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Bill Skarsgrds unnamed deaf-mute protagonist in Boy Kills World expresses himself through videogame voiceover narration. Boy Kills World is a satirical tale of revenge set in a dystopian world in which people are slaughtered on live television in a show called The Culling. Skarsgrd plays Boy, a young man who was left deaf-mute after an attack in which his entire family was killed. In the years that followed, Boy became a martial arts master in his bid to seek vengeance against the people responsible in time for Boy Kills Worlds ending.

Since Boy is unable to speak, his thoughts are expressed in voiceover narration. Since he doesnt have a voice of his own, he uses a familiar voice from his favorite arcade game as his inner voice. The cast of Boy Kills World includes one of the most recognizable voice actors in Hollywood, having played the lead roles in two iconic animated series,...

Archer's father's identity remained a mystery throughout the series, never conclusively revealed. Candidates for Archer's father included Nikolai Jakov, Len Trexler, Savio Mascalzoni, and an unnamed agent. In the series finale, Archer's growth was shown as he chose not to learn his father's identity, prioritizing his connections with others.

The mystery surrounding Sterling Archer's father in Archer was a major question mark for much of the series. While Archer was largely focused on the adventures of Archer and the rest of his co-workers at an independent spy agency, his origins factored into several episodes across the course of the long-running series. This included the truth of his parentage, something his mother Mallory repeatedly refused to divulge despite Sterling's repeated attempts to discover the truth.

While this source of drama was frequently used as a source of comedy by the characters in Archer, it also played into Archer's overarching growth as a character,...

Jessica Walter's voice was used for Malory Archer in her final episodes of season 12, giving the character a fitting sendoff despite her passing. Malory Archer's final appearance involved her retiring and going into hiding, offering a touching end to the character's story in "Mission: Difficult." Archer season 12 served as a tribute to Jessica Walter's talents, showcasing her range in her last episodes as Malory.

FX's Archer season 12 saw the return of Sterling Archer (H. Jon Benjamin) alongside his eclectic colleagues and mother, Malory, but voiced by the late Jessica Walter. However, due to Walter's death midway through the production of season 12, many fans still wonder if Walter voiced Malory in the character's final episodes. With an award-winning career spanning decades, Jessica Walter enjoyed countless notable roles on stage and screens both big and small.

Despite the character's abrasive nature, Jessica Walter helped to turn Malory Archer into a beloved fan favorite.

The Archer cast has provided voices for characters for over a decade, making it one of the longest-running adult animated sitcoms. Characters like Sterling Archer and Lana Kane are inspired by popular spy figures, with hidden jokes about spy fiction throughout. With guest stars like Burt Reynolds and Kenny Loggins, the show is known for its variety of characters and humorous storylines.

The Archer cast has lent its voice talents to its characters for more than a decade, cementing the show's position as one of the longest-running adult-animated sitcoms. Revolving around secret agent Sterling Archer, the FX original deals with the inner workings of a dysfunctional intelligence agency and its global misadventures. Even though the visual environment of the show gives off a vintage noir picture, Archer's timeline is never specified. While the team's missions seem to take place in the Cold War era, their language and gadgets can be quite modern.

Moritz Mohr’s Boy Kills World is what happens when you toss The Hunger Games, Mortal Kombat, Happy!, and Crank into a blender. While that sounds rad, the slurry of upbeat action and nonsense plot tangles is much more baffling in execution. Mohr’s vision borrows heavily from button-mashy videogames and dystopian graphic novels, blending Cyberpunk futurism with real-world dictatorship commentaries. There’s a message about fascism and rebellion somewhere in Mohr’s madcap martial arts violence, but it’s lost under the piles of enemy corpses. Boy Kills World never knows the movie it wants to be past a killing spree, as the story makes one poor choice after the next, like a genre satire that becomes what it tries to parody.

Bill Skarsgård stars as the deaf-mute “Boy,” who speaks to us through internal narrations voiced by H. Jon Benjamin. Skarsgård’s protagonist has a singular mission: kill...

One of the most beloved animated comedies of all time has found a new streaming home, with seasons 1 - 13 of Archer making their way to Netflix on May 13. While the final season of the series won't be included as part of the new distribution deal, audiences will be able to enjoy the majority of Sterling Archer's (H. Jon Benjamin) journey on the same streaming platform that houses titles such as Squid Game and Stranger Things. The final season remains available for streaming over at Hulu, and it can also be acquired through digital purchase in a variety of retailers.

