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Has anybody watched it? 1st season was good, this second season is better
Danger Zone
Something for the "It's only gay if you want it to be" Getbiggers
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haha never seen that show but looks like a show that would fit my sense of humor....lanas voice= peg bundy?
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haha never seen that show but looks like a show that would fit my sense of humor....lanas voice= peg bundy?
No, she is voiced by Aisha Tyler, possibly one of the coolest (and craziest) black chicks on earth...
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ok, sounded alot like peggy
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The show was made by the same guys who put together Frisky Dingo and Sealab 2021 on Adult Swim (Cartoon Network). Hysterical shows for sure-- Archer is off the hook.
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The show was made by the same guys who put together Frisky Dingo and Sealab 2021 on Adult Swim (Cartoon Network). Hysterical shows for sure-- Archer is off the hook.
Yuuup! There was a episode that dealt with a girl who was turning 17 and was coming on to Archer, and it dealt with the ever present Getbigger "legal age of sexual consent", she was German and they were in Switzerland. It ends up with her topless in the snow and him covering her naked breasts for warmth.
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The show was made by the same guys who put together Frisky Dingo and Sealab 2021 on Adult Swim (Cartoon Network). Hysterical shows for sure-- Archer is off the hook.
Frisky Dingo was the shit, I have both seasons on DVD, boosh, kacow.
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No, she is voiced by Aisha Tyler, possibly one of the coolest (and craziest) black chicks on earth...
By your statement, can it be said that ALL black chicks are both cool and crazy?
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By your statement, can it be said that ALL black chicks are both cool and crazy?
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No, she is crazy in a diff way. She has that "Cali token cool black girl" vibe going...but if you look in her eyes, she is the type of woman who'd leave a a dead chicken in her man's car, with a note attached saying, "So you want to choke your chicken to that Porno chick? Well have at it!"
Plus, she brews beer...
Just listen to her
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No, she is voiced by Aisha Tyler, possibly one of the coolest (and craziest) black chicks on earth...
This... ;D
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Just started watching it like last week, its really fucking funny, just so crude and not subtle at all! good show for sure!
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I love it. I've only seen season one.
Archer comes out with some fuckin classic lines
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I love it. I've only seen season one.
Archer comes out with some fuckin classic lines
"Food rapist"
then there is that chick who likes being choked while having sex...
"Yuuuuup!"
"Danger Zone"
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I saw last night's episode. I thought I was going to die laughing.
"She's not gay. She just has man-hands."
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I saw last night's episode. I thought I was going to die laughing.
"She's not gay. She just has man-hands."
The episode before, the doctor kept calling back to tell him that he did or didn't have breast cancer....
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"They not ghosts. They just white."
The last of the 3 special episodes aired tonight. I bugged the neighbors laughing.
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One of the best shows on Television bar none.
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http://xfinitytv.comcast.net/blogs/2011/tv-news/burt-reynolds-to-play-himself-on-archer/?cmpid=FCST_tvnews
Burt Reynolds to Play Himself on ‘Archer’
by Joel Keller
Oct 31st, 2011 | 3:59 PM | Comments 0
Sterling Archer may not be as suave as he thinks he is, but the bumbling private spy from FX’s hilarious animated comedy “Archer” always fashioned himself as a latter-day version of Burt Reynolds. Now, he’ll get to meet the real thing.
FX announced today that Reynolds has voiced a season three episode of the series, playing himself. Even though Reynolds is one of Archer’s heroes, Burt will irritate Archer to no end by dating his mother Malory (voiced by Jessica Walter).
“I think the only person on the planet who’s a bigger fan of Burt Reynolds than me is Sterling Archer,” creator Adam Reed said in a press release. ”Archer constantly tries to imitate Burt and always raves about Burt’s movies and all-around awesomeness. So to have Burt recording voice-overs for the show was just amazing.”
It’ll just be fun, though, to hear Reynolds and his off-handed way of speaking butt up against the combination of drollness and rage that Jon Benjamin has given Sterling Archer. One thing we know is that the episode will likely be yet another example of Reynolds skewering his ’70s sex-symbol image. A clue is the episode’s title: “The Man From Jupiter,” a nod to the city in Florida where Reynolds lives.
