Netflix sets premieres for OITNB and more

Netflix has ended the wait for many eager viewers regarding series premieres and returning seasons. Among the list included Orange is the New Black, Sense8, and Wet Hot American Summer.

OITNB will kick off its third season on Friday, June 12th. The show is coming off a couple award season wins and this season will be the first, so far, to not feature Jason Biggs.

Canadian sci-fi drama, Between, will premiere at some point in May. The show follows a pregnant teenager living in the wake of a disease that has killed everyone over the age of 21. It will run for 6 episodes that are each an hour long.

Sense8 is the newest offering from the Wachowski's and it will premiere on Friday, June 5th.

Wet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp premieres Friday, July 17th.

Also getting premiere dates on the streaming service are Chris D'Elia: Incorrigible (April 17th), What Happened, Miss Simone? (June 26th), and Jen Kirkman: I'm Gonna Die Alone (And I Feel Fine) will hit on May 22nd.

Arrested Development to air via Netflix May 26th

They can sink an arrow into my buttocks anytime.

Not only did Netflix increase the episode order to 15, but the full season of Arrested Development will return on May 26th. Originally Netflix ordered 10 new episodes and didn't release a premiere date. The cast also is expressing interest that hopefully this batch of episodes is what will lead into an Arrested Development movie.
In addition to the original cast it has been confirmed that there will be cameos from Kristen Wiig, Seth Rogen, Conan O'Brien, Andy Richter, Terry Crews, Isla Fisher, and John Slattery.

And just to get even more into the spirit...

Disney signs multi-year deal with Netflix

Disney has officially signed a multi-year streaming deal with Netflix. The deal starts in 2016 and includes films theatrically released by the following production companies: Walt Disney Pictures, Pixar, Marvel, and Disnenature. It states that some films will be exclusively available via streaming and it also includes direct-to-DVD releases.
This also included a deal making previous Disney releases available via streaming including films that are "in the vault." I also would assume this includes Disney owned television which includes ABC and ABC Family shows.