There’s always money in the banana stand — and Netflix is hoping there will be lots of nostalgic viewers tuning in for season four of cult sitcom Arrested Development.

This morning, Netflix released a brand new teaser for the show, which originally aired on Fox from 2003 to 2006. All 15 episodes will be available for streaming on May 26.

“Lucille finds a way to get around the building’s strict no smoking policy and the fact that her ankle monitor prevents her from approaching the balcony,” reads the episode’s official description.

The show will bring back its original actors: Jason Bateman, Michael Cera, Tony Hale, Porta de Rossi, David Cross, Will Arnett, Jessica Walter, Jeffrey Tambor and Alia Shawkat. A few new characters will also be introduced, such as politician Herbert Love, played by Expendables star Terry Crews.

“As many surprises as there were the first time around, there’s gonna be that and more this time around,” Tony Hale told The Huffington Post at the red-carpet premiere on Monday. “We’re just as messed up — there’s clearly an ostrich walking around the carpet, so I don’t know if that’s providing some kind of sign.”

Eeeeee … I’m so excited! Are you? Let me know in the comments!