Don't worry, Rosie Larsen's murder has still been solved. But where previously it had been all but certain AMC's controversial murder-mystery drama 'The Killing' wouldn't live to see a third season, a new agreement with Netflix could pave the way for Detectives Holder and Linden to return to the Seattle crime beat for another go. So, who would get first crack at the new season, AMC or Netflix?
Winter is just around the corner, so it's time to start hunkering down and avoiding the outdoors at all costs. Stay out of the November rain and watch TV instead -- that's what you own one for. Here are the best new releases on Netflix Instant for the next month. Hopefully they'll tide you over until Thanksgiving.
Throw some new tallies on both sides of the 'Arrested Development' season 4 board? Last night, the once and future 'Arrested Development' star Will Arnett dropped by 'Conan' in promotion of NBC's 'Up All Night,' but couldn't resist sharing a few secrets of the upcoming 'Arrested Development' reunion, particularly with two of his cast-mates sitting beside him! That's right, not only will Andy Richter return for the revival, but his late night boss Conan O'Brien will put in an appearance as well!
Can we just talk about Netflix for a second, and how friggin' convenient it is? Currently, previous seasons of 'The Walking Dead,' 'Breaking Bad,' 'Mad Men' and 'LOST' are all available for free on Instant, along with some awesome movies like 'Iron Man 2' and 'Thor.' But now Netflix is broadening its online audience by offerring subtitles to all of its available video content.
Might 'Arrested Development' season 4 be the true Holy Grail of comedy we're all hoping it to be? The more of our favorite comedic stars it adds, the more likely that possibility seems. 'Parks and Recreation' breakout and 'House of Lies' star Ben Schwartz is the latest reported to join the cast, but who will he play? Will the wall of secrecy around all of 'Arrested Development' season 4's guest castings come tumbling down?
Uh-oh, is the 'Arrested Development' reunion in trouble? All year long we've been dying for new details of the highly-awaited 2013 Netflix revival, but should 'Arrested Developement' fans have reason to worry? We've seen a few set pics before, nothing that truly gave anything away about the upcoming season, but some recent spy pics, while hilarious, could have some fairly startling implications. Check these 'Arrested Development' spoilers, if you dare!
You're gonna get some walk-ons. No, seriously! 'Arrested Development' season 4 has decided to give back to the fans that made its Netflix reunion possible, holding a contest to bring in six lucky viewers on to the series for walk-on roles. But if you want a chance to go one-on-one with the cast of 'Arrested Development,' you're going to have to earn it. Find out the rules of the game here, and you might see yourself among the Bluths when the new season begins in 2013!
Netflix has been doing so much backpedaling lately, it’s surprising the company hasn’t adopted a bicycle for its logo.
In the most recent reversal, Netflix announced Monday that it’s scrapping a plan to split its streaming and DVD-by-mail services into two different companies and would instead keep both under the Netflix name. The abandoned idea would’ve seen the mailed DVD service take on the name Qwikster, with a separate website and separate billing.
Chances are good at least one “d’oh!” was uttered in at least one Netflix conference room Tuesday morning.
It seems the company, which on Monday announced it would split up its service and rebrand the DVD-delivery side Qwikster, neglected to lock up the name on Twitter. Now Jason Castillo, who’s owned the @Qwikster name on the microblogging service since April, wants money — big money — to hand it over.
In the wake of unpopular rate increases that caused customers to cancel subscriptions in droves and resulted in the company stock nosediving, Netflix CEO Reed Hastings apologized in a blog post on Sunday.
“I messed up,” he said. “I owe everyone an explanation … In hindsight, I slid into arrogance based upon past success.”
