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Burt Reynolds

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Trinette McGoon

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Woodhouse

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Spelvin's Pirate Virus

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Audrey Wasilewski

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Airboat

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M18A1 Claymore

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ISIS

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Chet Manley

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Sterling Archer

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George Spelvin

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References

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ISIS parking garage

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ISIS training and break room

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Drift Problem

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Newlywed

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Movie Star

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‎Plot"'Archer' Season 2 Preview". Screen Rant. Retrieved February 5, 2011.:

Tony Drake

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El Contador

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ISIS Black Titanium Credit Card

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Kazak

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‎Episode 5 - El Contador: Edited Stargate reference. Some gates can also travel to different destinations using 8- or 9-chevron combinations, and sometimes they don't represent constellations.

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 ==Plot==
-[[Sterling Archer|Archer]] is going over his breast cancer treatment and ultra-expensive chemotherapy drugs with [[Doctor Krieger]]. Krieger, disturbed by the lack of side effects related with chemo, does some test and reveals that Archer's drug are counterfeit - consisting mainly of sucrose and Zima, with the only real thing being his medical marijuana. Angered over being tricked and the thought of other patients given fake drugs (mainly an elderly woman name [[Ruth]]), Archer decides to go on a rampage to kill the ones making the fake drugs while having [[Lana Kane]] film it. After threatening a pharmacist, Archer and Lana are led to a warehouse used by the Irish Mob where Archer kills several armed guards before capturing three members of the Mob and three Honduras janitors. Archer tortures the mobsters by shooting them in the knee with a sawed-off shotgun for information, and learns that the mastermind behind the fake drug scheme is [[Franny Delaney]]. After shooting the mobsters, Archer finds the real chemotherapy drugs and (against Lana's advice) takes them immediately, causing Archer to become ill. The next day Archer (now wearing a red bandana to cover his hair loss, wine bottle coolers on his feet because his toenails are popping off, and is dragging an IV stand around) resumes his rampage, though he is vomiting constantly. In [[Lana's Car]], Archer laments on his hair loss, and is trying to keep from vomiting, leading to him to light a marijuana blunt that causes him to have a flashback to memories of his time with Ruth in the hospital. Lana snaps him out of his flashback as they have reached their destination.
+[[Sterling Archer|Archer]] is going over his breast cancer treatment and ultra-expensive chemotherapy drugs with [[Doctor Krieger]]. Krieger, disturbed by the lack of side effects related with chemo, does some tests and reveals that Archer's drug are counterfeit - consisting mainly of sucrose and Zima, with the only real thing being his medical marijuana. Angered over being tricked and the thought of other patients given fake drugs (mainly an elderly woman name [[Ruth]]), Archer decides to go on a rampage to kill the ones making the fake drugs while having [[Lana Kane]] film it. After threatening a pharmacist, Archer and Lana are led to a warehouse used by the Irish Mob where Archer kills several armed guards before capturing three members of the Mob and three Honduras janitors. Archer tortures the mobsters by shooting them in the knee with a sawed-off shotgun for information, and learns that the mastermind behind the fake drug scheme is [[Franny Delaney]]. After shooting the mobsters, Archer finds the real chemotherapy drugs and (against Lana's advice) takes them immediately, causing Archer to become ill. The next day Archer (now wearing a red bandana to cover his hair loss, wine bottle coolers on his feet because his toenails are popping off, and is dragging an IV stand around) resumes his rampage, though he is vomiting constantly. In [[Lana's Car]], Archer laments on his hair loss, and is trying to keep from vomiting, leading to him to light a marijuana blunt that causes him to have a flashback to memories of his time with Ruth in the hospital. Lana snaps him out of his flashback as they have reached their destination.
 Elsewhere [[Doctor Krieger|Krieger]], feeling bad for Archer, is making Portuguese language flash cards for him. Confused, [[Cyril Figgis|Cyril]] asks how Krieger, a German, knows Portuguese. Krieger tries to avoid the subject, only for Cyril to push more, causing Krieger to shout a Nazi saying before quickly leaving the room, which leads Cyril to believe Krieger is a former Nazi scientist. Cyril later finds Krieger locked in the men's bathroom, burning papers in one of the toilets. Cyril tries to question him more on his Nazi connection to which Krieger only denies any connection, causing Cyril to leave to tell [[Malory Archer|Ms. Archer]]
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 Back at [[ISIS]], [[Malory Archer|Malory]] is looking through photo albums
-of Sterling and realizes that she and Sterling have never taken a photo together. Cyril tries to tell her about Krieger's Nazi roots only for her to brush them off as Nazi scientists led to things such as NASA rockets and microwave ovens. She then reveals that Krieger is one of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Boys_from_Brazil_(film) Boys from Brazil], possibly a genetic clone of Adolf Hitler, and she is responsible for his father's death when Krieger was 15.
+of Sterling and realizes that she and Sterling have never taken a photo together. Cyril tries to tell her about Krieger's Nazi roots only for her to brush them off, as Nazi scientists led to things such as NASA rockets and microwave ovens. She then reveals that Krieger is one of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Boys_from_Brazil_(film) Boys from Brazil], possibly a genetic clone of Adolf Hitler, and she is responsible for his father's death when Krieger was 15.
 Archer is holding Delaney at gunpoint in the woods. Delaney mocks Archer and says that Archer won't kill him as Archer has too much honor to kill an old man in a wheel chair, and further mocks Archer by revealing that he slept with Malory at a single's resort in Thailand at some point. Delaney starts to wheel himself away when Archer stops him (Asking the same question Ruth ask him), turns slowly, and fires his gun and the video pauses is rewound and replayed at this point over and over again.
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 ==Trivia==
 *[[wikipedia:Zima|Zima]], which Krieger guessed was in Archer's IV bag actually stopped US production in 2008&ndash;though it is still produced in Japan. Also, the time period the series is actually set in is unclear.
-*This episode parodies the third season premiere of ''[[Wikipedia:Magnum, P.I.|Magnum, P.I.]]'', wherein Magnum kills Ivan, a ruthless murder given political immunity from his crimes.
+*This episode parodies the third season premiere of ''[[Wikipedia:Magnum, P.I.|Magnum, P.I.]]'', wherein Magnum kills Ivan, a ruthless murderer given political immunity from his crimes.
 *The scene with the [[Irish Mob]] and [[Honduran Janitors]] is a direct reference to the game show ''[[Wikipedia:Family Feud|Family Feud]]'', including the team names displaying in all caps, the "Fast Money" round, chance to steal, and Lana being in an "isolation booth". In contrast, a wrong answer on the game show resulted in a "strike", whereas Archer shot them in the kneecap with a shotgun.
 *Slattery's Meat Market looks very much like [[wikipedia:Satriale's Pork Store|Satriale's Pork Store]], as featured in ''[[wikipedia:The Sopranos|The Sopranos]]''.

