We can only hope that Tobias Funke already "blue himself" over the news that "Arrested Development" will begin filming their new season on Tuesday, August 7.

"Arrested Development" brought the laughs for three seasons on Fox before being cancelled in 2006. Now the series has been revived, with a 10 episode fourth season set to stream on Netflix, followed by a highly anticipated movie.

Fans are not the only ones excited about the return of the dysfunctional Bluth family. The actors have not only begun to talk to the media about shooting, but they have started to Tweet photos on set.

The new episodes are said to focus on one individual in the Bluth family.

"That's kind of the idea [one character per episode], and then there are bits and pieces of people," GOB's Will Arnett recently revealed. "It's a totally different way to tell the story of these people and these characters and these relationships that we like, so it's interesting."

Executive Producer Ron Howard let it slip on Twitter that the premiere episode is going to Jason Bateman's Michael.

"Very very funny :-) Lots of lines for the narrator too!" Howard, who's also the narrator, tweeted with a photo of the front page of the episode "Michael."

A majority of the cast has been working on other projects, which makes filming somewhat difficult. According to Arnett, "the plan is to shoot on hiatuses and weekends."

Arnett is currently starring alongside Christina Applegate in the NBC comedy "Up All Night." Portia de Rossi, who played Lindsay, has begun filming the new "Munsters" remake, "Mockingbird Lane." Michael Cera, who played Jason Bateman's son, George Michael, is starring in the Adult Swim series "Children's Hospital. Buster's Tony Hale has been appearing in new series "Veep," while George Sr.'s Jeffrey Tambor has landed a role on "Bent," and Lucille's Jessica Walter has been starring on "Retired at 35."

Season four of "Arrested Development" will air in 2013 on Netflix.

Take a look at the slideshow to see some of the photos the cast has Tweeted to fans.

Roger Eberts quotFriends dont let jackasses drink and drive.quot
Following the death of Jackass star Ryan Dunn in June (Dunn drank, got behind the wheel and had a fatal accident), film critic Roger Ebert tweeted "Friends don't let jackasses drink and drive."This tweet caused a lot of uproar, with some of Dunn's friends lashing out against the critic.Celebrity gossip king Perez Hilton's Web site was flooded with reactions and the blogger wrote: "We certainly agree that driving after drinking is wrong, we think there's no reason - especially RIGHT NOW - that anyone should be pointing fingers or poking fun at a truly tragic situation," the site wrote. "Everyone makes mistake, and this is somebody's son. Too soon, Roger."Ebert responded stating that two people died from the accident. He eventually apologized for the tweet."To begin with, I offer my sympathy to Ryan Dunn's family and friends," he wrote on his website. "I mean that sincerely. It is tragic to lose a loved one. I also regret that my tweet about the event was considered cruel. It was not intended as cruel. It was intended as true." Reuters
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