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How to help survivors of the Oklahoma tornadoes
Towns in Oklahoma and other Midwest communities have been left decimated after at least two dozen tornadoes ripped through the region. Here are ways to help disaster relief organizations that have mobilized support.
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Previously on Arrested Development | NPR’s guide to the running gags from the show
This is dedication.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/aeef742e6ed7b1c4a17a38c225205617/tumblr_mn26rfuEin1qcm16uo1_500.jpg)
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Previously on Arrested Development | NPR’s guide to the running gags from the show
This is dedication.
Everything I love is on the table.
Everything I love is out to sea.
I’m not alone,
I’ll never be.
Into the bone,
I’ll never grieve.
Arrested Development Season 4 Trailer
Thanks for the happy birthday wishes, everyone! (at California)
If you’re not real, then how come I feel this way, little babies?
![My Arrested Development [Responsible] Viewing Calendar Leading Up To Season 4 Premiere on Netflix!
So, a couple of my friends and I wanted to watch all the other seasons of Arrested Development leading up to the Sunday, May 26th, Season 4 premiere on Netflix. Since most of us [responsible adults] work 9 or so hour days, so I decided to come up with a somewhat more responsible way of breaking up the viewings.
I figured since there are 22 episodes in Season 1, 18 episodes in Season 2, and 13 episodes in Season 3, at roughly 22 minutes an episode, that is a total of about 1,166 hours or 19 hours and 26 minutes of Arrested Development. With a total of 484 minutes [8 hours and 4 minutes] in Season 1, 396 minutes [6 hours and 36 minutes] in Season 2, and 286 minutes [4 hours and 46 minutes] in Season 3, breaking the seasons in half, with the exception of Season 3 which is viewed on a Saturday, you would only need to watch and average of 220 minutes [3 hours and 40 minutes] of TV a day. For those that work a 9-5, that’s plenty of time to come home from work, eat dinner and get things rolling at 7PM, finishing at around 11PM.
Let’s be real, I just wanted an excuse to do some math and draw a banana stand and staircar. Yay May 26th!
»edit: Thanks for the reminder Jamie! Monday will now be filled with a slot for the Arrested Development Documentary!«](http://24.media.tumblr.com/bd24e556fdab0924488d5b31d948fc08/tumblr_mmkdafnLIG1qz79dzo1_500.png)
My Arrested Development [Responsible] Viewing Calendar Leading Up To Season 4 Premiere on Netflix!
So, a couple of my friends and I wanted to watch all the other seasons of Arrested Development leading up to the Sunday, May 26th, Season 4 premiere on Netflix. Since most of us [responsible adults] work 9 or so hour days, so I decided to come up with a somewhat more responsible way of breaking up the viewings.
I figured since there are 22 episodes in Season 1, 18 episodes in Season 2, and 13 episodes in Season 3, at roughly 22 minutes an episode, that is a total of about 1,166 hours or 19 hours and 26 minutes of Arrested Development. With a total of 484 minutes [8 hours and 4 minutes] in Season 1, 396 minutes [6 hours and 36 minutes] in Season 2, and 286 minutes [4 hours and 46 minutes] in Season 3, breaking the seasons in half, with the exception of Season 3 which is viewed on a Saturday, you would only need to watch and average of 220 minutes [3 hours and 40 minutes] of TV a day. For those that work a 9-5, that’s plenty of time to come home from work, eat dinner and get things rolling at 7PM, finishing at around 11PM.
Let’s be real, I just wanted an excuse to do some math and draw a banana stand and staircar. Yay May 26th!
»edit: Thanks for the reminder Jamie! Monday will now be filled with a slot for the Arrested Development Documentary!«
I’m so excited for Arrested Development. Here’s a gif I made from all the character posters.
