As I Live and Breathe: A Guide to the Guest Stars of Arrested Development, Season 4

The best kind of odd couple: Seth Rogen as a young George Bluth, Sr. and Kristen Wiig as a young Lucille

Ladies and gentlemen, the day has finally arrived. Yours truly, along with a group brave/admittedly sybaritic Airship staffers, worked his way through all 15 episodes of the Netflix revival of Arrested Development. And I'm happy to report that, like all of us at The Airship, Hollywood was so eager to see this quirky piece of non-linear comedy return that she lent some her finest talents to fill in the corners.

During its tenure on Fox, AD was known as a prime destination for the guest star set--who can forget Charlize Theron as the unwitting Michael Bluth's mentally-challenged love interest? Or Julia Louis-Dreyfus masquerading as a blind attorney? Unfortunately for us, neither Theron or Louis-Dreyfus have reprised their roles (this season), but trust me when I say you'll be more than satisfied with the supporting cast Netflix has drummed up.

As always, SPOILER ALERT:

Kristen Wiig as Lucille Bluth, circa 1982.

Seth Rogen as George Bluth, Sr., circa 1982.

Max Winkler (son of Henry Winkler, a.k.a. Barry Zuckerkorn) as Barry Zuckerkorn, circa 1982.

From left to right: Adam DeVine, Anders Holm, and Blake Anderson (all of *Workaholics*) as "the Airline Assholes."

Mary Lynn Rajskub as Heartfire, the would-be telepath.

Henry Winkler (all grown up) as Barry Zuckerkorn, "attorney" at law.

John Beard as himself (if John Beard hosted a morning news program in Orange County), and Busy Philipps and Natasha Leggero as his (drunk?) hecklers.

John Slattery as Dr. Norman, the disgraced anesthesiologist.

Ed Begley, Jr. as Stan Sitwell, the alopecial real estate tycoon and Bluth family rival.

Rizwan Manji as the mountaintop purse vendor. "Best bag on the mountain!"

Ed Helms reprising his role as real estate/talent agent James Carr (RIP).

Chris Diamantopoulos as Marky Bark, vaguely Marxist ostrich farm owner and son of Johnny Bark (also RIP).

Maria Bamford as DeBrie Bardeaux, B-movie actress turned junkie/butter enthusiast.

Scott Baio dropping Loblaw law bombs as Bob Loblaw.

Ron Howard as Ron Howard (*Happy Days* reunion!) and Judy Greer as Kitty Sanchez, lazy-eyed serial flasher and film development exec.

John Krasinski as the douchey Bruckheimer film exec. "You're not charring my tree."

James Lipton returns as the prison warden turned screenwriter.

Conan O'Brien and Andy Richter as dysfunctional (we hope) versions of themselves.

This guy (Beck Bennett) from those AT&T commercials as the "straight-bait" porn star.

Liza Minelli as the inimitable Lucille 2.

Terry Crews as Herbert Love, the black birther and redhead fetishist.

Ben Schwartz, a.k.a. Jean-Ralphio Saperstein, as John Beard, Jr. (JBJ).

Mae Whitman as Anne Veal, a.k.a. "Egg," a.k.a. "Blank," a.k.a. "... Her?"

Ben Stiller as Tony Wonder, the gay(ish?) magician.

Alan Tudyk as Pastor Veal/Anne's dad, and *Kids in the Hall'*s Bruce McCullough as Father Marsala.

Clint Howard as Johnny Bark (pre-mortem).

Isla Fisher as Rebel Alley, budding actress and Ron Howard love child.

Christine Taylor as Sally Sitwell, Lindsay's high school/political nemesis.

Tommy Tune as Argyle Austero, rehab clinic administrator, choreographer extraordinaire... and loan shark?

Lonny Ross as Marvel Entertainment's intellectual property attorney.

From left to right: Bobby Lee, Suzanne Wang, and Amy Hill as *The Real Asian Prison Housewives of the Orange County White Collar Prison System*.

Martin Mull as Gene Parmesan (AHHHHHHH!), private eye.

Jim Cramer as Jim Cramer. HYPOTHETICALLY BUY FAKEBLOCK!

Jeff Garlin as the scatalogically vengeful Mort Meyers.

Maria Thayer (Kenneth's blind girlfriend on *30 Rock)* as the deceased Tracey Bluth (another redhead).

David Henrie, a wizard of Waverly Place, as himself.

Andy Buckley (right) as the commanding officer of a strip-mall-based contingent of remote drone pilots.

Diedrich Bader as the surgeon behind Buster's monster hand transplant.

Coming soon: a guide to the outfits of Lucille(s), and more!

Sarah Bennett contributed to this massive list, as well.

Previously: (and, of course, SPOILER ALERT)