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'Archer' renewed, plus first look at Bryan Cranston -- EXCLUSIVE
by James Hibberd
FX has renewed animated favorite Archer for a fourth season. So far the show is averaging 2 million viewers per episode, up 32 percent from last year, and will be back for 13 more episodes.
Below, EW.com has an exclusive first look at Bryan Cranston’s guest star appearance in the show. Cranston’s voice is perfect for animation, and we’re excited to see The One Who Knocks coming to the Archer finale. The two-part closer starts March 15 and is set on an international space station. Cranston plays Commander Drake, a conscientious astronaut fighting to quell a mutiny in space — with a little help from Archer rocking a blue jumpsuit of course
http://insidetv.ew.com/2012/02/23/bryan-cranston-archer/
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"Lana...."
"Lana..."
Lana: "WHAT!!"
"Danger-zone"
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"Lana...."
"Lana..."
Lana: "WHAT!!"
"Danger-zone"
X2
Own season one and two on DVD and picked up the Sterling Archer handbook on how to be a spy. 8)
Also: See my Avatar.
(http://mgoblog.com/sites/mgoblog.com/files/pictures/picture-10015.jpg)
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The three in between seasons 2-3 special episodes with the pirate island were unbelievable.
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The three in between seasons 2-3 special episodes with the pirate island were unbelievable.
I still wonder why those were not on the DVD'S. I episode one and two on my DVD right now and part three is coming on Saturday again. 8)
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I still wonder why those were not on the DVD'S. I episode one and two on my DVD right now and part three is coming on Saturday again. 8)
I don't get that.
Last episode was OK, but the one before with the Italian Prime Minister was the best of the year. Too many jokes to even count....
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I don't get that.
Last episode was OK, but the one before with the Italian Prime Minister was the best of the year. Too many jokes to even count....
And how did Ray end up getting hurt? ??? ???
(https://encrypted-tbn2.google.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcReOn1oDjBomwwj_GHLh8ZQ6yv51pPmeAx1aSBkZ14NZIjZGaiO)
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I don't get that.
Last episode was OK, but the one before with the Italian Prime Minister was the best of the year. Too many jokes to even count....
So far, yes... that episode has been the bomb.
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Yes.... The one with the prime minister tied to the chair was the funniest Archer episode ever, I was laughing non stop!
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Yes.... The one with the prime minister tied to the chair was the funniest Archer episode ever, I was laughing non stop!
The amount of jokes they slipped in was incredible. I had to rewind a bunch of time because I was laughing and missed lines.
Another very memorable one for me was the third episode of Season One - Diversity Hire.
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The amount of jokes they slipped in was incredible. I had to rewind a bunch of time because I was laughing and missed lines.
Another very memorable one for me was the third episode of Season One - Diversity Hire.
What did you think about last night's episode?
"It would be rude not to have her pie. Which I assume is not only hot, but also moist. Although, hopefully not flaky." :D :D
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Did like last weeks as much. This week was really good.
Also, Season 2 is now on netflix streaming, I missed the last half of it - psyched.
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Did like last weeks as much. This week was really good.
Also, Season 2 is now on netflix streaming, I missed the last half of it - psyched.
(http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m08zyl3tBp1qhwefho1_500.gif)
It was pretty good.
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Lol good shit right there!
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Adam Reed walks through season 3
part 1
http://www.avclub.com/articles/adam-reed-walks-us-through-archers-third-season-pa,72917/
part 2
http://www.avclub.com/articles/adam-reed-walks-us-through-archers-third-season-pa,72985/2/
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part 3
http://www.avclub.com/articles/adam-reed-walks-us-through-archers-third-season-pa,73053/
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http://insidetv.ew.com/2012/08/06/archer-bobs-burger-crossover-h-jon-benjamin/
Next 'Archer' season will include a 'Bob's Burgers' crossover episode -- EXCLUSIVE
Fans of animated comedy have known H. Jon Benjamin’s gruff deadpan since the days of Comedy Central’s Dr. Katz, Professional Therapist and, later, Adult Swim’s Home Movies. Lately, he’s been voicing the title characters to two of TV’s funniest cartoons, FX’s Archer and Fox’s Emmy-nominated Bob’s Burgers – and, soon enough, fans will get to watch him do both at once.
