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Banned
the heck
It was Katya. Ona Grauer was in the credits.
what the fuck man
FX is keeping critical darling comedy Archer around for the long haul.
The cable network has renewed the animated series for three additional seasons, keeping the series on the air through what will be its 10th season. Additionally, FX has signed a new overall production deal with Archer creator Adam Reed's Floyd County Productions, whose Matt Thompson also exec produces the FX Productions comedy.
Archer will return for an eight-episode eighth season in early 2017, followed by two additional eight-episode seasons at dates yet to be determined. The episode counts will be the shortest seasons of the series to date; season one consisted of 10 episodes. That grew to 13 episodes for seasons two-six. Season seven, which ended June 2, consisted of 10. There has been no determination if these will be the final seasons of the series.
uh.... wow
8 episode seasons? This season suffered from being so short.
Yeah, ew @ shorter seasons. :/
I'm hoping this means they get to spend a little more time focusing on each script.
I'm glad the show is back, but the length is a bit disappointing.
What's up with the censorship in season 7? Netflix version suddenly has un-bleeped f-bombs ("I fucked you on a blimp"), but when I had a look at another source to check, they were bleeped out again. Have they always bleeped out the word "fuck" until now?
I think around 13 episodes is the sweet spot for a television season.Echoing some sentiments:
Love the triple renewal, hate that the seasons are only 8 episodes. I miss longer seasons to shows
I laughed heartily at this.BOOM
PHRASING
People dont realize that only one guy writes this show, and he doesnt enjoy our company, Aisha Tyler said of series creator Adam Reed. Hes doing the television version of ghosting us not returning our calls, writing fewer and fewer episodes. The last seasons going to be one episode.
Everyone but Archer resembles their voice actors. Illusion broken!
In January 2017, FX’s flagship animated series Archer will migrate to FXX, This is part of a major animation push for the comedy-centric FXX, FX Networks CEO John Landgraf indicated at TCA on Tuesday.
via Deadline
So we should expect ratings to take a big hit, right?
Archer edged out stiff competition from last years winner Bobs Burgers, as well as veterans The Simpsons, South Park, and Phineas and Ferb.
Archer just won the Emmy for Outstanding Animated Series.
And/or kakaow.spoolish!
The plan is to end Archer after season 10. I dont know that anybody has talked about that, but that is definitely my plan to do 8, 9, and 10 and theyre gonna be each shorter seasons of just eight episodes and then wind it up. I was gonna end it after 8, but then I had sort of a brain explosion of a way that I could do three more seasons and really keep my interest up. So the three seasons that are coming up are gonna be pretty different from what has come before, and theyre gonna be different from each other.
- Adam Reed: The Plan Is to End Archer After Season 10 (murmur podcast via Splitsider)
- Adam Reed: The Plan Is to End Archer After Season 10 (murmur podcast via Splitsider)
Agreed. It's been great otherwiseEh, I thought Vice was the only bad season. 6 was better and 7 was almost classic territory.
IGN said:For those of you wondering whether Sterling Archer is still alive following the Season 7 cliffhanger, the answer is, not shockingly, yes... sort of. As revealed this summer at SDCC, Season 8 -- also referred to as Archer: Dreamland -- will take place entirely in the year 1947. As the producers explained at the panel today, it will include all of the regular cast back in action, although in slightly different roles with slightly different origin stories.
In this 1947 timeline, for instance, Sterling Archer (H. Jon Benjamin) is no longer a spy, but rather a private investigator on the hunt for the person who murdered his old partner, Woodhouse - George Coe, the actor who voiced Woodhouse in earlier seasons passed away in 2015.
Thanks to the time shift, Lana Kane will meet Archer for the first time yet again, although in this reality, it will be as a lounge singer. Actress Aisha Tyler promised the audience that she did all her own singing.
As for Archer creator Adam Reed recently saying the show would end with Season 10, executive producer Matt Thompson wasn't quite as adamant at NYCC. However, he re-iterated that they were signed through Season 10 and that it felt likely that's when the show would wrap up.