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Arrested Development - Episode 303 Forget-Me-Now

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I'm still not clear on something. If Oscar is in jail and they think it's George Sr, then why was George Sr under house arrest?

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The writing of this episode is excellent. I like how George Sr fell, landed on the car, the car caught fire and burned the evidence. That's a 2 in 1 and completely unpredictable.
 
You sure the car caught on fire and burned the evidence? That didn't seem very apparent.

Anyways, Buster's notecard...

"But most of all my mom. (choked up)"
 
Lathentar said:
You sure the car caught on fire and burned the evidence? That didn't seem very apparent.

Anyways, Buster's notecard...

"But most of all my mom. (choked up)"

I'm not sure if all of it did, but Micheal said something to the extent of "the files were in the car when it caught fire"
 
TheDuce22 said:
Someone told me Fox forced them to skip over an episode thinking Theron would boost ratings.

That makes sense, since I remember hearing that Baio wouldn't be on until the 4th episode of the new season.
 
TheDuce22 said:
Someone told me Fox forced them to skip over an episode thinking Theron would boost ratings.
Wow, that's crappy -- especially since still no one watched the show. Well, there's always DVD.
 
demon said:
Oh yeah, lol, forgot about that part. Fucking brilliant. I was thinking it was when Michael whipped out
all those files
at his last date with the Charlize the retard.

-edit-
That looks so naughty with the spoiler tag. Who knows what he whipped out!

Ugh. Again, I wasn't asking for a description, just a reminder.
You're amazing.
 
blahness said:
ugh moving it again will ensures that even more people will not know what day it is on... plus switching it to friday night will make sure it has even lower ratings since most people go out on friday nights.

Save a miracle, at this point getting viewership up aside from the rabid-core of fans watching each week isn't gonna happen. I don't think anybody realistically thinks it's coming back for a 4th season, so at the very least, I'd like Fox to let them run out the rest of the series with some dignity and wrap up whatever loose ends are there. If they could just finish it out for the rest of its full season, untouched, then I'd be thoroughly content.
 
demon said:
]Ugh. Again, I wasn't asking for a description, just a reminder.

Haha, damn someone is lost in the woods.

Ninja: I missed the show, darn.

Temp: OMG That ending! They will never get away with rebroadcasting that again.

Ninja: /cry

Demon: buh?

Temp: It was too godly for words!

Mike: Can't be described in any way!

Demon: /cry
 
IAmtheFMan said:
Save a miracle, at this point getting viewership up aside from the rabid-core of fans watching each week isn't gonna happen. I don't think anybody realistically thinks it's coming back for a 4th season, so at the very least, I'd like Fox to let them run out the rest of the series with some dignity and wrap up whatever loose ends are there. If they could just finish it out for the rest of its full season, untouched, then I'd be thoroughly content.
Exactly. I just want them to finish off the season. I don't care if it's not coming back. Fox pleased me enough by bringing it back for a third season anyways.
 
Another great episode! I love everything involving Wee Britain, much funnier than a few special episodes in Great Britain (like in Friends).
By the way, wasn't
Ricky Gervais
supposed to play a character this season? Let's hope so!
human5892 said:
This man speaks the truth. DVD sales are the last hope for continuing the series (with the shit ratings it's getting I doubt even stellar DVD sales would make much of a difference to Fox, but it's worth a shot).
There's also the official petition... uhm, I don't know how much it influenced Fox in May when it was boosted to 100,000 in a few weeks' time before the third season was announced, but it's only at 110,000 now, so a little reminder might not hurt.

And don't forget:
1. Buy the DVDs
2. ...
3. Profit!

...=new season
 
IAmtheFMan said:
Save a miracle, at this point getting viewership up aside from the rabid-core of fans watching each week isn't gonna happen. I don't think anybody realistically thinks it's coming back for a 4th season, so at the very least, I'd like Fox to let them run out the rest of the series with some dignity and wrap up whatever loose ends are there. If they could just finish it out for the rest of its full season, untouched, then I'd be thoroughly content.

It's funny...I came across articles from the first season with people saying "there's little chance of it getting a 2nd season", then with the 2nd season there was the same kind of deal "little to no chance of it seeing a 3rd season", etc....

