The Anticipation Behind Arrested Development

Ten years later, followed by an unforeseen massive cult-like following, Arrested Development is making it’s way back to the small screen but not in the average remote-to-TV kind of way. Netflix, the convenient way of streaming shows online and TV, via consoles, is paving the road behind “comebacks” as the new (and entire) season will be available for streaming this weekend. The integration of such a rare show to a brand new media platform is foretasted to set an unprecedented trend.

PMBC Group, Los Angeles Entertainment PR firm, views the rebirth of the post-cancellation success to a trending media platform as a form of ingenuity at its finest. Bringing in the old by implementing the new never sounded or looked better. For only $7.99 fans get to truly immerse themselves in the land of Bluth’s, Buster’s antics, stair cars and who can ever forget the banana stand. Did we forget to mention, the entire season csn be enjoyed in one sitting.

What is your favorite Arrested Development episode?

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Streamageddon: Netflix Removes Thousands of Films

It’s the end of days or something like it for the large portion of Netflixers who will have to say goodbye to nearly 2,000 movies Netflix will no longer have as of May 1st, 2013.

The movie streaming mogul has run into licensing issues with Warner Bros., MGM and Universal who have elected to take back the movies that are streaming freely to the millions of Netflix members. Some movies marked on the backlist include Face Off, Castaway, Cruel Intentions and many more. The lost movies will now only be accessible through the Warner Archive Instant. To see the full list, click HERE.

Do you have a Netflix account?

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