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 |occupation = Actress, Voice Actress}}
-'''Ona Grauer''' is a Mexican-Candian actress and voice actress. She was born in Mexico City, Mexico and is of Norwegian, German and Hungarian descent. She is perhaps best known for playing Emily Young on the television series "Stargate."
+'''Ona Grauer''' is a Mexican-Canadian actress and voice actress. She was born in Mexico City, Mexico and is of Norwegian, German and Hungarian descent. She is perhaps best known for playing Emily Young on the television series "Stargate."
 Ona voiced [[Katya Kazanova]] in "[[White Nights]],"  "[[Double Trouble]]," and "[[Skin Game]]."

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 ==Previous References to Burt==
-[[Archer]] has always adored Burt Reynolds, and had mentioned him plenty previous to Burt's actual appearance on the show. These include:
+[[Archer]] has always adored Burt Reynolds, and had mentioned him several times prior to Burt's actual appearance on the show. These include:
 * [[The Rock]] - Archer asks Lana to compare him to Burt Reynolds' character from [[wikipedia:Deliverance|''Deliverance'']] as they are choppered out of [[wikipedia:San Marino|San Marino]].
 * [[Pipeline Fever]] has numerous references to Burt Reynolds' iconic character, [[wikipedia:Gator McKlusky|Gator McKlusky]], from [[wikipedia:White Lightning (1973 film)|''White Lightning'']] and ''[[wikipedia:Gator (film)|Gator]]''.

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 Trinette left town for a weekend to attend the Pimps and Hoes Ball with Popeye. While she was gone, she left Seamus with Woodhouse and Archer. Archer and [[Malory]] are then tasked with watching the baby while Archer takes care of a suspected murdered from Woodhouse's old squadron, [[The Double Deuce Squadron|The Double Deuce]].
-Later Archer wants to bond with Seamus and arrives at Trinette's apartment. When he makes the request, Trinette admits that Seamus is not Archer's son. Despite this, Archer still bonds with Seamus, until he returns Seamus with an "Archer" tattoo on his shoulder.
+Later Archer wants to bond with Seamus and arrives at Trinette's apartment. When he makes the request, Trinette admits that Seamus is not Archer's son. Despite this, Archer still bonds with Seamus, to the extent that he returns Seamus to his mother with "Archer" now tattooed on the baby's shoulder.
 ==Appearances==

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 ===Post-military life===
-After his discharge he wandered the world, spending time on a merchant ship in the orient, doing drugs and sleeping with women while letting his hair grow out. He then landed in Tangiers where he won a bar in a dice game, renaming the bar Reggie's Bar. One night [[Malory Archer]] burst in, stating that as she had just killed a man and her water just broke, she could really use a drink. She give birth to Archer on the bar and Woodhouse cut the cord. While she was nursing him on the bar, Woodhouse gave Malory a sterling rattle for the baby, which is how Archer got his name. Woodhouse asked Malory if his middle name could be Reginald, to which Malory said it was "too gay", which then resulted in Sterling having the middle name Malory. Eventually the men chasing Malory caught up with her, which resulted in a short gunfight in which Malory and Woodhouse shot and killed them.
+After his discharge he wandered the world, spending time on a merchant ship in the orient, doing drugs and sleeping with women while letting his hair grow out. He then landed in Tangiers where he won a bar in a dice game, renaming the bar Reggie's Bar. One night [[Malory Archer]] burst in, stating that as she had just killed a man and her water just broke, she could really use a drink. She give birth to Archer on the bar and Woodhouse cut the cord. While she was nursing him on the bar, Woodhouse gave Malory a rattle made of sterling silver for the baby, which is how Archer got his name. Woodhouse asked Malory if his middle name could be Reginald, to which Malory said it was "too gay", which then resulted in Sterling having the middle name Malory. Eventually the men chasing Malory caught up with her, which resulted in a short gunfight in which Malory and Woodhouse shot and killed them.
 After that Malory offered Woodhouse the job of taking care of Archer. He then traded his bar for a boat, sailed Malory and Sterling to Lisbon, got Malory to an [[OSS]] safe house, sold the boat and used the money to take Sterling back to the U.S. He then raised Sterling by himself for five years. When Malory returned Sterling didn't want to see his mother (who had an eye patch for reasons unexplained) and clung to Woodhouse.

