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Development Arrested

"Development Arrested", originally titled "Harboring Resentment", is the thirteenth and final episode of the third season of the American television satirical sitcom Arrested Development. It was written by co-executive producers Chuck Tatham and Jim Vallely from a story by co-executive producer Richard Day and series creator Mitchell Hurwitz, and was…

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Cinematography by
Greg Harrington
Directed by
John Fortenberry
Editing by
Stuart Bass · Richard Candib
Episode no.
Season 3 Episode 13
Original air date
February 10, 2006 (2006-02-10)
Production code
3AJD13

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Development Arrested

Nodes68
Edges67
Triples114
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.029412
Components1

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Development Arrested

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related to Themes and analysis · 29
Development Arrested → Ann, Ann's, Arrested Development, Author Navid Sabet, Bluth, Bluth Company, Bluths, British, By, Family, French, George Michael, George Sr, Gob, Gry, It, Lucille, Maeby, Michael, Michel Foucault
related to Production · 25
Development Arrested → After Arrested Development, Ann, Arrested Development, Celebrities, Chuck Tatham, During, Fox, Harboring Resentment, Howard, However, Hurwitz, It, Jeff Garlin, Jim Vallely, John Fortenberry, Mae Whitman, Maeby, Mitchell Hurwitz, Mort, Richard Day
related to Release · 22
Development Arrested → Alia Shawkat, August, Complete Third Season DVD, David Cross, Eastern Standard Time, February, Fox Network, Hurwitz, In, It, Jason Bateman, Jessica Walter, Michael Cera, NBC's, Portia, Rossi, That, The, Tony Hale, United States
related to Reception · 20
Development Arrested → Brian Tallerico, Club, Collider, Emmy, Exit Strategy, He, However, Jennifer Lee-Maxwell, Jon Weisman, Lindsay, Michael, Mitchell Hurwitz, Murray, Noel Murray, Pilot, Series, The, Variety, Vulture, Weisman
related to Revival · 5
Development Arrested → Although, American, Arrested Development, Bluth, Netflix
Editing by · 2
Development Arrested → Richard Candib, Stuart Bass
Story by · 2
Development Arrested → Mitchell Hurwitz, Richard Day
Teleplay by · 2
Development Arrested → Chuck Tatham, Jim Vallely
Cinematography by · 1
Development Arrested → Greg Harrington
Directed by · 1
Development Arrested → John Fortenberry

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Development ArrestedCinematography byGreg Harrington1.00infobox
Development ArrestedDirected byJohn Fortenberry1.00infobox
Development ArrestedEditing byStuart Bass1.00infobox
Development ArrestedEditing byRichard Candib1.00infobox
Development ArrestedEpisode no.Season 3 Episode 131.00infobox
Development ArrestedOriginal air dateFebruary 10, 2006 (2006-02-10)1.00infobox
Development ArrestedProduction code3AJD131.00infobox
Development ArrestedRunning time22 minutes1.00infobox
Development ArrestedStory byRichard Day1.00infobox
Development ArrestedStory byMitchell Hurwitz1.00infobox
Development ArrestedTeleplay byChuck Tatham1.00infobox
Development ArrestedTeleplay byJim Vallely1.00infobox

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