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Episode 3 is devoted to Lindsay Bluth, or "the one daughter who had no choice but to keep her life together." I had gathered from online chatter that Portia de Rossi looks, well, different in it, and I can report that this is true: She looks like a whittled-down, melty-Barbie version of Lindsay, something beautiful left too long in the desert sun.

Is it a coincidence or evidence of the show producers' shamanlike powers over narrative that the episode's plot provides some neat existential trapdoors for those who'd like to pretend that there's nothing strange going on here? The episode introduces an opiate addiction plotline, complete with the layers of denial, dissembling, desperation, and extreme weight loss that come with it. When Marky Bark (Chris Diamantopoulos) tells Lindsay she looks like a junkie — "What are you, 90 pounds?" she takes it as compliment. Even more to the point (or more pointedly disguising it), Marky suffers from "face blindness" — a real thing, and either a description of what's going on behind the scenes at Arrested Development or a command to those are watching it.