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-Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJnklyxbcL8
+Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3y5AaAx_PwQ
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-|name = Maggie Wheeler
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 The proprietor [[Remy]], clearly takes his boat and his business very seriously and will not be bribed for the uses of it, giving Archer a chance to fulfill his lifelong goal of saying, "I am commandeering this airboat!"
-While traveling though the swamp, despite Lana's warnings that he is going too fast and going to blow out the engine of the craft, Archer doesn't want to stop "feeling this vibrant and alive" and blows out the engine before they reach the P.I.G. Launcher. And then has to drag the boat though "a mile of his three biggest fears."  The boat was then sunk by Archer who shot a hole in the deck defending himself and Lana from an enraged 20foot [[Alligator]].
+While traveling though the swamp, despite Lana's warnings that he is going too fast and going to blow out the engine of the craft, Archer doesn't want to stop "feeling this vibrant and alive" and blows out the engine before they reach the P.I.G. Launcher. And then has to drag the boat though "a mile of his three biggest fears."  The boat was then sunk by Archer who shot a hole in the deck defending himself and Lana from an enraged 20 foot [[Alligator]].
 Archer's love of airboats stems from him believing they were used in the [[Burt Reynolds]] movie "Gator", however he later finds out there were no airboats in "Gator", just speedboats ([[The Man From Jupiter]]).

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 [[File:Claymore_Mine.png|thumb|M18 Claymore Mine]]
-The '''M18A1 Claymore mine''' is an above ground anti-personnel fragmantation mine.The weapon is US made and primarily used by the defense as a final protective fire or by the offence to initeate an ambush. The claymore is triggred by a hard wired hand trigger and fires aproxamently 700 metal shards out in a 60 degree dispersal. The mine is curved with one side reading front towards enemy.
+The '''M18A1 Claymore mine''' is an above ground anti-personnel fragmentation mine.The weapon is US-made and primarily used by the defense as a final protective fire or by the offense to initiate an ambush. The claymore is triggered by a hard-wired hand trigger and fires approximately 700 metal shards out in a 60 degree dispersal pattern. The mine is curved with one side reading "FRONT TOWARDS ENEMY
 ==Appearances==
 [[File:Claymore_Trigger.png|thumb|Claymore Mine Hand Trigger]]
-Cuban exile Ramon planned to use a claymore mine to redecorate [[Malory's South Beach apartment]] but he instead used it to defend himself and [[Sterling Archer]] from an attepted assination by [[Charles]] and [[Rudy]] ("[[Honeypot]]").
+Cuban exile Ramon planned to use a claymore mine to redecorate [[Malory's South Beach apartment]] but he instead used it to defend himself and [[Sterling Archer]] from an attempted assassination by [[Charles]] and [[Rudy]] ("[[Honeypot]]").
 [[Category:Weapons]]

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 === Former employees ===
-* [[Bilbo]], computer/technical support, died after Malory clapped him so hard he went into cardiac arrest.
+* [[Bilbo]], computer/technical support, died after Malory slapped him so hard he went into cardiac arrest.
 * [[Chet]], an intern who died working in [[ISIS applied research laboratories|Dr. Krieger's lab]]
 * [[Conway Stern]], an agent who was actually infiltrating ISIS  in order to steal the [[whisper drive]] and sell it to the Chinese.

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	As of Season Four, Cyril seems to have completely adopted the alias. Using it in both [[Live and Let Dine]] and [[Sea Tunt: Part II]]. Archer seems to have abandoned it himself, opting both times to use a different codename.		As of Season Four, Cyril seems to have completely adopted the alias. Using it in both [[Live and Let Dine]] and [[Sea Tunt: Part II]]. Archer seems to have abandoned it himself, opting both times to use a different codename.

−	{{stub}}	+	{{stub}}... chet manly is the name of the intern *krieger kills on his first day of work. season 2 episode 3.

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 |family       = [[Malory Archer]] (mother)<br>[[Bub]] (grandmother)<br>[[Woodhouse]] (caretaker)
-|relationship = [[Lana Kane]] (ex-girlfriend)<br>[[Katya Kazanova]] (late/ex fiancée)<br>[[Linda Belcher]] (wife during amnesia state) [[Cheryl/Carol Tunt]] [[sexually assaulted by best friend Lucas Troy]]
+|relationship = [[Lana Kane]] (ex-girlfriend)<br>[[Katya Kazanova]] (late/ex fiancée)<br[[Linda Belcher]] (wife during amnesia state) [[Cheryl Tunt]] ](Sexual Partner)[[Pam Poovey]](Sexual Partner)<br>[[Lucas Troy]] [[Best friend who sexually assaulted him]]
 |twitter      = {{twitter|@codenameduchess|http://twitter.com/codenameduchess}}
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 ==Spelvin's Name==
-The name "George Spelvin" is used as a pseudonym in American theatre as an anonymous acting credit. Sometimes it is used when an actor is playing multiple roles, sometimes when a character never does actually makes a stage entrance (see Godot), or sometimes when actors are appearing in a non-union production. Sterling Archer seems to be aware of this since he rolls his eyes when he first says "Spelvin" upon meeting Spelvin at the apartment, indicating that Archer knows that Spelvin is not his real name.
+The name "George Spelvin" is used as a pseudonym in American theatre as an anonymous acting credit. Sometimes it is used when an actor is playing multiple roles, sometimes when a character never does actually make a stage entrance (see Godot), or sometimes when actors are appearing in a non-union production. Sterling Archer seems to be aware of this since he rolls his eyes when he first says "Spelvin" upon meeting Spelvin at the apartment, indicating that Archer knows that Spelvin is not his real name.
 {{DEFAULTSORT:Spelvin, George}}

