Weekly Alibi
 Dec 23 - 29, 2004 
Operation Homefront
Good for you, Albuquerque! 2004 was a banner year for innovative citizenship in everything from the arts to health care, independent business to urban planning. The back-patting begins in the feature section.
NEWS/OPINION
Montaño Proposal Opens Old Wounds
Mayor Marty Chavez surprises North Valley residents with two more reasons to despise the Montaño bridge.
Guest Editorial
If Albuquerque politics were a WWF wrestling match, we'd get The Rock and Mankind to portray the tag-teaming antics of Greg "Bring on the" Payne and protégé Miguel "Toady" Gomez.
MUSIC
Sonic Reducer
Lock and Key do their part to rescue the once substantive emo genre from whiny-boy pop hell.
FOOD
Bottoms Up
Brace yourself for 12 disastrous days of Christmas with a beverage that's guaranteed to lift your spirits.
FILM & TV
Andrew Lloyd Webber's The Phantom of the Opera
According to Film Editor Devin D. O'Leary, Andrew Lloyd Webber's Phantom of the Opera is filled with "more visual gewgaws than a turn-of-the-century New Orleans whorehouse." That's worth the ticket price alone!
FEATURE
ARTS/LIT

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Film & TV

Arrested Development Running Jokes Supercut

The Bluths just can’t let things go

As many of you might know, the very-long-awaited 4th installment of Arrested Development is set to release via Netflix this Sunday, May 26. As a latecomer to this cult classic (I’m just finishing season 3), I’ll admit a great deal of excitement at having 13 new episodes with which to stuff my Buster-loving brain.

In honor of this glorious event, and to whet your appetite for everyone’s favorite dysfunctional family, I present to you 8 solid minutes of recurring in-jokes, catch phrases and chicken dances.

Do enjoy.

 

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