Isla Fisher, Terry Crews Join 'Arrested Development' Resurrection

The 2013 resurrection of cult FOX comedy hit "Arrested Development" on Netflix has become the guest-star party of the year.

Most recently, Isla Fisher and Terry Crews have been announced by Zap2It.com as joining the upcoming fourth season's slate of guest stars. Of course, as with the appearances by "Mad Men" star John Slattery and the guys of "Workaholics," there's precious little being said as yet about what part either will play.

Of course, it's not hard to imagine either fitting the show like a stick into a frozen banana. The cute n' quirky Fisher is arguably best known for playing spectacularly unbalanced (and enticingly sex-crazed) bridesmaid Gloria in the 2005 Owen Wilson-Vince Vaughn comedy "Wedding Crashers."

Since then, she's lent her voice talents to the animated "Horton Hears A Who!" and Rango, starred alongside Ryan Reynolds in the rom-com "Definitely Maybe," and headlined the cast of "Confessions Of A Shopaholic."

Crews can sometimes be evocative of the late Michael Clarke Duncan, but without quite the soft-spoken presence of the former Best Supporting Actor Oscar nominee. The former journeyman NFL defensive end has most recently been best known as one of the slabs of testosterone-marinated muscle in both installments of Sylverster Stallone's "The Expendables."

He's been more prolific in comedy, though. He starred as Julius on the UPN/CW sitcom "Everybody Hates Chris" and currently stars in the TBS sitcom "Are We There Yet?" He's also had big-screen roles in such comedies as "Get Smart," "White Chicks," "Idiocracy" and "Friday After Next."

Slattery and the "Workaholics" guys won't be the only bit players showing up alongside Fisher and Crews. The coming season includes appearances by several returning faces from the original three-season run. Scott Baio is back as attorney Bob Loblaw, Henry Winkler returns as longtime Bluth-family lawyer Barry Zuckerkorn, Liza Minneli appears as Lucille 2 and Judy Green shows up once more as Kitty Sanchez.