The show returns to Netflix following sexual harassment accusations made against Jeffrey Tambor.
Arrested Development Season 5 will officially return to Netflix on May 29, the streaming service announced Monday.
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And here's a look at the first trailer for the upcoming season:
In it, we see that Lindsay (Portia de Rossi) is running for office.
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Tobias (David Cross) seems to still have a "blue man" affinity.
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Maeby (Alia Shawkat) and George-Michael (Michael Cera) remain the world's most awkward cousins who may or may not still have crushes on each other.
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Matriarch Lucille (Jessica Walter) is up to her usual shenanigans.
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Buster (Tony Hale)'s missing hand seems to have taken new shape.
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Gob (Will Arnett) is as crazy as ever.
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Jeffrey Tambor, who left Amazon's Transparent after denying sexual harassment allegations against him, also appears in the trailer as his character, George Bluth Sr.
Tambor's first interview since being accused in October was published Monday in the the Hollywood Reporter, in which he said he drove himself and his castmates "crazy."
"Lines got blurred. I was difficult. I was mean." Tambor said, while continuing to deny all sexual harassment allegations.
In making and promoting seasons four and five of Arrested Development, Netflix's chief content officer, Ted Sarandos, also told the Hollywood Reporter that Tambo was always "totally professional."
He added that the actor will attend the show's premiere and upcoming media events to promote AD Season 5.
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And Michael (Jason Bateman) still hates the rest of his family.
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We'll see what else the Bluth family has been up to in just a couple short weeks on May 29!
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