<human>: First of all, I am a big fan of AD and also a Netflix subscriber (although I was going to cancel it soon).

Let me remind a lot of you that Arrested Development is not coming back "thanks to Netflix". Netflix only outbid the TV stations. Had they not, it would be on a cable channel. With that fact, I don't know why everyone is so happy about this. I find it rather annoying that I pay all this money for cable TV and the option to DVR shows, and now I will HAVE to be a Netflix subscriber as well to see this new season. I think it's idiotic to premier a television series on here. There's the fact that, even if you subscribe to Netflix during the run, you can't go back and re-watch episodes unless you remain a member afterwards as well. More so, what happens when this becomes the norm and some series start premiering on Netflix, some on Hulu Plus, and some on the other internet movie services that will probably emerge in the next year and a half?

Could you distill the essence of the text into 1-3 sentences?
<bot>: Netflix is not "bringing back" Arrested Development. They are just making the premier more inconvenient. Why is that good?