In an interview with EW, Benjamin revealed that the Archer team has produced a crossover episode in which he’ll play both ISIS agent Sterling Archer and grillmaster Bob Belcher. The episode’s already been recorded, he says, and will air during Archer‘s next season (FX has yet to announce a premiere date).
“[Archer creator Adam Reed] really likes Bob’s Burgers,” Benjamin says. “And the fourth season has a Bob’s Burgers tie-in, which is really bizarre.”
Indeed: “It’s like a Bourne Identity-type plotline. It starts off with Archer as Bob, making hamburgers, but he doesn’t know that he’s Archer. He’s at the restaurant and these, like, I think Russian thugs come in, and Bob dispatches them expertly. And then he’s like, What just happened? How did I do that? So he has to try to figure out why he’s so good at killing people.”
Adds Benjamin, “It was Adam’s idea.”
Bob’s creator Loren Bouchard [who also co-created Home Movies and produced Dr. Katz] signed off on the idea, Benjamin says, but stayed out of the creative process. “It was prompted by Adam, but Loren was into it.”
Bob’s wife Linda (voiced by John Roberts) will be in the episode as well, he confirms, “but the kids aren’t in it. I guess it must’ve been a budget restriction or something. Like, ‘I can’t afford to pay an extra three grand to pay actors.’”
As for how the different visual styles of the shows will mesh, he says that “it’s Archer-style animation, but with all the accoutrements and characteristics of the [Bob’s] characters.”
“It is a little weird,” he continues, “because you have to be a fan of both to understand it. But you don’t have to know about Bob’s Burgers to enjoy it.”
If the crossover threatens to expose how similar his voices for Bob and Archer (and, well, most of his characters) are, Benjamin isn’t concerned. “It’s seems like kind of a 50-50: 50 percent of people are like, ‘You suck, you use the same voice,’ and 50 percent of people are like, ‘It’s amazing how different they are!’ And I really can’t speak to either opinion.”
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Dial-a-girl contest:
http://www.fxnetworks.com/archer/dialagirl
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The real-life models for the characters:
http://www.vulture.com/2013/02/archer-characters-real-life-models.html
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All four episodes have been great, but wanna see Ron Cadillac killed off.
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http://thecrosbypress.jackthreads.com/2013/02/19/why-a-cartoon-spy-has-the-best-cars-on-television-the-cars-of-archer/?utm_content=sixpack&utm_source=Sailthru&utm_medium=email&utm_term=Philadelphia&utm_campaign=2.20.13%20PHILLY%3A%20Potito%27s%20Bakery
The Must-Read | The Reason Behind All the Badass Cars in ‘Archer’
If you haven’t seen Archer, something is wrong with your TV viewing schedule, as it’s easily one of the best comedies on television right now. But we don’t just watch it for the hilarious ignorance of its protagonist — the subtle incorporation of high-end automobiles into the program is so genius that unless you know… you just don’t know.
Executive producers Adam Reed & Matt Thompson, the wizards behind the show, are also the driving force behind the car frenzy that the show has started. The two car junkies made it a point to work in cars to match the characters, as if they’d purchased them on their own. Sure there are times when you see some of the best cars ever made just casually driving through in the background, but the main cars are just as special.
Enjoy the gallery below, then read an interview with Reed and Thompson over at Jalopnik.
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ARCHER GETS SEASON FIVE PICK-UP FROM FX
Current Fourth Season of Archer Is Achieving All-Time Ratings Highs
Posting Gains of +44% in Adults 18-34 and +36% in Adults 18-49 vs. Last Season
Seven All-New Episodes of Archer Remain in Season Four with Two-Part Season Finale Airing April 4 and April 11
LOS ANGELES, February 27, 2013 – FX has ordered season five of its critically-acclaimed animated comedy series Archer, it was announced today by Nick Grad, Executive Vice President of Original Programming and Development, FX. The network has ordered 13 episodes for the series’ fifth season.
