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<em>Arrested Development's</em> Frozen Banana Stand Is Coming To NYC!
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Ben Yakas
Published May 8, 2013
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We've been so elated about the new season Arrested Development and the diarrhea-induing laughs it promises to bring, we've allowed ourselves to get comfortable with the idea of the show sticking around. That, in fact, is not a done deal at all—based on what Netflix CEO Reed Hastings said recently, we probably should brace ourselves for crushing disappointment. But we're going to enjoy every bit of this while we can—including the fact that the Bluth's Original Frozen Banana Stand is coming to NYC this month!
Netflix is launching the Bluth’s Original Frozen Banana Stand Worldwide Tour today in London, as you can see above. And it will include special surprise appearances by the Bluth family and friends. It'll also be stopping in NYC and LA, probably closer to the release of the new episodes—the banana stand's location will be revealed on the official Twitter account, @ArrestedDev.
From what we can tell, they are making frozen bananas—which makes us really want to rip up the walls and see just how real it really is.
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Ben Yakas is a former Gothamist reporter.
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