Most animated shows have a general idea of what their characters are going to be when they start casting, but in the case of the Fox family sitcom "Bob's Burgers," they actually worked in reverse. The series went backwards by starting with a cast in mind and then created the Belcher family inspired by the cast and their specific talents. It's a pretty unique way to create a television show, but it worked great because the voice actors each bring so much to the table that the show actually uses a mixture of written script and improv to bring the Belchers to life, something very few animated shows would ever even attempt. 

H. Jon Benjamin is perfect as the family's fumbling but loving patriarch, Bob, while John Roberts somehow manages to change his voice to the perfect pitch for Bob's wine-chugging, song-singing wife Linda. It's not super unusual for voice...

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If you’ve missed broadcast television as much as we have, then you’re in for a treat this week as shows finally return!

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8/7c Love on the Right Course (Hallmark)

Christmas is officially Over at Hallmark! Let’s see what’s in store this Saturday.

A professional golfer suffers a series of setbacks and returns home to Budapest to reevaluate her future in the sport.

While there, a golf pro helps her rediscover herself and find love. Starring Ashley Newbrough and Marcus Rosner.

8/7c The Prison Confessions of Gypsy Rose Blanchard (Lifetime)

It’s part three of the true-crime docu-series, and where we get to that fated day and everything that happened that landed Blanchard in prison.

Only this time, we get Gypsy Rose’s perspective of it all.

A core element of Archer is the character's contemptuous treatment of almost everyone and everything that crosses his path. No one has experienced this more than Cyril Figgis. The perpetually put-upon accountant turned agent -- played deftly for 14 years by Saturday Night Live alum Chris Parnell -- has is Sterling Archer's favorite punching bag, both verbally and physically.

But Cyril's growth has also been one of the Fxx show's most compelling arcs, making him into a surprisingly capable and committed hero despite still being made fun of on a regular basis. During an interview with Cbr, Parnell discussed Cyril's most unexpected character change, which season of the long-running animated comedy was the most challenging, and if Archer and Cyril have truly become friends by the events of the series finale, Archer: Into the Cold.

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Fxx's Archer series has ended after 14 seasons. Executive producers Casey Willis and Matt Thompson recently spoke about the challenges of bringing the animated comedy series to a close and the possibility of viewers seeing the characters return.

Starring H. Jon Benjamin, Aisha Tyler, Judy Greer, Chris Parnell, Amber Nash, Adam Reed, Lucky Yates, and Natalie Dew, Archer follows bumbling secret agent Sterling Archer (Benjamin) and his dysfunctional colleagues at the International Secret Intelligence Service.

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Fxx's Archer has proven to be a consistently hilarious, constantly thrilling and supremely enduring TV series since its 2009 debut. The espionage parody has transformed into one of the best workplace comedies of the 21st century, with a cast of outrageous characters all orbiting around the titular Sterling Archer -- the world's greatest (and often dumbest) secret agent. But things finally came to an end with the extra-length special Archer: Into the Cold serving as an epilogue to Archer Season 14 and the finale for the entire show.

But while Archer may have grown and changed in 14 years, it's hard to say that he has fully evolved -- and according to the man behind the performance, that was always by design. During an interview with Cbr, H. Jon Benjamin reflected on how the series was always more of a tragedy than anyone realized, the important effect becoming a father had on Archer,...

The events of Archer Season 14 saw Lana Kane take over the Agency while the United Nations openly considered shuttering organizations like it once and for all. The feature-length installment Archer: Into the Cold proved to be an action-packed ending for the series. But Lana's voice actor Aisha Tyler explained that Archer's finale also has emotional heft to it.

During an interview with Cbr, Criminal Minds: Evolution star Tyler teased the scope of the extra-length finale and reflected on the emotional layers she got to explore in the long-running espionage parody. She also discussed the surprising evolution of Lana's relationship with Sterling Archer, which remained a key part of the series until its very end.

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[Editor’s Note: The following review contains spoilers for “Archer: Into the Cold,” the “Archer” finale.]

Much like “Wonka” held back its ace in the hole for a majority of the movie, “Archer: Into the Cold” — the long-awaited series finale of Adam Reed’s long-running satiric espionage sitcom — saves one of its best-ever creations for last.