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 *When [[Cheryl Tunt|Cheryl]] returns Doctor Krieger's [[Wikipedia:Creedence Clearwater Revival|Creedence Clearwater Revival]] albums to him, Krieger says that "Now a sad moon is on the rise" referencing the hit song ''[[Wikipedia:Bad Moon Rising (song)|Bad Moon Rising]]''.
 *As [[Cyril]] is being interrogated by [[Lana]] about other women he has been with, it flashbacks to a shot of [[Cyril]] seen through [[Malory Archer|Ms. Archer's]] curled leg. This shot and the line "[[Malory Archer|Ms. Archer]], you're trying seduce me, aren't you?" subsequently delivered, reference a similar iconic shot and line from the 1967 film "[[wikipedia:The Graduate|The Graduate]]."
-*When [[Cyril]] is shown in the bathroom, sitting in the stall, with only a white shirt and white boxers with a rifle next to him, he is shown loading a magazine of bullets while saying, "7, 6, 2, Millimeter. Full, Metal, Jacket." which is a direct reference from Stanley Kubrik's 1987 film, titled "[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Full_Metal_Jacket Full Metal Jacket] ", which is based on Gustav Hasford's novel "The Short-Timers". In Kubrik's film, the character Gomer Pyle goes crazy near the end of his training on Parris Island and kills himself. He is seen in the bathroom in a White T-Shirt, White Boxers, with his rifle beside him. He loads the last round into his magazine while stating what he is loading, 7.62 Full Metal Jacket. The scene end with Pyle killing himself and his Drill Sergaent.
+*When [[Cyril]] is shown in the bathroom, sitting in the stall, with only a white shirt and white boxers with a rifle next to him, he is shown loading a magazine of bullets while saying, "7, 6, 2, Millimeter. Full, Metal, Jacket." which is a direct reference from Stanley Kubrik's 1987 film, titled "[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Full_Metal_Jacket Full Metal Jacket] ", which is based on Gustav Hasford's novel "The Short-Timers". In Kubrik's film, the character Gomer Pyle goes crazy near the end of his training on Parris Island and kills himself. He is seen in the bathroom in a White T-Shirt, White Boxers, with his rifle beside him. He loads the last round into his magazine while stating what he is loading, 7.62 Full Metal Jacket. The scene ends with Pyle killing himself and his Drill Sergaent.
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 ===Episode 5 - [[The Double Deuce]]===
 *As Woodhouse reminisces, it shows a young Woodhouse playing piano while talking to Reggie. The song he nonchalantly plays while talking is "[[Wikipedia:Londonberry Air|Londonberry Air]] ," better known as the tune to the famous Irish ballad "[[Wikipedia:Danny Boy|Danny Boy]] " first published in 1913.
-*When Woodhouse's WW1 squadron Captain is killed after he braves no man's land to save him, he goes into a rage and sneaks into German lines and kills several soldiers.  Its later revealed he took scalps.  Unable to cope with the grief Woodhouse goes on a drug fuel haze through the Orient on a merchant schooner.  Similar to what Brad Pitt's Tristan does after his brother is killed in Legends of the Fall.
+*When Woodhouse's WW1 squadron Captain is killed after he braves no man's land to save him, he goes into a rage and sneaks into German lines and kills several soldiers.  Its later revealed he took scalps.  Unable to cope with the grief Woodhouse goes on a drug fueled haze through the Orient on a merchant schooner.  Similar to what Brad Pitt's Tristan does after his brother is killed in Legends of the Fall.
 *Before Reggie is shot, Woodhouse uses 3 matches to light Reggie's cigarette. This is a reference to the "Three on a match" superstition supposed by soldiers during WWI. The superstition goes that if three soldiers lit their cigarettes from the same match, one of the three would be killed or that the man who was third on the match would be shot. Since then, it has been considered bad luck for three people to share a light from the same match.
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 ===Episode 8 - [[Lo Scandalo]]===
 ===Episode 9 - [[Bloody Ferlin]]===
 *Archer says the burglars may be building a [[w:c:gundam:Mobile_Weapon#Mobile_Suit|Gundam suit]] with bazookas for hands, referring to the mecha from the animated ''[[w:c:gundam:Gundam|Gundam]]'' series.
-*Archer says that Ray's story is eerily similar to the plot of 1973 film ''[[Wikipedia:White Lightning (1973 film)|White Lightning]]'' staring [[Burt Reynolds]].
+*Archer says that Ray's story is eerily similar to the plot of 1973 film ''[[Wikipedia:White Lightning (1973 film)|White Lightning]]'' starring [[Burt Reynolds]].
 *Krieger's new hobby is "Ultimate Bum Shock Fights", a reference to the exploitive films ''[[Wikipedia:Bumfights|Bumfights]]'' which feature teenagers, homeless men in the San Diego, San Francisco and Las Vegas metropolitan areas fighting and attempting amateur stunts in exchange for money, alcohol, and other incentives.
 *Cheryl asks Ray and Archer if they at the "six flags over the shittier parts of Chernobyl". She is referencing the theme park "[[Wikipedia:Six Flags Over Texas|Six Flags Over Texas]]" (the start of the [[Wikipedia:Six Flags|Six Flags]] theme park chain) and the [[Wikipedia:Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant|Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant]] where the [[Wikipedia:Chernobyl disaster|Chernobyl disaster]] occurred.
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 ===Episode 10 - [[Crossing Over]]===
 *Pam makes a reference to Adam "Pacman" Jones, a football player suspended for improper conduct in a strip club.
