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Archer Skorpio (2009– ) Online

Archer Skorpio (2009– ) Online
Original Title :
Skorpio
Genre :
TV Episode / Animation / Action / Comedy
Year :
2009–
Directror :
Mack Williams,Adam Reed
Cast :
H. Jon Benjamin,Rafael Ferrer,Judy Greer
Writer :
Adam Reed,Matt Thompson
Type :
TV Episode
Time :
22min
Rating :
8.2/10
Archer Skorpio (2009– ) Online

Lana desperately needs to escape Cyril's oppressive brand of love and bask in the sunny south of France as a guest on the mega-yacht of Skorpio (it's a mononym). Lana frolics and drinks champagne...and starts to thwart a dangerous arms deal. Meanwhile, the Micromanager and Nikolai are aboard "The Chum Guzzler" watching her at work. Malory gets a mixed signal, and Archer goes off half-cocked to rescue Lana. Is three company or a crowd if one counts Skorpio, two ISIS agents and one chocolate fountain? At HQ, Krieger, Cyril, Cheryl and Pam have fun, frolic and fuss at Fort Kickass. Count on Cyril to always pull a boner.
Episode cast overview:
H. Jon Benjamin H. Jon Benjamin - Sterling Archer (voice)
Rafael Ferrer Rafael Ferrer - Spirodon Skorpio (voice)
Judy Greer Judy Greer - Cheryl Tunt (voice)
Amber Nash Amber Nash - Pam Poovey (voice)
Peter Newman Peter Newman - Maj. Nikolai Jackov (voice)
Chris Parnell Chris Parnell - Cyril Figgis (voice)
Aisha Tyler Aisha Tyler - Lana Kane (voice)
Jessica Walter Jessica Walter - Malory Archer (voice)
Lucky Yates Lucky Yates - Doctor Krieger (voice)

"Where did you get a grenade? It was hanging from the lampshade!" "A Hanging Lampshade" is a term writers use when they are explicitly making reference to an implausible story line.

Archer's "I would prefer not to" is a reference to the book Bartleby the Scrivener by Herman Melville, in which the character frequently says this line. In response to the bemused listeners, Archer adds: "Not a big Melville crowd here, huh? He's not an easy read."

Spirodon Skorpio calls Archer "malaka", which is the Greek word for jerk, on two occasions. He also refers to Lana as a "tsoula" and a "poutana", both meaning whore in Greek.