Actually, I’m a little mad about it. How dare we get only a precious few minutes with Tiny Barry™, the ideal form of so many forms taken by Archer’s one-time rival agent, turned villainous cyborg, turned computerized consciousness who was living inside the office refrigerator to start the series finale? How dare he not get a full season to stretch out those tiny little legs, with a special episode told from Tiny Barry’s doll-sized point of view? How dare Krieger (Lucky Yates) keep a “sentient robot in defiance of god” under wraps all these years, when it’s this teensy and this adorable and has...

Adam Reed was searching for inspiration. He’d just sold his stake in the production company he co-founded, 70/30 Productions — responsible for his animated series Sealab 2021 and Frisky Dingo — and fled to Europe, to embark on what he calls a “pilgrimage.” One day during his expedition, he was idling at a café in Salamanca, Spain, and observed a group of stunning women. He wondered who could possibly have the courage to approach them. And then, all of a sudden, a suave fellow sat down at the table, ordered a...

Archer is coming to an end after 14 seasons with the upcoming finale event Into the Cold, and it pays tribute to longtime fans while leaving room for potential future stories. Amber Nash, who voices Pam, talks about her pride in the show and sadness about its ending. She also discusses her favorite moments from this season and the possibility of a future revival or movie. Into the Cold explores the characters' reactions to the Un's decision to outlaw independent spy agencies and follows Archer and the gang as they work outside the law to save the world from an unlikely duo.

After 14 acclaimed seasons on the air, Archer is coming to an end with the upcoming finale event, Into the Cold. Following the season 14 finale, in which all independent spy organizations were ruled illegal by the United Nations, those at The Agency find themselves trying to plan their next steps,...

Archer: Into the Cold serves as a meaningful series finale, with the beloved characters facing closure and coming together for one final mission to save the world. H. Jon Benjamin continues to lead the talented ensemble cast, who are proud of the well-written and well-animated show, and grateful for the support from FX. While fans will miss the show, Archer will continue to have a life in reruns and streams, thanks to its strong writing, great cast, and loyal fanbase.

Everyone's favorite band of misfit spies is saying farewell to audiences with Archer: Into the Cold. The three-part event will serve as a series finale to the beloved animated show, with The Agency facing closure after being outlawed by the United Nations. However, when an unlikely duo rises to threaten the world's safety, the group must come together for one final mission.

H. Jon Benjamin continues to lead the ensemble...

Lana's time as the leader of The Agency is at risk as their jobs are outlawed worldwide in the Archer series finale. After 14 seasons, the show is aiming to deliver a grand and emotional conclusion. Aisha Tyler expresses satisfaction and pride in the success of the show, leaving the door open for future revivals.

Lana's time as the leader of The Agency is at risk in the Archer series finale. Following a failed effort to convince the United Nations of their legal effectiveness, Lana and her friends find their jobs outlawed across the world. However, when the world is threatened by an unlikely duo, they must race against time and the government to save everyone.

H. Jon Benjamin continues to lead the ensemble Archer season 14 cast alongside Aisha Tyler, Chris Parnell, Amber Nash, Adam Reed, Judy Greer, Lucky Yates, and Natalie Dew. After 15 years of hilarity across two networks and...

The Archer series finale, titled "Into the Cold," sees the spy and his friends risking their freedom to save the world. H. Jon Benjamin reflects on the show's long legacy and the possibility of a revival in the future. Despite the end of the series, fans can expect explosive action, outrageous humor, and meaningful character arcs in this final season.

An animated era is coming to an end with the Archer series finale. Subtitled "Into the Cold", the three-part finale event will see the titular spy and his friends come to terms with the fact that The Agency is about to become illegal across the world. Nevertheless, they must risk their freedom when a deadly duo threatens the world's safety.

H. Jon Benjamin continues to lead the ensemble Archer season 14 cast alongside Aisha Tyler, Chris Parnell, Amber Nash, Adam Reed, Judy Greer, Lucky Yates, and Natalie Dew. With plenty of explosive action,...

Sterling Archer and company are going on one last mission in the new teaser for Archer: Into the Cold. The super-sized finale event for the long-running animated spy comedy airs on December 17. In the new teaser for the movie-length finale, which will wrap up fourteen seasons of missions and mishaps, Archer (H. Jon Benjamin) and his team are headed to Barbados...or possibly Bahrain, as Archer can only remember that it has a "bar" in it, much to the displeasure of his boss, Lana Kane (Aisha Tyler).