-*Chupacabra is a South American mithical creature which is basically a goat vampire.
+*Chupacabra is a South American mythical creature which is basically a goat vampire.
 ===Episode 11 - [[Skin Game]]===
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 *Kreiger says that he lives in a "transitional neighborhood". This is the term used in the [[Wikipedia:Concentric zone model|Concentric zone model (AKA the Burgess model)]] for an area of a city that experiences high population turnover, has few homeowners, dilapidated infrastructure, is "mixed use", and experiences generally high rates of crime, regardless of the racial makeup of the population. This theory refuted the previous claims that criminal behavior was genetic, biological, or generationally transmitted.
 *Archer says he likes the "non-Midnight Cowboy" kind of surprise fellatio, referring to the 1969 film ''[[Wikipedia:Midnight Cowboy|Midnight Cowboy]]''.
-*Archer says he cannot look at a "Doctor Moreau pig-baby," referring to Doctor Moreau of the [[Wikipedia:H. G. Wells|H. G. Wells]] novel ''[[Wikipedia:The Island of Doctor Moreau|The Island of Doctor Moreau]]. Doctor Moreau created human-like beings out of animals.
+*Archer says he cannot look at a "Doctor Moreau pig-baby," referring to Doctor Moreau of the [[Wikipedia:H. G. Wells|H. G. Wells]] novel ''[[Wikipedia:The Island of Doctor Moreau|The Island of Doctor Moreau]]. Doctor Moreau created human-like beings out of animals.''
 *Archer says Kreiger can play "[[Wikipedia:YYZ (instrumental)|YYZ]]," an instrumental rock piece by the Canadian rock band [[Wikipedia:Rush (band)|Rush]].
-*Katya says that Archer woke her like the prince of the fairy tail "[[Wikipedia:Snow White|Snow White]]."
+*Katya says that Archer woke her like the prince of the fairy tale "[[Wikipedia:Snow White|Snow White]]."
 *Pam mentions YYZ again and Kreiger replies that "[[Wikipedia:Neil Peart|Neil Peart]] stands alone," referring the drummer for the aforementioned band Rush.
 *Archer mentions [[Wikipedia:Horace Greeley|Horace Greeley]].
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 *Ray mentioned [http://thesnugbarnyc.com/ The Snug], a bar in New York City.
 *Archer calls Kreiger "Ira Flatow from Newton's Apple." [[Wikipedia:Ira Flatow|Ira Flatow]] was the first host of the [[Wikipedia:PBS|PBS]] education television program ''[[Wikipedia:Newton's Apple|Newton's Apple]]'' and is currently the host of [[Wikipedia:NPR|NPR's]] ''[[Wikipedia:Science Friday|Science Friday]]''.
 *Cheryl repeatedly says "Polo" when the lights are out. This is the reply given in the game [[Wikipedia:Marco Polo (game)|Marco Polo]].
 *Malory mentions "that [[Wikipedia:Electrolux|Electrolux]]," referring to the time Archer got his penis stuck in a vacuum cleaner.
 *The end of the episode, when Barry and Katya ride off on the bus, is a reference to the end of the film ''[[Wikipedia:The Graduate|The Graduate]]'', when Elaine and Benjamin ride off in the bus.
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 ===Episode 1 - [[Fugue and Riffs]]===
-*The episode title is a references two things: (1) the jazz composition "[[Wikipedia:Prelude, Fugue, and Riffs|Prelude, Fugue, and Riffs]]" by [[Wikipedia:Leonard Bernstein|Leonard Bernstein]] and (2) a [[Wikipedia:Fugue state|fugue state]], alluding to Archer's amnesia.
+*The episode title is a reference to two things: (1) the jazz composition "[[Wikipedia:Prelude, Fugue, and Riffs|Prelude, Fugue, and Riffs]]" by [[Wikipedia:Leonard Bernstein|Leonard Bernstein]] and (2) a [[Wikipedia:Fugue state|fugue state]], alluding to Archer's amnesia.
 *The episode contains a crossover with FOX's animated series, ''[[wikipedia:Bob's Burgers|Bob's Burgers]]''. [[H. Jon Benjamin]] voices the protagonist in ''Bob's Burgers'', like ''Archer''.
 *In "Bob's Burgers," new "burgers of the week" are devised with little puns for their names and those of their ingredients. The "Burger of the Week" at the beginning of this episode was the "Thomas Elphinstone Hambledurger with Manning Coleslaw." This was a reference to [[Wikipedia:Thomas Elphinstone Hambledon|Thomas Elphinstone Hambledon]] of the Foreign Office, the protagonist of a series of spy novels written by the British authors "[[Wikipedia:Manning Coles|Manning Coles]]".
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 *The episode title is a references [[Wikipedia:Viscous coupling unit|viscous coupling units]], alluding to the cyborgs.
 *When Archer mistakenly believes Lana hears him from an incredible distance to her office, he says "Who are you, [[Wikipedia:Jaime Sommers (The Bionic Woman)|Jaime Sommers]]?" Jaime Sommers is the Bionic Woman.
-*When referring to his plans for the night, Kreiger makes a reference to ''[[Wikipedia:The Dream of the Fisherman's Wife|The Dream of the Fisherman's Wife]]'', arguable the most famous ''[[Wikipedia:Shunga|shunga]]''. The reference is repeated with the magazines Cyril and Ray begin to read in the bathroom and later when they both wake up to find an octopus in the toilet.
+*When referring to his plans for the night, Kreiger makes a reference to ''[[Wikipedia:The Dream of the Fisherman's Wife|The Dream of the Fisherman's Wife]]'', arguably the most famous ''[[Wikipedia:Shunga|shunga]]''. The reference is repeated with the magazines Cyril and Ray begin to read in the bathroom and later when they both wake up to find an octopus in the toilet.
 *When questioning Archer's reasoning behind helping Barry, Pam compares Barry being trapped in space to [[w:c:superman:General Zod|General Zod]] from the Superman series.
 *Archer calls Kreiger [[Wikipedia:Neil deGrasse Tyson|Neil deGrasse Tyson]], an astrophysicist and prominent public figure.

