I briefly remember dude being on there but I never knew that was his name
Official Archer season 6 Thread:......I thought I had something for this.
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KalKal
Superstar
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Yeah I caught that too. I was just read that sentence and stared at the cpu screen like
Reminds me of the SeaLab 2021 episode where they dressed Quinn like Teal'c from Stargate SG-1 and gave him a "Space Spear":
Notorious 1 E.Y.E.
Superstar
theres also a secret websiteJust read that there's some crazy easter egg game that the writers have been playing since the second episode of this season. It involves hexadecimal code and Krieger's flickr, reddit and craiglist accounts
http://imgur.com/gallery/TmNFU
TheNatureBoy
Veteran
Archer thinking a submarine makes you weightless and getting hard at Lana's panic breathing 
Pam saying Handingo action to Cheryl about Ray's black hand
Cyril's whole serial killer fantasy he was telling to Ray
Next week is already the season finale.
Pam saying Handingo action to Cheryl about Ray's black hand
Cyril's whole serial killer fantasy he was telling to Ray
Next week is already the season finale.
Dillah810
Flat Girther
Lol at Archer jumping up and down on the ship like a lil 5 year old.
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Wargames
One Of The Last Real Ones To Do It
The racism in that is so deep i didn't even realize Teal's was the noble savage TV Trope with a god damn space spear.....
TheNatureBoy
Veteran
bump for season finale tonight.
BlackAchilles
Veteran
Rubbing alcohol 
Gillette can't catch a break. 
BlackAchilles
Veteran
"Had the clap so many times its more like applause"
"Oh you will, Ms. Unwed mother"
Mallory's horrible mothering
"Oh you will, Ms. Unwed mother"
Mallory's horrible mothering
Overall I liked this season... but the ONE thing I absolutely hated was Lana. bytch was just a nag all season long. This whole season she made it very clear that she thought Archer was irresponsible and wasn't gonna be in AJ's life if she dies, but yet wants to nag at Archer to be be safe and careful cause you're a father... 
bytch you stole that man's sperm and had that baby against his consent cause he never wanted kids now you want to put responsibility on him for YOUR actions?! 
Lana you are no better than the worldstarhiphop ratchet trash that likes to trap nikkas
bytch you stole that man's sperm and had that baby against his consent cause he never wanted kids now you want to put responsibility on him for YOUR actions?! Lana you are no better than the worldstarhiphop ratchet trash that likes to trap nikkas
Ultimate cuckold
solid season
solid season
TheNatureBoy
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Yeah, overall I really enjoyed this season. It looked like they might be switching things up again with Archer saying he had a plan at the end.
Mallory saying that AJ was practically popping out of the onesie and they could earn money is she becomes a competitive eater
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Mallory saying that AJ was practically popping out of the onesie and they could earn money is she becomes a competitive eater
.Notorious 1 E.Y.E.
Superstar
Lmao. That was some real alcoholic shyt lmaooRubbing alcohol
These last two seasons of Archer really displayed the "Creator Vs. Audience" dynamic for me. Archer, at the time, was a show that was 4 seasons deep. Full of inside jokes, very realized characters and development that defined them and the world that they lived in. Adam Reed wanted a departure from the norm. He wanted to be creative. I followed because that is a core tenet of being the "audience". I (we) do not get to dictate the direction of art. I (we) do not get a say in how it will be created and or delivered.
As a fan of Archer, I saw Archer Vice as something that immediately made me unsure. My beloved misfit team of spies were becoming drug dealers? Not something that I was at all interested in but Archer had not let me down since. Straight up, the season was a poorly constructed road full of potholes. Those potholes ruined the view, beautiful as it may have been. I really couldn't understand how a show that "works" was suddenly made not to work in spectacular fashion. These characters that I had grown to love changed in ways that made them of lesser worth.
Then this season was announced as a "return to form". Look no further than the first three episodes. They were almost 1 for 1 mirrors of episodes from earlier seasons. A snow episode, a Conway Stern (his real name) episode and a rescue mission episode. I noticed this but didn't care because as a member of the audience, I was satiated. I could see that as the "Creator", this was an obvious retread to gain back stock that was lost earlier. It must hurt to want to be creative while piloting a ship with a visible formula.
I should want to be challenged. I'll even state that I want to be challenged. However, is that the truth? Do I really want creators to be "free"? Do I want them to flip the script as many times as they can every time that they can so that they can fulfill their needs? Not really. I crave familiarity. My favorite song is my favorite song because it never changes. I would rather see what I've already seen done differently tantamount to being tricked. That's not being creative in the least. I love Archer because I know he'll mess up and still come out on top. I love Barry because I know he'll never kill Archer but will always try. I love Mallory because I know she'll always love her son and show it in the most terrible ways. I love Cheryl because I know she's a delusional barely hinged psychopath that always delivers. I don't want change per se. Did I ever?
This season of Archer has been spectacular. I believe there was maybe one episode that I didn't care for but honestly, I cannot even recall it at this time. It's great to see these people get back to basics. After 75 episodes, what was proven is that formulas work. The previous season's stench was removed gloriously and I just wanted to say, welcome back Mr. Archer. It's nice to see you.
As a fan of Archer, I saw Archer Vice as something that immediately made me unsure. My beloved misfit team of spies were becoming drug dealers? Not something that I was at all interested in but Archer had not let me down since. Straight up, the season was a poorly constructed road full of potholes. Those potholes ruined the view, beautiful as it may have been. I really couldn't understand how a show that "works" was suddenly made not to work in spectacular fashion. These characters that I had grown to love changed in ways that made them of lesser worth.
Then this season was announced as a "return to form". Look no further than the first three episodes. They were almost 1 for 1 mirrors of episodes from earlier seasons. A snow episode, a Conway Stern (his real name) episode and a rescue mission episode. I noticed this but didn't care because as a member of the audience, I was satiated. I could see that as the "Creator", this was an obvious retread to gain back stock that was lost earlier. It must hurt to want to be creative while piloting a ship with a visible formula.
I should want to be challenged. I'll even state that I want to be challenged. However, is that the truth? Do I really want creators to be "free"? Do I want them to flip the script as many times as they can every time that they can so that they can fulfill their needs? Not really. I crave familiarity. My favorite song is my favorite song because it never changes. I would rather see what I've already seen done differently tantamount to being tricked. That's not being creative in the least. I love Archer because I know he'll mess up and still come out on top. I love Barry because I know he'll never kill Archer but will always try. I love Mallory because I know she'll always love her son and show it in the most terrible ways. I love Cheryl because I know she's a delusional barely hinged psychopath that always delivers. I don't want change per se. Did I ever?
This season of Archer has been spectacular. I believe there was maybe one episode that I didn't care for but honestly, I cannot even recall it at this time. It's great to see these people get back to basics. After 75 episodes, what was proven is that formulas work. The previous season's stench was removed gloriously and I just wanted to say, welcome back Mr. Archer. It's nice to see you.