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Arrested Development EP 19 & 20 Early Uncut Access (Patreon)

Published:
2026-08-07 23:10:23
Edited:
2026-10-01 05:32:17
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2026-11
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Ayo ayooo, no schedule to these but wanted to catch up on more of this on the Patreon because why not? This belongs to the Pilot shows that I'm watching and after a few of you guys mentioned this, I decided to watch the first two episodes and see what all the fuss was about. Enjoy the random uploads, feel like it keeps things interesting!

EP 19: https://youtu.be/ZhZg2HJ7h5s

EP 20: https://youtu.be/YveLtPvIXLw

EP 19 & 20 Uncut: https://livid.com/watch/rte3u9_Rbjk8

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Boogie_Down_Professor

i think you might have missed the joke around "Gilligan" as a reference to the TV show "Giligan's Island," which features castaways of the SS Minnow on a deserted island. Hence, at the end of the episode, you see an island in the middle of nowhere and Ira dressed as Gilligan from the show, wearing the signature white bucket hat and red shirt.

George Ray

Season 2 only gets crazier and every episode is a banger (tho I can say that for season 1 and 3 as well). I wouldn't bother with the Netflix seasons it loses a lot of the magic of what makes this show great.

Luke patten

One of the greats of early television, to be fair though, anyone under the age of 50 has probably never seen it

Derek Bell

Im 38 and watched Gilligans Island reruns when I was 5 yrs old.

Luke patten

Just want to put in a mention for watching The Larry Sanders show at some point. As Seinfeld marked the end stages of the traditional sitcom, The Larry Sanders show marked the beginning of modern sitcoms. Just about every sitcom since has borrowed heavily from it. Arrested Development, The Office, Always Sunny, Curb; all of them are derivative of Larry Sanders. Not to mention it's some of Jeffery Tambor's finest work. Hey Now!