Arrested Development (2003) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Member of the formerly wealthy, dysfunctional Bluth family that serves as the primary narrative focus of the series.
Member of the formerly wealthy, dysfunctional Bluth family that serves as the primary narrative focus of the series.
Member of the formerly wealthy, dysfunctional Bluth family that serves as the primary narrative focus of the series.
Member of the formerly wealthy, dysfunctional Bluth family that serves as the primary narrative focus of the series.
Member of the formerly wealthy, dysfunctional Bluth family that serves as the primary narrative focus of the series.
Member of the formerly wealthy, dysfunctional Bluth family that serves as the primary narrative focus of the series.
Member of the formerly wealthy, dysfunctional Bluth family that serves as the primary narrative focus of the series.
Member of the formerly wealthy, dysfunctional Bluth family that serves as the primary narrative focus of the series.
Member of the formerly wealthy, dysfunctional Bluth family that serves as the primary narrative focus of the series.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
"Lucille takes control of the company after George Sr.'s arrest, and their marriage remains central to family and company plots. In Season 5, Michael...
"Lucille controls Buster's daily life, pushes him into the Army, and he later creates a life-size Lucille doll when she is taken into custody. In Seas...
"George Sr.'s arrest brings Michael back to the company in Season 1. Across later seasons Michael repeatedly tries to locate, protect, or understand h...
"George Michael develops a crush on Maeby in the pilot. Their attraction resurfaces through later events, including their mock wedding in Season 3, th...
"The couple attends therapy in Season 1, considers an open marriage in Season 2, and separates and reconnects across later seasons. In Season 4, Linds...
"Michael and Gob clash over company leadership, including the failed model-house project in Season 2 and their competing banana stands in Season 3. In...
"Lucille takes over the company instead of Michael in the pilot, and the two repeatedly clash over the family, company, and her conduct. In Season 5,...
"George Sr. uses Gob in schemes, including the plan involving the accountant's testimony and the later plan that sends Gob to Iraq to burn down a mode...
"Lindsay sends Maeby to spend a day with Lucille in Season 1 as punishment, while Maeby repeatedly struggles to get attention from her parents. In Sea...
"Michael takes Buster to work in Season 1 and repeatedly gets involved in his family and legal troubles. In Season 3, Michael and Buster travel to Ira...
"Lindsay and Michael repeatedly argue over selfishness and family responsibilities in Season 1. In Season 3, Michael asks her to take over housework,...
"Gob and Buster work together on magic tricks in Season 2, and Gob worries that he may have caused Buster's injury. In Season 5, Buster and Oscar's fl...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
"Michael and George Michael leave for Phoenix together in Season 2, and George Michael later reconciles with Michael in Season 5 after their conflict...
"Tony Wonder mentors Gob and Buster in Season 2. In Season 4, Gob seeks revenge against Tony but they unexpectedly connect, and in Season 5 Gob fears...
"George Michael punches Michael in Season 5 after discovering that Michael knew he was dating the same woman. Their conflict also reflects Michael's r...
The series follows the Bluth family as Michael tries to manage a failed company and an increasingly complicated family. Across five seasons, legal troubles, romantic entanglements, personal reinventions, and concealed actions repeatedly undermine attempts at stability.
Arrested Development (2003) · 7.9/10 · comedy
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