Re: Archer Season 7
Posted: Tue Jun 21, 2016 10:18 pm
Yay that it got renewed, boo that it's only 8 episodes per season.
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Netflix is making its animated feature film debut with the grandly titled America: The Motion Picture. According to Deadline, the original movie is an R-rated, comedic take on the founding of our country. The production team is stellar and will be led by Archer's Matt Thompson (who will direct) and Adam Reed. The Expendables' Dave Callaham will write the script, and the team behind The LEGO Movie, (including Phil Lord, Chris Miller and Will Allegra) will also contribute. Channing Tatum gets a producer credit as well, and is on tap to voice George Washington in the film.
Deadline calls the project an "R-rated revisionist history tale about the founding of the country," which makes a ton of sense considering the Thompson and Reed previous work, which includes the hilarious shows SeaLab 2021 and Frisky Dingo. This will also be the first feature-length animated project for Netflix, which has previously only made a foray into kid-friendly episodic shows like The Mr. Peabody & Sherman Show as well as the much more melancholy and adult animated series, Bojack Horseman.
So I watched the season premiere last night and...I guess I'll wait for others to chime in.Holman wrote:It's *amazing* that they've been this good this long, but I don't think it can last forever.
Smoove_B wrote:So I watched the season premiere last night and...I guess I'll wait for others to chime in.Holman wrote:It's *amazing* that they've been this good this long, but I don't think it can last forever.
OMG, the end episode! YOU MANIACS! YOU BLEW IT UP! AH, DAMN YOU! GOD DAMN YOU ALL TO HELL!!!!Sepiche wrote:Finally got caught up on the last half of S7 now that it's on Netflix.
I didn't mind dark. Dark is what they do. When I found myself laughing at "Cancer!" with the guilt of "my God they went there" I had my come to Jesus moment with their humor. But as of yet this season is not dark funny and I'm not getting the laughs yet. But I'm still watching, so.... (I figure I'm holing out hope for when the Barry character gets back on his feet again). As of this moment I content myself to enjoy the Krieger moments and that's about it.hepcat wrote:Jesus, that whole maid thing was dark. I would go so far as to say too dark for even Archer. Was there a shake up in the writing room this season?
Indeed, the utility of a good VPN service combined with Netflix can be mighty useful in that regard. Netflix may not like it, but the right VPN service can provide much more bang for one's buck.
Well shit. I was finishing season 1. Started watching it as I rode the elliptical. Shit and double shit.
Phrasing!Lassr wrote:Well shit. I was finishing season 1. Started watching it as I rode the elliptical. Shit and double shit.
I predict a lot of Gilligan.The season will be set in 1939, just as Japan's war with China enters its second year and Germany has just annexed Austria and taken Czechslovakia.
“In the middle of this, seaplane pilot and semi-functioning alcoholic Sterling Archer is drinking, screwing, gambling, and generally bumbling around French Polynesia with a smart-ass parrot named Crackers,” executive producer Matt Thompson explained at the Archer panel. “Welcome to Danger Island.”
Lana is still MIA, as Aisha Tyler's new role will be as a princess. Jessica Walter will still play Sterling's mom Malory Archer - this time, a bar owner - and H. Jon Benjamin will also play Archer as we currently know him, “except that he’s got an eye patch and he’s a sea pilot.” Pam will be Archer's “loyal sidekick and co-pilot", Judy Greer is heiress Charlotte, who initially arrived on the island to celebrate her honeymoon, but “her new husband caught her in bed with Archer and took off.” Chris Parnell will be adopting the German accent this time around to play a Nazi intelligence officer pretending to be a breadfruit exporter, and, hilariously, Lucky Yates will be the voice of Crackers the parrot.
“Last season, we loved it, but things got pretty dark, pretty fast,” said Thompson. “And [Archer creator] Adam Reed had talked about just doing something that’s fun and just having a blast with this season. So we basically stuck all these people on this tiny volcanic island, and we’re just going to have as much as fun as we can, with quicksand, cannibals, super intelligent monkeys, and a volcano, and a talking f**king parrot.”
I predict a lot of Tales of the Gold Monkey (made by the same guy that created Magnum PI.) It sounds like someone at Archer HQ was a fan.Holman wrote: ↑Tue Apr 10, 2018 8:06 pm
I predict a lot of Gilligan.The season will be set in 1939, just as Japan's war with China enters its second year and Germany has just annexed Austria and taken Czechslovakia.
“In the middle of this, seaplane pilot and semi-functioning alcoholic Sterling Archer is drinking, screwing, gambling, and generally bumbling around French Polynesia with a smart-ass parrot named Crackers,” executive producer Matt Thompson explained at the Archer panel. “Welcome to Danger Island.”
Lana is still MIA, as Aisha Tyler's new role will be as a princess. Jessica Walter will still play Sterling's mom Malory Archer - this time, a bar owner - and H. Jon Benjamin will also play Archer as we currently know him, “except that he’s got an eye patch and he’s a sea pilot.” Pam will be Archer's “loyal sidekick and co-pilot", Judy Greer is heiress Charlotte, who initially arrived on the island to celebrate her honeymoon, but “her new husband caught her in bed with Archer and took off.” Chris Parnell will be adopting the German accent this time around to play a Nazi intelligence officer pretending to be a breadfruit exporter, and, hilariously, Lucky Yates will be the voice of Crackers the parrot.
“Last season, we loved it, but things got pretty dark, pretty fast,” said Thompson. “And [Archer creator] Adam Reed had talked about just doing something that’s fun and just having a blast with this season. So we basically stuck all these people on this tiny volcanic island, and we’re just going to have as much as fun as we can, with quicksand, cannibals, super intelligent monkeys, and a volcano, and a talking f**king parrot.”
Wait--you saw Archer streaming on Netflix in the US -yesterday-?
Yep. I was in WI when I saw it, but like five hours from the border. When I tried watching in St Paul, it was gone.
FWIW, with the right VPN service, you can easily convince Netflix you're watching from Canada (and thus enjoy access to a vast array of content, including the Archer series, otherwise unavailable within the US).stessier wrote: ↑Thu Apr 12, 2018 11:15 amYep. I was in WI when I saw it, but like five hours from the border. When I tried watching in St Paul, it was gone.