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 *[[Lana's Car]]
 ==Appearances==
-*In "[[El Secuestro]]," [[Ray]] and [[Archer]] argue outside of Archer's car about [[Turtleneck|turtlenecks]]. As they walk away, they don't watch the door close and the Kidnapper's block the door with their [[Kidnapper's Van|van]].
+*In "[[El Secuestro]]," [[Ray]] and [[Archer]] argue outside of Archer's car about [[Turtleneck|turtlenecks]]. As they walk away, they don't watch the door close and the kidnappers block the door with their [[Kidnapper's Van|van]].
 *In "[[Double Trouble]]," Archer and [[Katya Kazanova]] speed out of it when they escape ISIS headquarters.

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 ==Trivia==
-*In [[Season 2]], there is a callback to Crenshaw's attempts interrogation exercise with Archer in the break room. In "[[White Nights]]," a different [[KGB]] agent interrogates Archer in the same way that Crenshaw attempted to. Archer admits regret about not taking his training seriously.
+*In [[Season 2]], there is a callback to Crenshaw's attempted interrogation exercise with Archer in the break room. In "[[White Nights]]," a different [[KGB]] agent interrogates Archer in the same way that Crenshaw attempted to. Archer admits regret about not taking his training seriously.
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 * ISIS is also the name of the hotel George Sr. escaped to in the 3rd episode of the second season in ''Arrested Development''
 * Originally thought of as another US government intelligence agency it is clear throughout the entire series that ISIS operates more as a private military/intelligence company that does multiple "contracts" for different world governments and multi-billion dollar companies, with the exception of the Soviet Union and its proxy states. It does seem to have strong ties to the U.S. government though. In the episode "Coyote Lovely" after Archer helps a wanted criminal smuggle a load of illegal aliens into the country and then escape from the U.S. Border Patrol, one of the Border Patrol agents gets a call from his "boss' boss' boss" who informs him that Archer has total legal immunity for the incident.
-* In the Wind Cries Mary Pam is angry when no one fills out there peer reviews, angrily stating that only "Ten people work in this whole goddamn chicken shit operation." This is a reference to the fact so few employees are ever seen."
+* In the Wind Cries Mary Pam is angry when no one fills out there peer reviews, angrily stating that only "Ten people work in this whole goddamn chicken shit outfit." This is a reference to the fact so few employees are ever seen."
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 ==Trivia ==
 *His blood type is O-positive
-*David Cross previously worked with Jessica Walter and Jeffrey Tambor, the voices of Malory Archer and Len Trexler, respectively, on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arrested_Development_(TV_series) Arrested Development].
+*David Cross previously worked with Jessica Walter, Jeffrey Tambor, and Judy Greer; the voices of Malory Archer, Len Trexler, and Kitty Sanchez respectively, on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arrested_Development_(TV_series) Arrested Development].
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 ==Plot==
-[[Archer]]'s surprise birthday present—a high-tech, souped-up spy car—leads to all sorts of other surprises. None of which are good.
+<p style="margin-bottom: 0cm">[[Archer]]<span style="font-weight: normal"> is woken by his alarm clock. His servant Woodhouse has arranged a birthday breakfast for Archer but ruins it by allowing confetti to rain down on it. Archer requests him to remake it without “garbage on it”. Woodhouse concedes he does not have the ingredients to remake the breakfast, or Archers other suggestions such as nutella waffles and nutella steak and eggs, noting that today is his shopping day. Archer arrives at ISIS headquarters and proceeds to play down his birthday, only to be met with his colleagues indifference or unawareness that its his birthday. Archer in frustration to this remarks that “there is nothing special about today at all!” to which his Mother disagrees saying today is the day of the annual fire drill. The ensemble of ISIS is lead out of the headquarters to street level where Archer is surprised by his actual birthday gift, A Dodge Challenger spy car, outfitted with direction by Dr. Krieger. The highlights of the car are listed through a promo video by Dodge played through the cars navigation system, with such gadgets as anti pursuit counter measures, twin .30 caliber machine guns and a functioning wet bar in the glove box – to be stocked with apple juice only. </span></p>
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 <ref name="TheFutonCritic">[http://www.thefutoncritic.com/listings/20120117fx02/ "Drift Problem"]. TheFutonCritic.com. Retrieved January 26, 2012.</ref>
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-<references/>
+<references/> http://jalopnik.com/the-cars-of-archer-why-a-cartoon-spy-has-the-best-cars-197285485
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-*After describing the actions of her new husband, it seems that Archer might have actually done her a favor.
+*After describing the actions of her new husband, it seems that Archer might have actually done her a favor as no real husband would abandon his new wife go and play golf the night of his first honeymoon.
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 *When she started at ISIS Lana had an afro, which is large enough for [[Joshua Gray]] to pull a joint and a pencil out of. Archer said made her look like the love child of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angela_Davis Angela Davis] and "Sweet" Lou Dunbar.
 *She has $420,675 in her [[ISIS 401(k) Accounts|ISIS 401(k)]] - "[[Jeu Monégasque]]"
-*Lana's sidearm of choice is a fully automatic [[wikipedia:TEC-9|TEC-9]], of which she carries two (they appear knickel plated in Doulbe Trouble when she, Malory, and Ray engage in a shootout at Archer's flat in attempt to capture Katya, whom they believe is a double agent).[[File:DoubleTrouble5.png|thumb|Knickel 9s, Malory's scoped .44 Magnum, Liza + Barbra]]
+*Lana's sidearm of choice is a fully automatic [[wikipedia:TEC-9|TEC-9]], of which she carries two (they appear nickel plated in Doulbe Trouble when she, Malory, and Ray engage in a shootout at Archer's flat in attempt to capture Katya, whom they believe is a double agent).[[File:DoubleTrouble5.png|thumb|Knickel 9s, Malory's scoped .44 Magnum, Liza + Barbra]]
 *Often uses the word "Yup!" with a hearty, back-of-the-throat emphasis on the "u", and "Nope!" with a similar emphasis on the "o."
 *She is often seen drinking bottled orange soda from the ISIS vending machines which she can open without a bottle opener - and they aren't twist offs ([[Drift Problem]]).