This Sunday at 10:00 Pm on Fxx, “Archer” brings an exhilarating twist in Season 14 Episode 9, titled “Into the Cold.” As the Un takes a pivotal vote to outlaw independent spy agencies, Archer and the gang find themselves thrust into an uncharted territory, forced to operate outside the confines of the law. The stakes are high as they embark on a mission to save the world, facing an unexpected and formidable duo that threatens global security.

In this gripping episode, viewers can expect a blend of espionage, humor, and the trademark wit that defines the “Archer” series. As the team navigates the complexities of their covert operation, the narrative unfolds with suspense and unexpected turns. For fans of animated spy comedies with a unique twist, “Archer: Into the Cold” at 10:00 Pm on Fxx is set to deliver another thrilling and humorous installment in the ever-evolving world of Sterling Archer and his unconventional team.

Network: FX then Fxx

Episodes: 145 (half-hour)

Seasons: 14

TV show dates: September 17, 2009 -- December 17, 2023

Series status: Ended

Performers include: H. Jon Benjamin, Judy Greer, Chris Parnell, Aisha Tyler, Jessica Walter, Amber Nash, Adam Reed, George Coe, Lucky Yates, Dave Willis, Jeffrey Tambor, and Kayvan Novak.

TV show description:

This animated comedy is set at the International Secret Intelligence Service (Isis). At this spy agency, espionage and global crises serve as opportunities for the highly-trained employees to confuse, undermine, and betray each other.

Sterling Archer (H. Jon Benjamin) is a suave, vain, and overly confident master spy. He's an expert secret agent but is generally inept in all other aspects of his life. It's telling that Sterling's less-than-masculine code name...

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When it comes to entertainment, the holiday season means an endless procession of specials and familiar movies. But for all the holiday favorites, there’s no shortage of new streaming releases to catch this December. Theaters, meantime, are also filled with prestigious movies. Here are some of this month’s most promising offerings, from Eileen, starring Anne Hathaway, to Wonka, starring Timothée Chalamet. (Plus: Check out our favorite...

Obliterated is a high-octane action comedy series created by Jon Hurwitz, Hayden Schlossberg, and Josh Heald. The Netflix series revolves around an elite team from various branches of the US armed forces in order to stop a terrorist attack that could wipe out Las Vegas. When the team thinks that they have completed their mission, they spend their night celebrating with lots of alcohol and drugs but disaster strikes when they find out that the threat is still active and they only have a day to save Vegas. In the haze of alcohol and drugs, the team gathers and goes on a mission to save Sin City. Obliterated stars Nick Zano, Shelley Henning, Terrence Terrell, and Alyson Gorske. So, if you loved Obliterated here are some similar shows you could watch next.

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Synopsis: The suave, confident and devastatingly handsome Sterling Archer may...

An expert Eod technician praises Archer's accurate portrayal of communication during a bomb threat. Despite some inaccuracies, the show realistically captures the challenges and importance of clear communication in high-stress situations. Archer's comedic take on the spy genre often deviates from reality, but it still holds some truth in its portrayal of certain aspects.

Archer's season 1 bomb scene takes an expert by surprise, who comments on the accuracy of its communication. The adult animated sitcom, created by Adam Reed, revolves around Sterling Archer (H. Jon Benjamin), an agent for the International Secret Intelligence Service. Along with Benjamin, the voice cast of Archer includes Judy Greer, Chris Parnell, Aisha Tyler, Amber Nash, Lucky Yates, and the late Jessica Walter. The titular character was sent on many missions over the years, and in season 1, episode 7, titled "Skytanic," he faced a bomb threat on board a large airship, the Excelsior.

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Archer is not done just yet. A special three-part finale event has been announced for December. Fxx released a teaser for the event, titled Archer: Into the Cold, at New York Comic Con. Most viewers thought the series had ended its 14-season run with last Wednesday night’s episode.

Featuring the voices of H. Jon Benjamin, Aisha Tyler, Judy Greer, Chris Parnell, Amber Nash, Adam Reed, Lucky Yates, and Natalie Dew, the series follows Sterling Archer (Benjamin) and others who work for the International Secret Intelligence Service (Isis).

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Mike Flanagan’s creative partnership with Netflix has produced several memorable pieces of art over the last several years. His latest project for the streaming service, the gothic horror series “The Fall of the House of Usher,” is yet another that will have viewers talking.

The eight-episode drama skillfully blends the work and imagery of Edgar Allen Poe with a timely narrative about the Usher family, a privileged group who own a pharmaceutical company that is largely responsible for the current opioid crisis. Bruce Greenwood leads the cast as Roderick Usher, the patriarch who must confront his past in the wake of the violent deaths of all of his children. Joining Greenwood are several actors who’ve starred in Flanagan’s previous Netflix series, including Carla Gugino, Kate Siegel, Rahul Kohli, Henry Thomas and Zach Gilford, and new additions like Mary McDonnell and Mark Hamill, who turn in fantastic performances in the gripping tale.

Just days after the final episode capping 14 seasons of FX’s Emmy-winning adult animated comedy Archer, the series will officially wrap with a special Finale Event. Archer: Into the Cold was announced today at New York Comic Con.

The animated half-hour comedy follows Sterling Archer as he navigates the changing landscape of the spy world. In season 14, Archer and The Agency found their own way with Lana at the helm. Her goal was to make money while also making the world a better place, but she quickly discovered running a spy agency isn’t so cut and dry.

The series features the voices of H. Jon Benjamin as the world’s greatest spy, “Sterling Archer;” Aisha Tyler as the spy with marital troubles, “Lana Kane;” Judy Greer as the crazy office assistant in search of a special skill, “Cheryl/Carol Tunt;” Chris Parnell as the reliable company-man, “Cyril Figgis;” Amber Nash as the enthusiastic offender,...

After 14 seasons of bawdy spy hi-jinks, Archer is calling it quits — but the Fxx comedy managed to deliver one final twist on the way out.

If you haven’t watched in a while, here’s a quick update: Lana is running the spy agency now after the departure of Malory (voiced by the late Jessica Walter), and the agency has a sassy new British spy, Zara Khan, played by Natalie Dew. Other than that, it’s pretty much business as usual in Thursday’s series finale, with Archer and his pals springing into action when a fleet of killer drones start murdering ex-iia employees.

I first heard about FX’s “Archer” in the ready room of Vaq-135, a navy squadron who were serving an interminable deployment aboard an aircraft carrier somewhere near Midway Island. (This sounds very much like a humblebrag that Sterling Archer would obnoxiously drop into conversation). It was 2010, and the pilots had lost whatever idealism they’d once had during an endless deployment that had them flying 12-hour missions from the Persian Gulf to Afghanistan. I started hearing the officers stage-whisper “danger zone” whenever one of them got called in to see the commanding officer over some minor fuck-up or summoned to the flight deck in the pitch black of an ocean night.

Now, famously, “Danger Zone” is a Kenny Loggins song that plays a significant role in the homoerotic original recipe “Top Gun,” the urtext of naval aviators. But the way the pilots were saying it suggested they were taking the piss.

Archer is in the midst of its final season on Fxx, and Cbr has an exclusive clip to preview the next episode.

Titled "Face Off," this marks the sixth episode of Archer's fourteenth and final season. In the episode, per the logline, "Archer tries to find an elusive villain at an exclusive resort, while Lana learns some explosive truths about running a spy agency." Written by Matt Roller, "Face Off" is set to premiere on Wednesday, Sept. 27 at 10 p.m. (Et/Pt) on Fxx, but fans can get an early sneak peek by watching our exclusive clip below.

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The clip showcases several characters as they prepare for plastic surgery, and it's rather awkward with each one of them. Archer and Pam don't really see the need for plastic surgery, seeing no room for improvement. But the situation takes an even more drastic turn when Cyril comes into the room,...

When Spectrum and Disney reached a deal after the recent blackout, subscribers of the former ended up losing out on several networks, including Freeform, Fxx, Disney Junior, Disney Xd, Fxm, Baby TV, Nat Geo Wild, and Nat Geo Mundo. But now there’s good news for Archer fans. The availability of the 14th and final season of the Emmy-winning animated comedy has expanded, with episodes now going up on VOD systems for the FX and Fxx linear channels (in addition to streaming the next day on Hulu) after they premiere. That means that while Spectrum customers may not have access to Fxx, it’s through FX, which they do have; they’ll be able to watch Archer. Archer follows Sterling Archer (H. Jon Benjamin) as he navigates the changing landscape of the spy world. In Season 14, Archer ...

There is a new way for fans of Archer who have Spectrum cable but not Hulu to watch the Fxx animated series’ 14th and final season. The Emmy-winning comedy has expanded the availability of its current 14th season by making episodes available post-premiere on VOD systems for the FX and Fxx linear channels.

The issue arose after the new agreement between Disney and Spectrum parent Charter, which came together after 10 days of interrupted carriage, included the drop of eight Disney ad-supported cable networks, including Fxx and Fxm, from Spectrum platforms. As Deadline reported last week, FX brass were looking for solutions on Archer, which was seriously impacted as its final season had just premiered when the Disney networks went dark on Spectrum systems on Aug. 31.

Spectrum is the No.2 cable operator in the U.S. with 14.7 million customers, with Fxx and the other discontinued networks losing close to 20% of their reach,...

Archer's latest season promises both nail-biting intrigue and hilarity, revitalizing the boundaries of animated adult comedy. The enigmatic character Barry Dylan returns in a new form as an "artifridgeal intelligence," showcasing Archer's magnificent creativity. As Archer's final season unfolds, Barry's resurrection in a smart fridge brings laughter, but also foreboding as his darker persona threatens chaos and danger.

The illustrious series Archer teases yet another groundbreaking chapter with its latest trailer, evoking an unprecedented reunion that promises not only nail-biting intrigue but also a generous dollop of hilarity. Season 14 of this monumental animated series seems determined to revitalize the traditional boundaries of animated adult comedy, giving its legion of dedicated fans a robust dose of both nostalgia and fresh narrative energy as it gears up to unfold its final tale.

The curtain rises once again to spotlight a face that reverberates with history and rivalry — the enigmatic Barry Dylan.

Sterling Archer's longtime nemesis Barry Dylan are back for what could be the last time on this week's Archer. However, the cyborg agent has been reduced to life as an "artifridgeal intelligence". As seen on the FX animated series' official Twitter account, Archer's cybernetic rival survived his seemingly fiery demise in Season 12's finale "Mission: Difficult", but his consciousness is now trapped in a "smart fridge." Now freed of his increasingly deranged alter ego, Other Barry, Barry is here to warn Archer (H. Jon Benjamin) and company of Other Barry's imminent return — but they mostly find his predicament hilarious, especially Cheryl (Judy Greer), who dubs him an "artifridgeal intelligence". Meanwhile, new agent Zara Khan (Natalie Dew), who joined at the beginning of this season and has experienced little of the series' past sci-fi craziness, is in awe of the seeming impossibility of Barry's existence.

FX’s final season of Archer is bringing back high-adventure set pieces, international intrigue, and bawdy workplace comedy shenanigans for one last ride — and it’s easier than ever to watch Archer season 14 online.

Created by Adam Reed, the title namesake self-absorbed Sterling Archer (voiced by H. Jon Benjamin of Bob’s Burgers) and his fellow agents at the former International Secret Intelligence Service (Isis), now just “The Agency”, have been pushing the envelope of adult animated comedy since 2009. After a few “coma-seasons” of delightful departures (including the 1940s Dreamland, Archer...

The world’s most exasperating spy is back! “Archer” is returning to airwaves for a 14th and final season on FX on Wednesday, Aug. 30 at 10 p.m. Et. The spies of the International Intelligence Agency have a new boss this year, but the mission is the same: protect the world from evil, or at the very least try to add to the evil as little as possible, no matter how much fun it seems. You can watch Archer: Season 14 and FX with a 5-Day Free Trial of Directv Stream. You can also watch with Sling TV, Hulu Live TV, Fubo, or YouTube TV.

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Plot: The Agency teams up with Interpol to take down a highly organized ring of jewel thieves. Archer’s skeptical as their Interpol contact seems to be treating the mission as more of an audition…but for which side? Written by Mark Ganek.

Review: Fourteen years ago, Archer debuted on FX and introduced the world to the best spy comedy on television. Led by H. Jon Benjamin’s pitch-perfect vocal performance, Archer skewered everything from James Bond to Mad Men and more over its decade and a half on the air. Adam Reed’s series has been consistently hilarious, with multiple forays into genres like noir, science fiction, and an homage to Miami Vice. Now, the final season of Archer is here, and it is thankfully just as great as the thirteen that came before it. Rather than spending time rehashing and reflecting on jokes and plots from prior years,...

