IFC picks up 'Arrested Development'
Cable network nabs rights to comedy series
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Cable network has picked up the off-net rights to all 53 segs of "Arrested Development" and will air a double dose of the show on Sunday and Tuesday nights starting Oct. 25.
Emmy-winning "Arrested," created by Mitch Hurwitz, never drew a large crowd in its three-season run on Fox but has endured as a cult fave. There's also been endless chatter about a possible feature adaptation of the laffer, which starred Jason Bateman, Michael Cera, Will Arnett and Jeffrey Tambor.
Fox's Twentieth Television struck the deal with IFC.
