Arrested Development

The TV season ended officially last night (though we’ll still have a few stragglers hanging on for a week or two), and we’re in for a few weeks of bumpiness before everybody’s summer favorites—and True Blood—come back ...

With season four on the horizon, there’s no need to worry about NBC airing three Community episodes in one night. Also: Michael Britten gets closer to the truth while Chris Monsanto goes Hollywood.

Sherlock in “The Case Of The Swiftly Saturating Sunday Schedule.” Also: Bryan Cranston and Patton Oswalt get animated.

Just because a TV show could go on forever doesn’t mean it should. 

Tony Hale on Veep, Arrested Development, and Larry The Cable Guy.

Moshe Kasher has a book, Jeffrey Tambor has an attitude, and yes, there’s a podcast for renaissance-festival music. 

Be still our Lego-loving hearts.

Modern sitcoms don’t usually tackle issues as directly as one episode of this great, little-seen show.

The Mr. Show co-creator and Breaking Bad featured player on his Adult Swim pilot, moviemaking without compromise, and directing “without being a dick.” 

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The Arrested Development and Larry Sanders vet talks about how much he enjoys his new show, Bent and more.

A staff writer who doesn’t love Community talks it out with one who does.

TV history is available at our fingertips. So why do people ignore it while swooning over the history of film and music? 

The team behind Sklarbro Country and Cheap Seats talks about comedy, sports, and statistics. 

A lot of reporters talk about grosses and ratings without giving the full picture. Here’s how to change that.

We celebrate some made-up TV families in honour of Family Day, our newest made-up holiday.

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The Arrested Development vet talks about playing an alcoholic spy boss on Archer and more.

A surprising, even shocking, comeback album. 

A silly sports show provides ample fodder for an inventive, overlooked foray into comedy by ESPN and the Sklar brothers.

The star of The Increasingly Poor Decisions Of Todd Margaret talks about the roles he’s taken for love, and the other ones.

Our annual call for resolutions about the pop-culture decisions we want to make—or stop making—in the year ahead.  

The A.V. Club’s games writers offer their consensus picks and some personal favorites. 

We pick the best shows of an extremely good year in television. 

The best The A.V. Club had to offer in 2011.