The Emmy Award-winning animated ‘spy’ comedy TV series”Archer” will return for a final season August 30, 2023 on Fxx, followed by streaming on Hulu:

“…’Archer’ follows ‘Sterling Archer’ (H. Jon Benjamin) as he navigates the changing landscape of the spy world.

“Now Archer and ‘The Agency’ have been acquired by ‘Fabian Kingsworth’ and the spy conglomerate known as ‘Iia’ (‘International Intelligence Agency’). As the gang struggles to find their identity performing odd missions for Fabian, one question arises: will they be able to maintain independence, or will they succumb to their corporate overlords?…”

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Fans eagerly anticipate the 14th and final season of Archer, with the latest teaser trailer hinting at a revamped agency setting and new dynamics for the characters. The season 14 premiere on August 30th will be a double feature, offering a treat for both die-hard fans and newcomers. The introduction of a character named Zara Khan, voiced by Natalie Dew, signals a new direction for the agency led by Lana.

As the curtains prepare to draw on one of television’s most beloved animated series, fans worldwide eagerly anticipate the final installment of Archer. The series has whetted our appetites for what promises to be an enthralling conclusion with the latest teaser trailer for its 14th season, revealing it's not only coming back but marking its concluding voyage.

Earlier in the year, the entertainment sphere was abuzz with the unexpected announcement: Archer was coming back for its 14th season. The whispers...

Archer returns later this month with its 14th and final season, and now Fxx has released a new preview teasing the upcoming episodes of the animated spy comedy series.

Starring H. Jon Benjamin, Aisha Tyler, Judy Greer, Chris Parnell, Amber Nash, Adam Reed, and Lucky Yates, the series follows the agents who work for the International Secret Intelligence Service. The half-hour comedy takes viewers into the spy world to follow Sterling Archer. Season 14 will find someone new leading the agency.

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Archer season 14, the final season, is confirmed and will consist of 8 episodes, premiering on August 30, 2023, on Fxx. The season will revolve around Archer and his colleagues finding their own way under Lana's leadership as the new head of the agency. The trailer showcases the aging of the characters and teases action-packed scenes with car chases, explosions, and hand-to-hand combat.

Archer season 14 will mark the last crusade for the smooth-talking animated spy, and there's a lot that fans need to know about the final outing, from its cast and story details to all the latest Archer season 14 news. Premiering on FX in 2009, Archer revolves around suave secret agent Sterling Archer and his wacky co-workers at various shady spy agencies. Midway through its run, the show switched from a mission-of-the-week format to a more serialized style. Adam Reed created the series as a parody of the James Bond franchise, but Archer has...

Archer is finally reaching its end with Season 14. Since its premiere in 2009, Archer has taken us on a wild and unpredictable journey through the exploits of the self-proclaimed "world's greatest spy," Sterling Archer (H. Jon Benjamin), and his equally dysfunctional colleagues at the International Secret Intelligence Service. Created by Adam Reed, the show's unparalleled success lies in its ability to balance tongue-in-cheek parodies of espionage tropes with complex character development and layered narrative arcs. In the ever-changing landscape of television, where the spy genre has greatly evolved, Archer has defied expectations and captivated audiences with its irreverent humor, razor-sharp wit, and unforgettable characters.

Archer's 14th and final season has been officially announced by FX, with the trailer hinting at a memorable end to the long-running series. The upcoming season sees a wizened Archer, but promises action, espionage, and the show's signature satirical humor that fans love. The final season returns to the spy parody foundation that made the show so popular, offering a conclusion and homage to its beginnings.

After an impressive run of 13 seasons, the forthcoming 14th season of the wildly popular satirical spy series, Archer, will be the final one, as officially announced by FX. Unveiled on Tuesday, the trailer for this season offers fans an enticing preview of what lies ahead in the final episodes.

Premiering in 2009 on FX, Archer has carved a unique niche in the realm of animated comedy. The series centers around the boisterous and self-involved secret agent Sterling Archer, who operates within a chaotic intelligence...

The Emmy Award-winning animated ‘spy’ comedy TV series”Archer” will return for a final season August 30, 2023 on Fxx, followed by streaming on Hulu:

“…’Archer’ follows ‘Sterling Archer’ (H. Jon Benjamin) as he navigates the changing landscape of the spy world.

