New Episodes of ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT Coming to Netflix

It's been six long years since the Bluth family brought entertainment into America's living rooms. But finally, after years of demand and rumors, new episodes of Arrested Development will be returning in 2013. And if you're a Netflix subscriber, then you will be the one's who get to watch. This isn't the first show that Netflix plans on streaming right off the bat, as that honor goes to House of Cards starring Kevin Spacey. But this will be the highest-profile project of Netflix, and it seems like they're doing well rebounding from their stupid moves about a month ago. Hit the jump for many more details on this reunion.

Netflix Gets Bigger; THE LONE RANGER Stars Take Paycuts

Netflix just keeps on getting bigger. After making the smart move of not doing their Qwikster idea, Netflix has added more shows to their catalog. Netflix, Warner Bros. Television Group, and CBS Corporation have signed a four-year deal that will allow Netflix to stream The CW's current series and future shows to Netflix as well as some of CBS' series. This will include shows such as Ringer, The Secret Circle, The Vampire Diaries, Gossip Girl, Supernatural, and One Tree Hill.

The previous seasons of The Vampire Diaries, Gossip Girl, and One Tree Hill will be available October 15th. Supernatural won't be streamed until January 2012, and all episodes of shows that air on The CW this season will be made available in the fall of 2012. After the break,  gigantic paycuts are made so that The Lone Ranger will happen.

Numerous Quick Tid-Bits

• Netflix's plan of using Qwikster is over before it started. It'll all remain one company. Smart move. Netflix is also in contention to air the new Arrested Development series and is working on obtaining the rights for Reno 911! Netflix also has inked a deal with AMC to stream The Walking Dead, while also making deals with IFC, Sundance Channel, and WE TV.