Oscar in Arrested Development -- is almost a miracle. more ›