“Now Archer and ‘The Agency’ have been acquired by ‘Fabian Kingsworth’ and the spy conglomerate known as ‘Iia’ (‘International Intelligence Agency’). As the gang struggles to find their identity performing odd missions for Fabian, one question arises: will they be able to maintain independence, or will they succumb to their corporate overlords?…”

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Where to Watch Powered by The Archer season 14 trailer gives fans a sneak peek into the final episodes of the long-running satirical spy series. The trailer shows that Archer is no longer the young agent he used to be, facing physical consequences of his job and heavy drinking. Lana Kane becomes the new head of the agency, aiming to make money and make the world a better place.

The Archer season 14 trailer reveals the first look at the final episodes of the series. Premiered on FX in 2009, the long-running satirical spy series follows the skilled yet self-absorbed secret agent, Sterling Archer, and his colleagues who work for a dysfunctional intelligence agency. The animated comedy's voice cast includes H. Jon Benjamin, Aisha Tyler, Judy Greer, Chris Parnell, Amber Nash, Adam Reed, Lucky Yates, and newcomer Natalie Dew.

Today, FX released the first official trailer for Archer season 14. Check it out below:...

The Emmy Award-winning animated ‘spy’ comedy TV series”Archer” will return for a new season August 30, 2023 on Fxx, followed by streaming on Hulu:

“…’Archer’ follows ‘Sterling Archer’ (H. Jon Benjamin) as he navigates the changing landscape of the spy world.

“Now Archer and ‘The Agency’ have been acquired by ‘Fabian Kingsworth’ and the spy conglomerate known as ‘Iia’ (‘International Intelligence Agency’). As the gang struggles to find their identity performing odd missions for Fabian, one question arises: will they be able to maintain independence, or will they succumb to their corporate overlords?…”

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Not every TV show features older characters that a specific audience can relate to, but there are many cases in which these characters prove age doesn’t matter, and they do it in different ways. While the main purpose of TV shows is to entertain, not all of them feature relatable characters for viewers of all ages, often forgetting either children or elderly people. In the case of the latter, TV shows more often than not fall into the cliché of mentally unstable or always grumpy characters, but there are many others that have featured some truly cool older characters that don’t care about age.

Although they don’t happen often, there have been a couple of TV shows in which their main focus is elderly characters, while in most TV shows they are often recurring characters. Elderly characters don’t need to be grumpy and boring, and many...

FX's hilarious animated series Archer has been on the air for over a decade and isn't slowing down any time soon — here are the best Archer episodes. The show has been a consistently funny network staple for a litany of reasons. The animation is beautiful, the writing is witty, the voice acting is outstanding, and Archer manages to reinvent itself every few seasons. American adult animated sitcom follows special ops agent Sterling Archer (H. Jon Benjamin) and seven of his oddball colleagues as they go on special missions. The series mainly acts as a parody of the espionage genre and has even won a few awards.

Archer and the gang have done it all during the show's long run. They've had adventures in space, on a blimp, and on a submarine. They battled pirates, drug dealers, and cyborgs. Not only that, but Archer has had themed seasons, such as Archer Vice or Archer Dreamland,...

After a period of unconfirmed rumors, Fxx has announced the fourteenth and final season for Archer, the animated spy parody that has reached the end of its very successful run. No reason was given for the cancelation, but with well over a decade of episodes under its belt -- along with ten Emmy nominations and four wins -- they could simply be out of good stories to tell. Not many shows have enough gas in their tank to get nearly as far as it did.

Regardless of the actual reasons, however, the time has come. Though brilliant in its heyday, Archer has declined for several seasons. It was acknowledged as much some time ago, and the recent loss of an indispensable cast member only heightened the issue. It probably should have been put out to pasture at least two seasons ago.

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FX's Archer originally premiered in 2009, and after more than a decade of hilarious espionage action, it's finally time to say goodbye. Created by Adult Swim alumni Adam Reed, who was previously responsible for co-creating Sealab 2021 and Frisky Dingo, Archer's consistent success is nothing short of amazing. Through a unique animation style, a consistently funny cast, and irreverent writing, it has become one of the increasingly-few animated series to not only last for years on end but to leave behind a significant cultural impact while doing so. At the very least, it introduced a whole new generation to the wonderful discography of Kenny Loggins.

After 14 years, three dream seasons, and countless martinis, the uncomfortable question has to be asked: how on Earth do you wrap things up? Archer isn't exactly a series known for its sentimental endings and tearful goodbyes, as it sometimes goes out of its way to purposefully subvert those tropes.