VIDEO: TRANSPARENT's Jeffrey Tambor Talks Emmy Win; More 'Arrested Development'

Actor Jeffrey Tambor stopped by NBC's TODAY to talk about Maura Pfefferman, the role he plays on "Transparent." Though he won an Emmy for the role, he says he would be glad to be put out of business by talented transgender actors. He also talks about an upcoming fifth season of the acclaimed comedy series "Arrested Development," saying he will report for work on it in January.

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