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Why was there an Ostrich at the Arrested Development premiere?

The Bluths are back.

TO ALL ARRESTED Development fans’ delight, the comedy is returning for a fourth series on Netflix on 26 May.

Those teases held a premiere in LA last night though, which featured all of the Bluths in their good frocks… and an ostrich.

According to USA Today the ostrich has a cameo in the new series.

Meanwhile it’s been revealed that The US Office star John Kasinski will also make a special appearance.

Why was there an Ostrich at the Arrested Development premiere?

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"Arrested Development" Season 4 Premiere - Los Angeles
"Arrested Development" Season 4 Premiere - Los Angeles
"Arrested Development" Season 4 Premiere - Los Angeles
"Arrested Development" Season 4 Premiere - Los Angeles
"Arrested Development" Season 4 Premiere - Los Angeles
"Arrested Development" Season 4 Premiere - Los Angeles
"Arrested Development" Season 4 Premiere - Los Angeles
"Arrested Development" Season 4 Premiere - Los Angeles
"Arrested Development" Season 4 Premiere - Los Angeles
"Arrested Development" Season 4 Premiere - Los Angeles
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