June 7, 2013 | 0 Comments
George Michael is at the center of this Arrested Development episode. But he doesn’t want you to call him that.
Mae ‘Maeby” Bluth Fünke is the daughter of Lindsay and Tobias. Though throughout the series they made references that Maeby was actually a test-tube baby. Who really knows with a never-nude for a father.
Maeby has never really been one for school, is often a troublemaker, and eventuallly lands a job at a studio, despite the fact she was only 15. Marry me.
Maeby shows mutual attraction towards her cousin, George Michael, but doesn’t act on it for obvious reasons. Meanwhile, she dates Steve Holt, who also turns out to be her cousin when Gob is revealed to be Holt’s father. Some girls have all the luck.
When she finds out her mother was adopted, it turns out she wasn’t related to either of the cousins she made out one. Maeby: 1, Universe: 0.
George Michael is at the center of this Arrested Development episode. But he doesn’t want you to call him that.
It’s time to catch up with Maeby on the latest installment of Arrested Development! Just what has she been up to since the Queen Mary incident? Read on to find out!
Maeby experiences many ups and downs on this episode of Arrested Development. Read on for a recap.
Michael hires a woman, Nellie, who might be his long-lost sister and may be just what the company needs.
Michael learns his mother is dating the prison warden and the Bluth Foundation dinner is being held in the prion’s new wing.
The new attorney plans George Sr.’s defense as he tries to escape; Michael tries to hide his family from Rita; Gob shows off his “Forget-Me-Now” pills.
Michael learns it’s Oscar serving his father’s sentence and goes to find George Sr; Gob learns he has a son.
Michael tries to check Lucille into rehab, but instead she ends up challenging Kitty to a drinking contest at spring break.
George Michael runs for class president against popular student, Steve Holt; Lindsay kicks Tobias out and he returns in costume as Mrs. Featherbottom.
Ashamed of Buster’s hook-for-a-hand, Lucille recruits George Michael for the 30th annual Motherboy contest.