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" Arrested Development debuted its entire new season on Netflix today (May 26). The cult comedy has been revived by the on-demand streaming service, with 15 new episodes being made available exclusively to subscribers all at once.  Among the new episodes&amp;#039; gags was the use of a humorous watermark on the screen whenever a clip from the show&amp;#039;s run on Fox was shown. Across the middle of the screen, a watermark can be seen with the words: &amp;quot;Showstealer Pro Trial Version&amp;quot;. However, many fans took to Twitter to complain about the watermark, seemingly unaware that the text was actually a joke. A Netflix spokesperson has confirmed to Variety that the watermarks are indeed intentional.  Erm @netflix Should I be seeing this watermark? I can&amp;#039;t tell if its a joke or not. twitter.com/danielwcooper/\u2026 \u2014 Dan Cooper (@danielwcooper) May 26, 2013   Did Netflix have to steal old Arrested Development scenes to put in the new season? There&amp;#039;s a digital watermark 2:40 into the 1st episode... \u2014 Phil Walck (@philwalck) May 26, 2013   @netflix @arresteddev WTF is this SHOWSTEALER PRO Trial version watermark that shows up? Not cool @netflix. \u2014 Elusive Asylum (@ElusiveAsylum) May 26, 2013  Watch a clip from the new season of Arrested Development below:      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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