Will Arnett appeared on The Tonight Show last night, where he was immediately asked about the rumor that Arrested Development would return to Netflix for another season.

Excellent television company 20th Century Fox, the studio behind fan favorites like Arrested Development, New Girl, and Homeland, has found a new way to make you smile this holiday season: charity dog calendar.

According to Arrested Development creator Mitch Hurwitz, Jeremy Piven was his first choice for the role of Michael Bluth. The future Ari Gold would have almost had it, if Jason Bateman hand't nailed his audition. The Week reports that and other revelations from Hurwitz's chat at yesterday's New York Television Festival.

Arrested Development will definitely, maybe be back on Netflix whether you like it or not; Sony is shooting celebrities into space, godwilling; Tommy Pickles might be Adam Levine's new BFF, and Officer Gordon is getting his own show because, like, fuck that Batman dude.

In his latest dispatch on the movie that may or may never be, Arrested Development creator Mitch Hurwitz tells Rolling Stone just how he feels about all those critics who didn't love the latest season of the show on Netflix: