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Season 3 Episode 4 | ||||
| Written by | Adam Reed | ||||
| Production code | XAR03005 | ||||
| Original air date | January 19, 2012 | ||||
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"The Man From Jupiter" is the fourth episode of the third season of Archer.
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Plot synopsis
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Burt Reynolds starts dating Archer's mom and boss, Malory. Archer tries to sabotage Malory and Burt's relationship while being chased by a Cuban hit squad in reference to the Season 1 episode "Honeypot".
Guest stars
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- Burt Reynolds as himself
Quotes
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- Best line (unquotable)
- Archer: "Pretty hard to stay anonymous when you're the worlds greatest spy"
- Burt: "Calling yourself that can't help."
- "So help me god, if you drop that computer on the floor again, I will make sure you wake up in a mental ward with total amnesia under someone else's name."
Trivia
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- The episode's title is a reference to "The Man from U.N.C.L.E." and Reynold's home of Jupiter, Florida.
- Hal Needham was a Stunt Man, as well as the director of Reynolds in no less than six films.
- Richard Petty was a NASCAR driver. Statistically speaking, he is the greatest driver the sport has ever seen.
- Krieger's new van is called "Vanispheres". This is a reference to the Rush album Hemispheres. The image of Krieger on the van pointing at another person mirrors the album's cover.
- The police cars flipping is a scene directly out of the Burt Reynolds film "Smokey and the Bandit."
- Valet vs Valet
- This is a play on the difference between the English and French word valet
- An English (Domestic) valet is a manservant.
- A French (Valet de chambre) valet (or varlet) is a court appointed position for a "specific purpose" (such as parking cars)
- This is a play on the difference between the English and French word valet
- "Wait, was that the same footage?" is a reference to a practice where "B Roll" was often looped to save production costs in the 70's.
- Burt Reynolds exhibits many references to his past performances, particularly comedy car chase movies such as "The Cannonball Run" and "Smokey and the Bandit." In particular, in addition to the aforementioned stunts, there is his trademark laugh as he drives away.
- According to Adam Reed[1], Burt Reynolds actually helped write this episode by making suggestions for changes and writing more jokes. Originally, it was "more gushy about Burt Reynolds." Apparently Reynolds suggested more self-deprecating elements in the script and "made it better."
- The Cuban hit squad pursuing Archer uses a photo of him from the episode "Honeypot", causing them to mistakenly identify him as Ray Gillette, although a Cuban hit squad also made contact with him in "Diversity Hire" when he was wearing a disguise that much more closely reflected his actual appearance.
- Callbacks
- "Expense Reports" is a callback to "Mole Hunt."
- Cuban hit squad is a callback to "Honeypot."
- Airboat / Gator / White Lightning is a callback to "Pipeline Fever."
Gallery of Images
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There are 2 screenshots and images from "The Man From Jupiter" on this Wiki, visit the category page for a complete gallery.
References
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3. http://www.merirasoi.com//Play.aspx?gi=roulette
External links
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- Archer Season 3: Episode 4-7 reviews with spoilers, images and promos
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