At this point, I’d argue that the relentless darkness and cynicism at the heart of “Bojack Horseman” is slowly becoming its undoing. What was once
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Arrested Development (Season 5 – Part 2) (2019)
An additional eight episodes joins “Arrested Development”s fifth season (with eight episodes previously released in May 2018), but it’s somehow even worse than any of
Bojack Horseman (Season 5) (2018)
It’s another emotionally brutal season for Netflix’s animated sitcom about the perils and pressures of Hollywood. The show has been extraordinarily layered in its exploration
Arrested Development (Season 5) (2018)
After an underwhelming fourth season, “Arrested Development” returns with a fifth season that seems cheaply made up of unused leftovers. All the problems that plagued
Arrested Development: Fateful Consequences (The Season 4 Remix) (2018)
Released ahead of the fifth season ostensibly as a sort of mea culpa following the tepid response to the highly anticipated fourth season on Netflix,
Arrested Development (Season 3) (2005)
This was the final season of the brilliant, hilarious sitcom’s original run, and the rather rushed production (as a result of a reduced episode order
Hot Rod (2007)
Although it’s not for everybody, there’s a significant amount of charm running through this harmlessly juvenile comedy. As he would later prove with “Brooklyn Nine-Nine,”
Arrested Development (Season 2) (2004)
It’s a downright miracle that this second season to Fox’s “Arrested Development” is just as extraordinarily written, acted and organized as the brilliant first season.
Arrested Development (Season 1) (2003)
Few shows qualify as a beloved cult classic more than “Arrested Development.” The Ron Howard-narrated sitcom is unlike anything that came before or since: All
Bojack Horseman (Season 4) (2017)
Netflix’s deeply peculiar, depressing animated sitcom continues along with this equally tragi-comic season, which continues its deconstruction of Hollywood with all the savage wit of
