Videos: Arrested Development

David Cross and Portia de Rossi discuss one of their favorite running jokes of the series.

Jason Bateman recounts his favorite moment from the past 3 seasons of Arrested Development.

Michael Bluth, once again determined to be free of his dysfunctional family, packs up the car and his son George-Michael and heads for Arizona. But he's soon pulled over by the police who tell him that his father, George Sr., has broken out of prison.

Michael Bluth finally realizes that it's his Uncle Oscar serving time in prison, not his father.

Michael Bluth, once again determined to be free of his dysfunctional family, packs up the car and his son George-Michael and heads for Arizona. But he's soon pulled over by the police who tell him that his father, George Sr., has broken out of prison.

Michael, Gob, and Lindsay talk trash about their mother and then Buster finally joins in with something to say. From season 1, episode 3.

In episode 1 of season 2 of Arrested Development, Tobias gives Michael advice in asking for help.

Buster tries to escape going to the army by stowing away in the trunk of Michael's car, only to arrive in a town 15 miles away from his home. From episode 3 from season 2 of Arrested Development.

Michael takes a trip to Reno to find Tobias, from Arrested Development season 3, episode 1.

In episode 3 of season 1 of Arrested Development, Michael talks with George Sr. in prison about the importance of letting his son go. George Sr. warns him not to make the same mistake his mother made with Buster.

Michael falls in love with a beautiful British woman while investigating his father's claim that he was a patsy set up by a British construction firm. From Arrested Development Season 3 Episode 2.

Meet the suddenly penniless, and equally clueless, Bluth family. Accustomed to their wildly affluent lifestyle, they can't seem to grasp the fact that now the head of the family is in the slammer for shifty accounting practices--and he's loving every minute of it.

Meet the suddenly penniless, and equally clueless, Bluth family. Accustomed to their wildly affluent lifestyle, they can't seem to grasp the fact that now the head of the family is in the slammer for shifty accounting practices--and he's loving every minute of it.

Michael Bluth finally realizes that it's his Uncle Oscar serving time in prison, not his father.

Michael Bluth asks his father, who would threaten to send men to a member of the family.