Archer was created by Adam Reed and Floyd County Productions and it is executive produced by Reed and Matthew Thompson. Seven all-new episodes of Archer remain in season four, which wraps up on Thursday, April 11 at 10:00 PM E/P. This year Archer will enter into the category of Outstanding Comedy Series for the Emmy® Awards.
“Archer is one of the very best comedy series on television,” said Grad. “Adam Reed, Matt Thompson and the incredible cast – H. Jon Benjamin, Aisha Tyler, Jessica Walter, Chris Parnell, Judy Greer, Amber Nash, George Coe, and Lucky Yates – are comedic geniuses. It is truly rewarding the way in which the audience and fans have embraced their work and that the ratings continue to grow. The quality of Archer is undeniable.”
When notified of the season five pick-up, Reed said, “Thank God.”
When Reed notified Thompson of the season five pick-up, Thompson replied, “Called it.”
Archer has posted dramatic ratings growth every year and season four of the series is on record pace. In 2013, Archer ranks as cable’s #2 series in delivery of Men 18-34 behind The Walking Dead, and it has ranked as television’s #1 program in that demo in the Thursday, 10 PM time period in four of the past six weeks (Live+Same Day). Through four episodes this season, Archer is posting gains of +44% in Adults 18-34 and +36% in Adults 18-49 compared to its season three average. First-run episodes of Archer are averaging 2.37 Million Total Viewers; 2.01 million Adults 18-49, and 1.41 million Adults 18-34 (L+7). In comparison to Archer’s first season, season four in the series has increased its audience by +92% in Total Viewers, +129% in Adults 18-34, +159% in Men 18-34, +128% in Adults 18-49, and +160% in Men 18-49 (L+7).*
Archer is produced by FX Productions. In February 2012, FX Productions closed an overall production deal with the series’ Executive Producers, Adam Reed and Matt Thompson, and their animation studio, Floyd County Productions.
In tomorrow’s episode, “Live and Let Dine” (Airs February 28, 10:00 PM E/P), Archer (H. Jon Benjamin), Lana (Aisha Tyler), and Cyril (Chris Parnell) go undercover in the irascible celebrity chef “Lance Casteau’s” (Anthony Bourdain) hellish kitchen (Written by Adam Reed). Other upcoming guest stars include Bob’s Burgers veterans Eugene Mirman and Kristen Schaal, and Jon Hamm will voice the character of “Captain Murphy,” the possibly deranged commander of an undersea laboratory, in the two-part season four finale airing on April 4 and April 11.
Archer, an animated, half-hour comedy, revolves around the spy agency known as the International Secret Intelligence Service (ISIS) and the lives of its employees. Although their work of espionage, reconnaissance missions, wiretapping and undercover surveillances is daunting and enigmatic, every covert operation and global crisis are actually unmitigated occasions for the ISIS staff to undermine, sabotage and betray each other for personal gains and selfish pleasures.
The series features the voice of H. Jon Benjamin as the highly skilled yet incredibly vain master spy “Sterling Archer,” a role which garnered Benjamin an Emmy® Award nomination for Outstanding Voice-Over Performance in 2010. The ensemble voice cast also includes Aisha Tyler as fellow agent provocateur “Lana Kane”; Jessica Walter as Sterling’s domineering mother and the rapacious CEO of ISIS, “Malory Archer”; Chris Parnell as the easily intimidated comptroller-turned ISIS agent, “Cyril Figgis”; Judy Greer as Malory’s loquacious secretary, “Cheryl Tunt”; Amber Nash as the discordant director of human resources for ISIS, “Pam Poovey”; series creator Adam Reed as the gay voice of reason at ISIS, “Ray Gillette”; Lucky Yates as ISIS’s possibly mad scientist, “Krieger”; and George Coe as Archer’s elderly and always exploited butler, “Woodhouse.”
