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Bluth-Approved Goodies to Gift Arrested Development Fans

By Becky Kirsch

Updated on 12/11/2016 at 11:30 AM

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Arrested Development recently had a bit of a resurgence thanks to Netflix's 2013 revival and talks of a movie on the way — though as far as I'm concerned, the Bluth family never left. The series has an epic has a cult following, which means there's a ton of stuff out there that pays homage to the show. If you're shopping for an appreciator of the show, here are some cute ideas for the Arrested Development fan that knows there's always money in the banana stand.

Frozen Banana Stand T-Shirt (starting at $10)

I Blue Myself Men's T-Shirt (starting at $10)

The Complete Series DVD ($60)

The Complete Series DVD

Arrested Development Poster ($20)

Arrested Development Poster

Arrested Development and Philosophy: They've Made a Huge Mistake ($15)

Arrested Development and Philosophy: They've Made a Huge Mistake

Banana Stand Coffee Mug ($12)

Banana Stand Coffee Mug

Tobias iPhone Case ($30)

Tobias iPhone Case

There's Always Money in the Banana Stand Poster ($15)

There's Always Money in the Banana Stand Poster

Arrested Development T-Shirt ($19)

Arrested Development T-Shirt

Lucille Bluth Doodle ($10)

Lucille Bluth Doodle

"I'm A Monster" Greeting Cards ($3)

"I'm A Monster" Greeting Cards

How to Do a Chicken Dance Necklace ($21)

How to Do a Chicken Dance Necklace

Bluth Family Crest Shirt (starting at $10)

Never Nude Mug ($16)

Banana Stand Apron ($20)

Banana Stand Apron

"Call Me Maeby" Shirt ($18)

"Call Me Maeby" Shirt

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