FOX had said they wanted to get it enough episodes for syndication, plus the S1 DVD has done really well for them, plus the fact that they nearly renewed it for 2 seasons shows that this may in fact be one of the few instances where a series this battered in the ratings actually gets to stick it out longer than most.
 
mj1108 said:
It's funny...I came across articles from the first season with people saying "there's little chance of it getting a 2nd season", then with the 2nd season there was the same kind of deal "little to no chance of it seeing a 3rd season", etc....

FOX had said they wanted to get it enough episodes for syndication, plus the S1 DVD has done really well for them, plus the fact that they nearly renewed it for 2 seasons shows that this may in fact be one of the few instances where a series this battered in the ratings actually gets to stick it out longer than most.

Hey mj!

Do you have a link at the syndication news? Don't remember that on though I only started watching heavily during season 2.
 
TheDuce22 said:
Someone told me Fox forced them to skip over an episode thinking Theron would boost ratings.
That actually seems like a really plausible explanation. If they were far enough into it or had it done already (I'm not sure how far ahead they tape AD episodes), hopefully they'll have it on the DVD when it comes out.
 
I really hope Fox hasn't given up on AD yet to move it to Fridays, I mean thats pretty obvious that they are giving up on it, and that doesn't give AD much of a chance to survive even if it cleans up at the Emmys next year. I can't believe they could not put this show after a decent lead in with intelligent enough viewers to get\enjoy the show.
 
There needs to be a network that just shovels up FOX's cancelled shows or something (the good ones, at least). Like FOX 2.
 
ucdawg12 said:
I can't believe they could not put this show after a decent lead in with intelligent enough viewers to get\enjoy the show.
Honestly now, does Fox even have such a show? I think not.
 
What Sunday's new lineup should be.

Simpsons @ 7pm pm CT
American Dad @ 7:30 CT
Family Guy @ 8:00 pm CT
Arrested Development @ 8:30 pm CT





It's the final countdown...doot doot doo doooo
 
TheDuce22 said:
Ugh, as if i needed more reason to hate baseball. Someone should cancel that freaking sport.


that's the last i'm gonna hear from you. and how great was the 'dirty" talk that bob loblaw was having with lindsey?
Bob: "i need to get off now"
linse: oooh, you like to work quick dont you?"
 
ucdawg12 said:
24? I don't watch it but it looks better than mindless drivel

I live and die for 24. :D

24 > Arrested Development > American Dad > Malcolm in the Middle > Family Guy (season 5) > everything else
 
American Dad has actually improved a hell of a lot. Easily funnier than episodes of Family Guy that they play on the same night.

Yeah, I know. I didn't expect it either. I was actually boycotting the show. =P

And yes, last night's episode was hysterical. LOSIN' IT!
 
Bunch of thoughts about this episode...

1) So funny. SO FUNNY. SOOOOO FUNNY.

2) It had an odd feel though, because a lot of the plots were a bit... nastier... than usual. There was the analrapist joke, the roofies, the whole Rita thing, Steve Holt's plan to sleep with Maebe...

3) This exchange killed me and hasn't been mentioned. I can't remember it exactly, but it went something like...

Tobias: Here, take my card.
Buster: AAAAAAAAGGGGGGHHHHHHH!
Tobias: No, it's pronounced "ah-nahl-ra-pist".
Buster: The pronunciation isn't what scares me.

4) The "Next Week" was probably the funniest ever. I think it's only rivalled by the one where they "gave away" that the blind attorney wasn't actually blind.

5) Is it wrong to think Charlize Theron is smoking hot when she's playing a character with the mental age of a child? It shouldn't be, but it feels so very wrong.
 
some more ratings news, according to another forum AD came in first in the 18-34 demo with a share of 9, I can't find a link to back this up yet though
 
ucdawg12 said:
some more ratings news, according to another forum AD came in first in the 18-34 demo with a share of 9, I can't find a link to back this up yet though
And that's what Fox really wants right?
 
Guzim said:
And that's what Fox really wants right?
No, they want it to fail so they can replace it with half a season of the reality show Married To A Midget.
 
ideally you want 18-49. 35-49 spends LOTS of money. but coming in 18-34 is considered hip and you can directly target a more specific market and put stuff in there that might turn off the 35-49 crowd.

edit - talking about ads that is.
 
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