Mitch Hurwitz revived after three long weeks of not promising new Arrested Development movie or TV episodes
It’s been exactly three weeks since the last update on the future of Arrested Development—a time period in which the show and everyone involved with it has grown wan and withered, drained of the vaguely defined fan anticipation that is their only sustenance now. So fortunately, Rolling Stone cradled the ashen husk of creator Mitch Hurwitz and, by prodding him for more the most minor and nonspecific of details, breathed new life into him. “I'm working on the movie right now. I can't get into much more detail because I don't want to scare anybody off,” Hurwitz coughed, reminding everyone that there’s still the obstruction of 20th Century Fox having to sign off on it, as well as the hardened lump of mucus that’s formed in his throat after 21 whole days of not talking cautiously about Arrested Development’s indefinite future.