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Archer have reflected on show ending with the 14th and final season this month.Back in May, FXX announced that the Emmy-winning animated spy comedy would be coming to an end in 2023.After 14 seasons and nearly 150 episodes, the show ended with the finale ‘Archer: Into the Cold’ over the weekend (December 17).The show’s creators have reflected on the emotional conclusion of the show, which first aired in 2009 and follows the exploits of a dysfunctional intelligence agency starring H. Jon Benjamin as Sterling Archer – who also voices Bob Belcher in Bob’s Burgers.“It’s so hard for us to say goodbye to this world, say goodbye to these characters,” said executive producer Matt Thompson in an interview with Den Of Geek.“You will hear a couple of speeches in these episodes which I hope do not feel too heavy handed,” he added of the three-part finale arc.

Just days after the final episode capping 14 seasons of FX‘s Emmy-winning adult animated comedy Archer, the series will officially wrap with a special Finale Event. Archer: Into the Cold was announced today at New York Comic Con.

It’s official. Archer is coming to an end. The long-running animated comedy will conclude with its upcoming 14th season.

“Archer” is finally coming to an end. The network announced on Monday that Season 14 of the show, which premieres on August 30 on FXX and streams the next day on Hulu, will be its last.No additional information about the show’s conclusion was given.Created by Adam Reed, “Archer” premiered in 2009 as a riff on the James Bond archetype with H.

Joe Otterson TV Reporter “Archer” will end with its upcoming 14th season at FXX. The announcement comes despite the fact that FX never formally announced a Season 14 renewal for the series, though series star Chris Parnell had previously stated that the new season was in production back in January. The series aired its 13th season between August and October 2022. Season 14 of “Archer” will debut on FXX with two new episodes beginning at 10 p.m. ET/PT and stream the next day on Hulu. The show has long been a cornerstone of FX’s comedy lineup. It originally debuted on the network in 2009 and moved over to FXX in 2017. It has received 10 Emmy nominations throughout its run with four wins, including one for best animated series in 2016.

A Salford head teacher praised by government inspectors for his leadership qualities is 'absent from school' due to 'unforeseen circumstances'. Brentnall Community Primary School chair of governors Joseph Donnelly said in a letter to parents on June 14 he was 'unsure' how long Matt Thompson will be off for.

Reimagining the founding of America as a bro-fest that takes every historic moment from the last 250 or so years and crams them together, forgoing any sense of temporal progression or reason, Matt Thompson’s animated film“America: The Motion Picture,” now on Netflix, is an occasionally funny, but ultimately overlong slog that never really is as clever as it thinks it is.

Ben Croll If no distributor can ever handpick its audience, once Netflix sent its ribald and irreverent reframing of the U.S.’ foundational myth to the French animation festival, the streamer certainly came awfully close.Produced by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller and directed by “Archer” producer Matt Thompson, the decidedly hard-R “America: The Motion Picture” played to a room primed to react when it screened in France as part of Annecy’s Midnight Specials sidebar this past Friday.Though the

To help usher in a (mostly Covid-free?) 4th of July weekend, Netflix has something special lined up: an animated film that’s an R-Rated take on the American Revolution. “America: The Motion Picture” offers a radically different take on the familiar history of America’s inception as a country.