Arrested Development

Original release: May 26, 2013 (all episodes released on Netflix)
Episodes: Wiig appeared in 4×01-4×04, 4×08 and 4×10
Directed by: Mitchell Hurwitz, Troy Miller
Written by: Paul Rust, Brian Singleton, Jim Brandon, Dean Lorey, Richard Rosenstock
Produced by: John Foy
Running time: 30 minutes / episode
Kristen Wiig as: Young Lucille Bluth
Cast: Jason Bateman, Portia de Rossi, Will Arnett, Jeffrey Tambor, Tony Hale


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The TV show, dubbed by many a modern classic, centers on the problems that occur when level-headed son Michael Bluth takes over family affairs after his father is imprisoned. But the rest of his spoiled, dysfunctional family are making his job unbearable.

Kristen Wiig as Young Lucille Bluth
Kristen Wiig portrayed the younger version of the Bluth family matriarch Lucille Bluth in the highly-anticipated fourth season. She briefly appeared in a handful of flashbacks alongside Seth Rogen (playing Young George Bluth). Wiig appeared in episodes 4×01, 4×02, 4×03, 4×04, 4×08 and 4×10.

Quotes

Young Lucille Bluth: Rosa! Why is this still a mess?
Young George Bluth: She said it’s… uh, Cinco de Mayo. She’s taken the day off.
Young Lucille Bluth: She said that? She called it “Cinco de Mayo”?
Young George Bluth: She did.
Young Lucille Bluth: Ugh. Why can’t they just call it May fifth?

Young Lucille Bluth: I wonder if we shouldn’t have a plan in regards to bookkeeping. In case we accidentally make a mistake or get caught.

Buster Bluth: (writing a letter) I miss you mommy, camp is scary at times. When I was cold you clothed me, when I was hungry… Uh… How do I say this?
Young Lucille Bluth: Suckled at your champagne-glass breasts.
Buster Bluth: Oh, that’s good!
Young Lucille Bluth: It doesn’t matter, I’ll be proofing it anyway.