Review: Archer ‘Un Chien Tangerine’ – Queen of the Robots
There is some stuff I really like in ‘Un Chien Tangerine’… problem is, I’m more interested in what’s to come then what actually happens in tonight’s episode
Category: Archer
Reviews of FX and FXX’s Archer.
Review: Archer ‘The Honeymooners’ – Thorough Is Good
Although Archer‘s long-term narrative arcs tend to pay off in hilarious and meaningful ways, my favorite episodes are still the self-contained adventures. Tonight’s ‘The Honeymooners’ can’t quite reach that peak –….
Review: Archer ‘Coyote Lovely’ – Share The Goddamn Doritos
Just a few quick thoughts on tonight’s Archer:
Review: Archer ‘Live and Let Dine’ – Should You Be Flaming Here?
When I first heard that Anthony Bourdain was going to guest-star in an episode of Archer this season, I was a little worried.
Review: Archer ‘Once Bitten’ – Tourniquet The Taint
What begins as a regular spy caper gone wrong in ‘Once Bitten’ turns into an existential journey for Sterling Archer, continuing the trend of recent seasons to deconstruct the world’s coolest spy….
Review: Archer ‘Vicious Coupling’ – The Third Dumbest Thing I’ve Ever Said
It’s Valentine’s Day at ISIS – want to guess which character is spending their evening alone?
Review: Archer ‘Midnight Run’ – Paging Norman Bates
When doing press for season four, creator Adam Reed talked about focusing on larger seasonal arcs for the employees of ISIS.
Review: Archer ‘Legs’ – Greek For Kick-Ass
As fun as Archer‘s romps around the world are (particularly travel-related), there’s nothing better than a bottle episode sticking all the characters in the ISIS building, which is exactly what….
Review: Archer ‘The Wind Cries Mary’ – Shut Your Dick Holster
Sterling Archer is such a fantastic character because he’s so deeply flawed.
Season premiere review: Archer ‘Fugue and Riffs’ – Like A Latex Gimp Suit
While I’ve always enjoyed Archer‘s standalone missions of earlier seasons, I think the show’s at its best when its dealing with the maturity of Archer, as he searches for his identity.