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This is a list of episodes of the comedy television series Arrested Development.

Episode guide

Season 1: 2003-2004

There are 22 episodes to this season.

Designation Title Airdate Written by Directed by
1AJD79 File:ADpilot.JPG
Pilot		 November 2, 2003 Mitchell Hurwitz Anthony Russo & Joe Russo
1AJD01 File:Arrested Development - Top Banana.jpg
Top Banana		 November 9, 2003 Mitchell Hurwitz & John Levenstein Anthony Russo
1AJD02 File:Arrested Development - Bringing Up Buster.jpg
Bringing Up Buster		 November 16, 2003 Mitchell Hurwitz & Richard Rosenstock Joe Russo
1AJD03 File:Arrested Development Key Decisions2.jpg
Key Decisions		 November 23, 2003 Brad Copeland Anthony Russo
1AJD04 File:Arrested Development - Charity Drive.jpg
Charity Drive		 November 30, 2003 Barbara Feldman Greg Mottola
1AJD05 File:Arrested Development - Visiting Ours.jpg
Visiting Ours		 December 7, 2003 John Levenstein & Richard Rosenstock Greg Mottola
1AJD06 File:Arrested Development - In God We Trust.jpg
In God We Trust		 December 14, 2003 Abraham Higginbotham Joe Russo
1AJD07 File:Arrested Development - My Mother, The Car.jpg
My Mother, The Car		 December 21, 2003 Chuck Martin Jay Chandrasekhar
1AJD08 File:Arrested Development - Storming The Castle.jpg
Storming The Castle		 January 4, 2004 Brad Copeland Greg Mottola
1AJD09 File:Arrested Development - Pier Pressure.jpg
Pier Pressure		 January 11, 2004 Mitchell Hurwitz & Jim Vallely Joe Russo
1AJD10 File:Public relations.JPG
Public Relations		 January 25, 2004 Courtney Lilly Lee Shallat Chemel
1AJD11 File:Arrested Development - Marta Complex.jpg
Marta Complex		 February 8, 2004 John Levenstein & Jim Vallely Joe Russo
1AJD12 File:Arrested Development - Beef Consomme.jpg
Beef Consommé		 February 15, 2004 Chuck Martin & Richard Rosenstock Jay Chandrasekhar
1AJD13 File:ADshockaww.JPG
Shock And Aww		 March 7, 2004 Chuck Martin & Jim Vallely Joe Russo
1AJD14 File:1AJD14Annyong.jpg
Staff Infection		 March 14, 2004 Brad Copeland John Fortenberry
1AJD16 File:Altaregos blind.jpg
Altar Egos		 March 17, 2004 Barbara Feldman Jay Chandrasekhar
1AJD17 File:Justiceisblind.JPG
Justice Is Blind		 March 21, 2004 Abraham Higginbotham Jay Chandrasekhar
1AJD15 File:Missingkitty.jpg
Missing Kitty		 March 28, 2004 Mitchell Hurwitz & John Levenstein Joe Russo
1AJD18 File:1AJD18PullingtheRipcord.jpg
Best Man for the G.O.B.		 April 4, 2004 Mitchell Hurwitz & Richard Rosenstock Lee Shallat Chemel
1AJD19 File:1AJD19Whistles.jpg
Whistler's Mother		 April 11, 2004 John Levenstein & Jim Vallely Paul Feig
1AJD20 File:1AJD20Soccer.jpg
Not Without My Daughter		 April 25, 2004 Mitchell Hurwitz & Richard Rosenstock Lee Shallat Chemel
1AJD21 File:1AJD21Hospital.jpg
Let 'Em Eat Cake		 June 6, 2004 Mitchell Hurwitz & Jim Vallely Paul Feig
1AJD79 File:ADpilot.JPG
Extended Pilot		 N/A Mitchell Hurwitz Anthony Russo & Joe Russo

Season 2: 2004-2005

18 episodes.

Season 2 was originally supposed to run 22 episodes, but the order for the last four were cut by the network, reportedly due to low ratings. The network claimed it was strategy to "protect" the show from cancellation since the last four episodes (were they to have been produced) would have aired during sweeps. The writers made light of this reduction by having an order for a tract of houses the Bluth Company was supposed to build cut from 22 houses to 18.