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 *Working on unspecified but (presumably) dangerous and unsuccessful projects involving [[Wikipedia:Komodo dragon|Komodo Dragons]].<ref name="Midnight Ron">[[Midnight Ron]]</ref>
 *Instructing [[Barry Dylan]] in how to build a spacecraft capable of surviving reentry.<ref name="Viscous Coupling">[[Viscous Coupling]]</ref>
-*Made an irradiated pig named [[Pigley|Pigley III]], who eats people, with whom he has sex with.<ref name="The Honeymooners">[[The Honeymooners]]</ref>
+*Made an irradiated pig named [[Pigley|Pigley III]], who eats people, with whom he has sex.<ref name="The Honeymooners">[[The Honeymooners]]</ref>
 ==[[File:Krieger_Pocket_Pig.gif|thumb|Potential Pigley?]]==

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	As Archer has Kreiger check his ears and Lana getting brown-nose by Rona they start discussing the plan of returning the diary to Rona with Cheryl wanting to call it Dicksledge. Revealing to the two she wanted to get the attention of a athlete, Dick Sledge, in her college by the same name (Even breaking her arm so he might sign her cast.) and broke into his room to find more about him, when he return she admitted she must have black out cause she doesn't remember stabbing him in the hand with scissor. Ray ask why they use that name after learning that with Cheryl saying that they should break in her apartment to return it with the two agreeing.		As Archer has Kreiger check his ears and Lana getting brown-nose by Rona they start discussing the plan of returning the diary to Rona with Cheryl wanting to call it Dicksledge. Revealing to the two she wanted to get the attention of a athlete, Dick Sledge, in her college by the same name (Even breaking her arm so he might sign her cast.) and broke into his room to find more about him, when he return she admitted she must have black out cause she doesn't remember stabbing him in the hand with scissor. Ray ask why they use that name after learning that with Cheryl saying that they should break in her apartment to return it with the two agreeing.
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		+	Archer ask for a mission from the tech guys to get attention and got one in the form of a dipplomat who is talking on how to handle arms with Lana taking it from him due to the fact Archer never qualified to be a sniper, with Rhona tagging along.

	The third sub-plot, has [[Malory Archer]] and [[Cyril\|Cyril Figgis]] collaborate on a rewrite of the script designed to give Malory a role in the film, featuring an affair between Mallory's character and a black agent whom she describes as being "as coal-black and thick-muscled as a field hand." Discussing this with what they believe are studio executives, they are greenlit instead for a sequel to [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mandingo_%28film%29 ''Mandingo'']. Unbeknownst to them, the studio executive they are talking to is actually [[Jakov's Assistant]], using a machine to [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voice_changer disguise his voice].		The third sub-plot, has [[Malory Archer]] and [[Cyril\|Cyril Figgis]] collaborate on a rewrite of the script designed to give Malory a role in the film, featuring an affair between Mallory's character and a black agent whom she describes as being "as coal-black and thick-muscled as a field hand." Discussing this with what they believe are studio executives, they are greenlit instead for a sequel to [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mandingo_%28film%29 ''Mandingo'']. Unbeknownst to them, the studio executive they are talking to is actually [[Jakov's Assistant]], using a machine to [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voice_changer disguise his voice].

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	Tony is a highly decorated astronaut with the [[ISA]], though shown to be somewhat mentally unhinged. He believes that since the world's population is growing rapidly and food sources are becoming depleted that Earth will become inhospitable in 200 years. For this reason he wanted to use the International Space Station ''Horizon'' to begin creating a colony on Mars. However some of the astronauts do not approve of this idea and a battle begins on the Space Station. Tony heads to Earth and convinces [[ISIS]] that political radicals that are against the United States are taking over the space station, holding [[Commander Kellogg]] captive, and he needs their help. In actuality he just wanted to stop any resistance to his plan and obtain women (including [[Lana Kane]]) for breeding purposes. After defeating the resistance he has Sterling Archer and the other members of ISIS locked up with the intention of making them "involuntary laborers". They manage to escape however and capture him. Rather than see his plan fail, Tony shoots himself in the head.		Tony is a highly decorated astronaut with the [[ISA]], though shown to be somewhat mentally unhinged. He believes that since the world's population is growing rapidly and food sources are becoming depleted that Earth will become inhospitable in 200 years. For this reason he wanted to use the International Space Station ''Horizon'' to begin creating a colony on Mars. However some of the astronauts do not approve of this idea and a battle begins on the Space Station. Tony heads to Earth and convinces [[ISIS]] that political radicals that are against the United States are taking over the space station, holding [[Commander Kellogg]] captive, and he needs their help. In actuality he just wanted to stop any resistance to his plan and obtain women (including [[Lana Kane]]) for breeding purposes. After defeating the resistance he has Sterling Archer and the other members of ISIS locked up with the intention of making them "involuntary laborers". They manage to escape however and capture him. Rather than see his plan fail, Tony shoots himself in the head.
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		+	His appearance may be modelled on Chris Hadfield, former captian of the International Space Station.

