Netflix Open to More ‘Arrested’

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Updated Apr. 21, 2017 10:38AM EDT / Published May 30, 2013 7:33AM EDT

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Bluth-ed out yet? Don’t be. Despite the mixed reviews for Netflix’s new season of Arrested Development, the network’s CEO Reed Hastings says he’s open to the idea of continuing the show. "If the talent were willing to do more … I’m sure we would be willing,” he said Wednesday. While TV critics are giving the comeback a bad rap, Netflix’s execs say the viewers are loving it. Ted Sarandos, the network’s chief content office, says that 85 percent of users have given the season either four or five stars.

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Netflix Open to More ‘Arrested’

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