Reed and Thompson are represented by Matt Rice and Joel Begleiter at UTA, and Gregg Gellman of Morris Yorn Barnes Levine Krintzman Rubenstein Kohner & Gellman
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http://io9.com/star-trek-is-much-sillier-when-voiced-by-the-cast-of-ar-1019164392
Star Trek is much sillier when voiced by the cast of Archer
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Dr. Krieger's Summer diary
http://www.uproxx.com/tv/2013/08/archer-doctor-krieger-summer-diary/#page/1
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Best
show
ever
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best of season 4
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http://www.guy-zone-in-new-teaser/
FX Takes ARCHER to the Danger Zone in New Teaser
This video doesn’t need much of an introduction. It’s got every major Archer character making an appearance in roles originated by the cast of Tony Scott’s 1986 Top Gun, and the Kenny Loggins song (written for the movie) Danger Zone, a term which was first appropriated by Sterling Archer in an early episode of the show and then used multiple times after.
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great show, I wish netflix had more streaming seasons
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http://www.shortlist.com/quizzes/the-ultimate-archer-quiz
The Ultimate Archer Quiz
With the skill of James Bond, style of Tom Ford and thirst of Paul Gascoigne, Sterling Archer is an inimitable force upon the face of espionage.
And, four seasons, 50 episodes (if you include the unaired pilot) and a whole heap of misogyny later, how well do you know about the besuited spy and his ISIS associates? The characters may not know what year it is (a running gag relating to the show's confused mix of '60s style, old war references and modern technology), but let's hope you're aware of them, because a score below 15/15 will see you taken out by the sniper that's sat in that tree over there.
We're joking... but are we? (Yes).
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Ninjas
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Archer - Drug Policy
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Office Supplies
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SUPERCUT: Sterling Archer's Best One-Liners
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http://m.deadline.com/2014/03/fx-renews-archer-for-two-more-seasons/
FX Renews ‘Archer’ For Two More Seasons
FX is sticking with Archer for at least another two seasons. Seeing the animated spy series through to 2016 and syndication possibilities, the cable channel today said it has ordered 13 episodes for each of Archer’s’ sixth and seventh seasons. The double pickup comes with a lot of confidence from FX. “Archer is one of the best comedies on television and has played a significant role in the growth of the FX comedy brand,” Eric Schrier, one of the presidents of original programming for FX Networks and FX Productions, said today in a statement. ”We’re grateful to Adam Reed, Matt Thompson and their team at Floyd County, and also our incredible voice cast, and are looking forward to supporting their work for at least two more seasons.” (Archer voice actor H. Jon Benjamin snagged an Outstanding Voice-Over Performance Emmy in 2010).
Currently in its fifth season and known as Archer Vice, the half-hour FX Prods-produced series has delivered steady ratings since its debut. Pegged as the second-highest-rated comedy on basic cable among adults 18-49, the show was created by Reed and Floyd County Prods, with Reed and Thompson executive producing.
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I miss Woodhouse. :(
http://my.xfinity.com/articles/entertainment-eonline/20150720/b677906/
George Coe, Original Saturday Night Live Cast Member, Dead at Age 86
George Coe, an original cast member of Saturday Night Live, has passed away at age 86.
Variety reports that the actor died in Santa Monica, Calif., after a long battle with an unspecified illness.
In addition to SNL, where he starred as one of the "Not Ready For Prime Time Players" in 1975, Coe served as the voice of Woodhouse on Archer for six seasons.
Coe appeared on several episodes of the first season of SNL, but was only listed as a featured cast member on the debut episode along with Chevy Chase, Gilda Radner, John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd.
Coe was the oldest member of the cast to join the popular weekend show until Leslie Jones was hired on at age 47 just last year.
Coe was featured in a number of hit movies and TV shows, in addition to SNL and Archer, like Kramer Vs. Kramer, The West Wing, Gilmore Girls, Bones and Curb Your Enthusiasm.
He also served as the voice of Toyota for six years and was on the SAG national board of directors for more than a dozen years.
In fact, as Vice President for two years, Coe is credited for creating the template for what became SAG's first-ever low-budget production contract.
For his lengthy commitment to the guild, the Hollywood Division awarded Coe with the Ralph Morgan Award back in 2009.
Our thoughts go out to his family and friends.
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Archer
http://www.fxnetworks.com/shows/archer