Arrested Development

Michael faces unexpected developments at both the corporate headquarters and Sudden Valley, while George-Michael shares a personal revelation with Maeby, who is eager to distance herself from Sudden Valley.

Most of the Bluth family, including Steve Holt, is drawn to Mexico for personal reasons, leading to a series of chaotic departures. Michael attempts to get Buster to turn himself in to the authorities.

Lindsay launches a campaign and gains the support of her family, though Michael becomes suspicious of underlying issues. Meanwhile, Maeby proposes an idea that George-Michael becomes overly enthusiastic about.

Gob secures a new office space for the company that offers an upscale view, while Michael is taken aback by returning to a location filled with personal memories.

The Bluth family celebrates an award, but the event troubles George Sr. and leads to new complications. Michael has a meaningful talk with George-Michael about family and identity.

Michael tries to help Buster by bailing him out, George-Michael meets Buster's parents for the first time, and Ron reveals that the movie's plans have shifted.

George-Michael becomes convinced that Michael is deceiving him, while Michael believes George Sr. is the one being dishonest. Meanwhile, Gob enlists a team to assist with transforming his closet into something more elaborate.

With the Second of July parade approaching, Sally intensifies her efforts to undermine Lindsay, while the Bluth family continues to face challenges in maintaining consistency in their increasingly complicated narratives.

Buster's absence from his prison release celebration raises concerns among his colleagues. Meanwhile, Michael reviews the company's financial records, and George-Michael enlists the help of an anonymous individual to mislead Rebel.

Michael takes the opportunity to bond with George-Michael, who needs an uninformed leader for his project Fakeblock, while Tobias moves his makeshift family to a new location.

George Sr. works to reconcile with Lucille while Michael devises a plan to counter their scheme. At the same time, Buster becomes entangled in the business dealings of Tobias and Gob.

George Sr., Lucille, and Maeby experiment with total honesty, leading to unexpected consequences. George-Michael faces a turn of events when positive news takes a negative shift. Michael recalls a crucial lesson about money's unpredictable nature.

Buster's unexpected appearance on a television weather segment leads to complications for the Bluth family, prompting Michael to devise a strategy that involves George's purportedly legitimate business venture.

The trial begins with unexpected revelations from the Guilty Guys that confuse the family. Lucille is shocked by news about Dusty, while George-Michael devises a plan to create a distraction.

George and Lucille place too much confidence in their new lawyer's courtroom abilities. Testimony from two recognizable individuals and a revealing video provide new insights into the case.

The Bluth family reunites for a ceremonial wall unveiling, but their dysfunctional dynamics resurface, reinforcing their shared sense of misfortune and inescapable bond.