Arrested Development fans might remember George Michael's beloved and Strip Club Slayer (2016) Watch online(un)forgettable girlfriend, Ann Veal, sometimes known as "Egg." Did you also know she's "with her"?
Mae Whitman, the actress who played Ann channeled her television character when she shared an election day tweet, proudly showing a Hillary Clinton cap and a snack.
SEE ALSO: Will Arnett is bringing 'The Gong Show' back to ABCI've moved onto the eggs because I'm with...her? #egg #plant #Ann #voteforher pic.twitter.com/TxMz3K1HPf
— mae whitman (@maebirdwing) November 8, 2016
"I've moved onto the eggs because I'm with...Her?" she wrote, showing a picture of her holding a hard-boiled egg.
Whitman's character was regularly renamed "Plant," "Ham," "Bland" and "Egg" in Arrested Development, as the Bluth family had a hard time remembering her.
Arrested Developmentmight come back for a fifth season, but its spirit is alive and well in Mae Whitman, who is with...her?
We're still waiting for an election day post from George Michael, perhaps he'll be holding a frozen banana.
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