Arrested Development (2003)

A once-affluent family faces financial ruin, leaving the burden of keeping them intact on the shoulders of their reluctant son, Michael Bluth. As he navigates the chaos of his eccentric relatives—including his self-absorbed father and oblivious mother—Michael struggles to maintain stability while managing their bizarre antics. With a sharp wit and absurd humor, "Arrested Development" cleverly explores themes of dysfunction and loyalty, all while showcasing the comedic misadventures of a family trying to reclaim their former glory.