Designation Title Airdate Written by Directed by
2AJD01 File:Arrested Development - The One Where Michael Leaves.jpg
The One Where Michael Leaves		 November 7, 2004 Mitchell Hurwitz & Richard Rosenstock Lee Shallat Chemel
2AJD02 File:The One Where They Build A House 2.jpg
The One Where They Build a House		 November 14, 2004 Mitchell Hurwitz & Jim Vallely Patty Jenkins
2AJD03 File:Arrested Development - Amigos.jpg
¡Amigos!		 November 21, 2004 Brad Copeland Lee Shallat Chemel
2AJD04 File:Arrested Development - Good Grief2.jpg
Good Grief		 December 5, 2004 John Levenstein Jeffrey Melman
2AJD05 File:SadSack.jpg
Sad Sack		 December 12, 2004 Barbara Feldman Peter Lauer
2AJD06 File:Gob Afternoon Delight.jpg
Afternoon Delight		 December 19, 2004 Abraham Higginbotham & Chuck Martin Jason Bateman
2AJD07 Switch Hitter January 16, 2005 Story by Courtney Lilly, Teleplay by Barbara Feldman Paul Feig
2AJD08 Queen for a Day January 23, 2005 Brad Copeland Andrew Fleming
2AJD09 Burning Love January 30, 2005 Chuck Martin & Lisa Parsons Paul Feig
2AJD10 File:Arrested Development - Ready, Aim, Marry Me.jpg
Ready, Aim, Marry Me		 February 13, 2005 Mitchell Hurwitz & Jim Vallely Paul Feig
2AJD11 Out on a Limb March 6, 2005 Chuck Martin & James Vallely Danny Leiner
2AJD12 Hand to God March 6, 2005 Mitchell Hurwitz & Chuck Martin Joe Russo
2AJD13 File:Arrested Development - Motherboy XXX.jpg
Motherboy XXX		 March 13, 2005 Mitchell Hurwitz & Jim Vallely Joe Russo
2AJD14 File:Arrested Development 2AJD14.jpg
The Immaculate Election		 March 20, 2005 Barbara Feldman & Abraham Higginbotham Joe Russo
2AJD17 File:Sword of destiny.JPG
Sword of Destiny		 March 27, 2005 Brad Copeland Peter Lauer
2AJD15 Meat the Veals April 3, 2005 Barbara Feldman & Richard Rosenstock Joe Russo
2AJD16 Spring Breakout April 10, 2005 Barbara Feldman & Abraham Higginbotham Anthony Russo
2AJD18 File:Gobsings.jpg
The Righteous Brothers		 April 17, 2005 Mitchell Hurwitz & Jim Vallely Chuck Martin

Season 3: 2005-2006

Although the series' episode order was cut again, a total of thirteen episodes were produced. The final episodes seem, to a certain extent, to resolve the Bluth saga. However, the series could continue, considering that certain story arcs remain unresolved, and that things are not always what they seem for the Bluth family. After creater/showrunner Mitch Hurwitz declined Showtime's offer for a fourth and fifth season, rumors persist about a movie, as implied by the last scene of the season finale.

Designation Title Airdate Written by Directed by
3AJD01 File:3AJD01Fishing.jpg
The Cabin Show		 September 19, 2005 Mitchell Hurwitz & Jim Vallely Paul Feig
3AJD02 File:For British Eyes Only 1.jpg
For British Eyes Only		 September 26, 2005 Richard Day & Mitchell Hurwitz John Fortenberry
3AJD03 File:Forgetmenow1.jpg
Forget-Me-Now		 October 3, 2005 Tom Saunders John Amodeo
3AJD04 File:3AJD04Notapusy.jpg
Notapusy		 November 7, 2005 Ron Weiner Lev L. Spiro
3AJD05 File:3AJD05Mrf.jpg
Mr. F		 November 7, 2005 Richard Day & James Vallely Arlene Sanford
3AJD06 File:Arrested Development - The Ocean Walker.jpg
The Ocean Walker		 December 5, 2005 Jake Farrow & Sam Laybourne Paul Feig
3AJD07 File:Arrested Development - Prison Break-In.jpg
Prison Break-In		 December 12, 2005 Karey Dornetto Robert Berlinger
3AJD08 File:Making a Stand 1.jpg
Making a Stand		 December 19, 2005 Mitchell Hurwitz & Chuck Tatham Peter Lauer
3AJD09 File:NVE00002.JPG
S.O.B.s		 January 2, 2006 Richard Day & Jim Vallely Robert Berlinger
3AJD10 File:Arrested Development - Fakin It.jpg
Fakin' It		 February 10, 2006 Dean Lorey & Chuck Tatham Lev L. Spiro
3AJD11 File:Arrested Development - Family Ties.jpg
Family Ties		 February 10, 2006 Ron Weiner Robert Berlinger
3AJD12 File:Arrested Development - Exit Strategy.jpg
Exit Strategy		 February 10, 2006 Jim Vallely & Mitchell Hurwitz Rebecca E. Asher
3AJD13 File:DevelopmentArrested.jpg
Development Arrested (aka
Harboring Resentment)		 February 10, 2006 Story by Richard Day & Mitchell Hurwitz, Teleplay by Chuck Tatham & Jim Vallely John Fortenberry
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