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*'''''[[wiki:Frisky Dingo|Frisky Dingo]]''''' '''(2006-07) '''- when Krieger confirms that Archer should have died 9 times in the past year, Archer says "boosh", a catchphrase from [[Adam Reed]]'s earlier cartoon. |
*'''''[[wiki:Frisky Dingo|Frisky Dingo]]''''' '''(2006-07) '''- when Krieger confirms that Archer should have died 9 times in the past year, Archer says "boosh", a catchphrase from [[Adam Reed]]'s earlier cartoon. |
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**The scene where they crash land under red lighting is also reminiscent of this movie's opening sequence. |
**The scene where they crash land under red lighting is also reminiscent of this movie's opening sequence. |
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+ | Death Ship (The Twilight Zone) (1963)- the discovery of dead duplicate bodies of the Seamus crew may owe its inspiration to this episode. The plot was basically an earth ship landing on an alien planet and finding a crashed space ship like theirs. Inside the wreck, the crew discovered their own dead bodies. Eventually, two of the crew determine that they are in fact spirits, but their captain, through his sheer will rejects that premise, prevents them from achieving peace in the afterlife and doom the three of them to reliving the final several hours of their lives forever. |
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*'''Dick nuts''' - Pam's preferred insult makes a return. |
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*'''Cristal''' - a callback to [[Diversity Hire]]. |
*'''Cristal''' - a callback to [[Diversity Hire]]. |
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*'''Krieger Clones''' - Krieger confronting a clone version of himself is a callback to Krieger's backstory as mentioned in seasons 5 and 8. |
*'''Krieger Clones''' - Krieger confronting a clone version of himself is a callback to Krieger's backstory as mentioned in seasons 5 and 8. |
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*'''Had Something For This''' - Krieger forgets the "good news" |
*'''Had Something For This''' - Krieger forgets the "good news" |
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Revision as of 06:59, 20 October 2019
Archer 1999: "Road Trip" is the sixth episode of Season 10, and the one hundred and seventh episode overall.
Plot
Synopsis
Daydreams of an interstellar road trip turn into an existential nightmare.
Summary
(long summary here)
Cast
- Starring (Edit)
- H. Jon Benjamin as Sterling Archer / Archer MVS (Dream Persona)
- Judy Greer as Cheryl Tunt / Cheryl MVS (Dream Persona)
- Amber Nash as Pam Poovey / Pam MVS (Dream Persona)
- Chris Parnell as Cyril Figgis / Cyril MVS (Dream Persona)
- Lucky Yates as Dr. Krieger / Krieger MVS (Dream Persona)
- Jessica Walter as Malory Archer / Malory MVS (Dream Persona)
- Aisha Tyler as Lana Kane / Lana MVS (Dream Persona)
- Co Starring
- Adam Reed as Ray Gillette / Ray MVS (Dream Persona) (9/9 episodes)
- Guest Starring
- Sam Richardson as Bort the Garj (2/9 episodes)
- Dave Willis as Barry Dylan / Barry 6 (Dream Persona) (2/9 episodes)
- Jillian Bell as Glenda Price (1/9 episodes)
- Matt Berry as Mr. Deadly (1/9 episodes)
- Robert Ben Garant as Rudy / Tav (Dream Persona) (1/9 episodes)
- Thomas Lennon as Charles / Tex (Dream Persona) (1/9 episodes)
Cultural References
- Frisky Dingo (2006-07) - when Krieger confirms that Archer should have died 9 times in the past year, Archer says "boosh", a catchphrase from Adam Reed's earlier cartoon.
- Predator (1987) - the invisible camouflage on the dinosaur is the same as the yautja in Predator.
- The scene where they crash land under red lighting is also reminiscent of this movie's opening sequence.
Death Ship (The Twilight Zone) (1963)- the discovery of dead duplicate bodies of the Seamus crew may owe its inspiration to this episode. The plot was basically an earth ship landing on an alien planet and finding a crashed space ship like theirs. Inside the wreck, the crew discovered their own dead bodies. Eventually, two of the crew determine that they are in fact spirits, but their captain, through his sheer will rejects that premise, prevents them from achieving peace in the afterlife and doom the three of them to reliving the final several hours of their lives forever.
Running Gags / Callbacks
- Holy shitsnacks - becomes Holy spacesnacks.
- Dick nuts - Pam's preferred insult makes a return.
- Cristal - a callback to Diversity Hire.
- Krieger Clones - Krieger confronting a clone version of himself is a callback to Krieger's backstory as mentioned in seasons 5 and 8.
- Had Something For This - Krieger forgets the "good news"
- Earballs - Cheryl complains about the loud gunshot noises "murder her earballs".
Continuity
- Reality (Non-Dream): Archer remains in a coma brought upon by the events of Deadly Velvet: Part II (s7e10)
- Dream / Reality Crossover:
- (Dream) ...Archer says if the bald version of him was really his alter ego he would have been "something really cool, like a secret agent or a private investigator or a..." / (Reality) ... Archer is of course a secret agent, whose first alter ego in season 8 was that of a private dectective and his 2nd in season 9 being a World War I flying ace.
- Dream (Non-Reality):
Trivia
- non-cultural reference; misc information etc
Enhanced
- extra details, joke techniques, themes ideas will link to another set of pages