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 Meanwhile Pam reveals she has Rona diary to Cheryl and Ray. who snatches it back with Pam revealing she did it to get to know her better and ask them if they never did it with Ray admitting there was one guy but when he learn he was using Ray to avoid the draft he send that guy there (With said guy getting hooks for hands.) Archer passes them with Cheryl  commenting Deaf people are gross with pam joking that there not as gross as hook hands (Cheryl: Eh... i don't know.)
-As Archer has Kreiger check his ears and Lana getting brown-nose by Rona they start discussing the plan of returning the diary to Rona with Cheryl wanting to call it Dick fledge(Or is it pledge). Revealing to the two she wanted to get the attention of a athlete in her college by the same name (Even breaking her arm so he might sign her cast.) and broke into his room to find more about him, when he return she  admitted she must have black out cause she doesn't remember stabbing him in the hand with scissor. Ray ask why they use that name after learning that with Cheryl saying that they  should break in her apartment to return it with the two agreeing.
+As Archer has Kreiger check his ears and Lana getting brown-nose by Rona they start discussing the plan of returning the diary to Rona with Cheryl wanting to call it Dicksledge. Revealing to the two she wanted to get the attention of a athlete, Dick Sledge, in her college by the same name (Even breaking her arm so he might sign her cast.) and broke into his room to find more about him, when he return she  admitted she must have black out cause she doesn't remember stabbing him in the hand with scissor. Ray ask why they use that name after learning that with Cheryl saying that they  should break in her apartment to return it with the two agreeing.
 The third sub-plot, has [[Malory Archer]] and [[Cyril|Cyril Figgis]] collaborate on a rewrite of the script designed to give Malory a role in the film, featuring an affair between Mallory's character and a black agent whom she describes as being "as coal-black and thick-muscled as a field hand." Discussing this with what they believe are studio executives, they are greenlit instead for a sequel to [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mandingo_%28film%29 ''Mandingo'']. Unbeknownst to them, the studio executive they are talking to is actually [[Jakov's Assistant]], using a machine to [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voice_changer disguise his voice].
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 * [[Aisha Tyler]] as [[Lana Kane]]
 * [[Jessica Walter]] as [[Malory Archer]]
 ==Gallery of Images==
 {{Imagecat-eps|Screenshots from Episode 2.07 "Movie Star"}}

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 *"That is so classic her." -Most Episodes (referencing his mother's overtly selfish/sexual behaviour)
 *"Do you not?"
-*"BOOYAKASHA!!!"
+*"BOOYAKASHA!"
 *"WOOOO!!!"
-*"Lana. Lana. Lana! LAAAANAAAAAAAA!!!"
+*"Lana. Lana. Lana! LANAAA!!!"
-*"DANGER ZONE!!!"
+*"DANGER ZONE!"
-*"Bleep you Space!!!"
+*"F*** you, Space!"
 *"Phrasing!"
 *"Just the tip?"

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 *Also called the Black Titanium Corporate card.
 *Cyril hated it when Malory decided to loan the card to Ray and Lana.
-*This card is actually a reference to an old conspiracy theory. Legend had it that the super elite had these no limit black cards and were able to obtain access and services ordinary people could scarcely dream of. This is part of a trend in which Malory is shown as being of various covert conspiracy operations and having connections to famous and powerful people.
+*This card is actually a reference to an old conspiracy theory. Legend had it that the super elite had these no limit black cards and were able to obtain access and services ordinary people could scarcely dream of, which later became a reality with the 1999 introduction of the American Express Centaurion card, which has no spending limit, is only available to high-net worth customers by invitation, and is made of anodized titanium. This is part of a trend in which Malory is shown as being of various covert conspiracy operations and having connections to famous and powerful people.
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 '''Kazak''' is introduced as a field agent that [[Lana]] and [[Sterling]] must extract from Morocco. They are stunned to find out that Kazak is actually a dog, and what they were extracting was a microfilm Kazak was carrying.
-Kazak is a friendly and jovial [[wikipedia:mastiff|mastiff]]. He gets carsick and vomits when he eats too too much [[wikipedia:kofta|kofta]], which Sterling edges him on to eat five helpings. Kazak is also very afraid of guns.
+Kazak is a friendly and jovial [[wikipedia:mastiff|mastiff]]. He gets carsick and vomits when he eats too too much [[wikipedia:kofta|kofta]], which Sterling eggs him on to eat five helpings. Kazak is also very afraid of guns.
 Sterling is able to communicate with Kazak as if he was speaking plain English, much like with [[Babou]], perhaps hinting at [[Sterling Archer#Autism|Sterling's possible autism]].

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 ===Episode 5 - [[El Contador]]===
-*Archer references the Stargate franchise, which is about travelling to other worlds though a circular "gate". In order to travel you must first lock in 7 "chevrons" (symbols representing constellation coordinates and the origin gate) on the gate.
+*Archer references the Stargate franchise, which is about travelling to other worlds though a circular "gate". In order to travel you must first lock in a series of "chevrons" (symbols representing destination coordinates) on the gate.
 *When Pam is in the bathroom hallucinating, while tearing the toliet out of the wall and yells, "Must Kill Decepticons!", Kreiger then says, "Which reminds me, Call Terry" - which could be a reference to Terry Lennon who was the Director of "The Transformers" TV Series from 1985-1986.
 *The episode's plotline involves the short story <u>The Most Dangerous Game</u> by Richard Connel, which can be found [http://www.classicreader.com/book/1317/1/ here.]