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| | Chicago Tribune | The Watcher |
 | | Below is an interview with "Arrested Development" creator and executive producer Mitchell Hurwitz, conducted Oct. 11, 2005, in which Hurwitz addresses how long Season 3 will run ("It won’t be 22" episodes), DVD sales, the fine folks in Portland, Ore., and more. |
 | | On "Arrested Development’s" efforts to find an audience: "I think it’s tough to find a match for this show, which is kind of the flip side of the coin of trying something new, it’s harder to find a companion for it. |
 | | So, if you could renew "Arrested Development," kick "The Simple Life" to the curb, get rid of "Renovate My Family," "World's Craziest Videos" and their wretched brethren, and get cracking on creating some swell new shows, that'd be great. |
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