Monday, September 20 2004, 17:04 BST
By James Welsh
The now Emmy Award-winning comedy Arrested Development will begin airing on BBC Two next week.
"Congratulations to Fox and the Arrested Development team for winning three Emmys at last night's award ceremony," said BBC Two controller Roly Keating. "I'm delighted that British viewers will get a chance to see this brilliant and inventive comedy for themselves when it starts on BBC Two next week."
The show will air at 10pm starting on Wednesday, September 29.
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