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Sadly, the last season of this amazing show.

Reviewed on 07/10/08 Plays: 18

Pros: Great ending to the series, Witty humor

This was unfortunately the final season of this show, but they went out with a bang. Every episode had that classic witty humor you grew to love from this cast, and they even had the courage to make fun of themselves.

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Michael Bluth (Jason Bateman), a widower with a 13-year-old son, named George-Michael (Michael Cera), is forced to keep his large and dysfunctional family together after his father (Jeffery Tambor) is arrested for shifty accounting practices at the family