Home > Archer > Season 7 « TV Series Page Archer: Season 7 (2016) SEASON: Season 7 Season 1 Season 2 Season 3 Season 4 Season 5 Season 6 Season 7 Season 8 Season 9 Season 10 + WANT TO SEE Episode List All Critics | Top Critics TOMATOMETER 100% Average Rating: 7.57/10 Season Reviews: 12 Fresh: 12 Rotten: 0 Critics Consensus: Archer continues to twist its malleable formula into fresh new directions in a season of radical change that still retains our heroes' louche sensibility and indefatigable hilarity. 100% Average Rating: 7.75/10 Season Reviews: 5 Fresh: 5 Rotten: 0 Critics Consensus: No consensus yet. Critic Consensus: Archer continues to twist its malleable formula into fresh new directions in a season of radical change that still retains our heroes' louche sensibility and indefatigable hilarity. AUDIENCE SCORE 91% Average Rating: 4.3/5 User Ratings: 192 ADD YOUR RATING Share on Facebook Post Want to See Add Rating My Rating × Want to See Post Share on Facebook Episodes 1 The Figgis Agency Air date: Mar 31, 2016 In the seventh season premiere, Archer breaks into a mansion to repair a Hollywood starlet's honor. More 2 The Handoff Air date: Apr 7, 2016 Archer and Lana make a handoff while the others listen to the best voicemail ever. More 3 Deadly Prep Air date: Apr 14, 2016 A business opportunity arises at a prep school reunion. More 4 Motherless Child Air date: Apr 21, 2016 A mysterious stranger surfaces and asks Archer to help him find his birth mother. More 5 Bel Panto: Part I Air date: Apr 28, 2016 Part 1 of 2. A fundraiser goes awry due to party crashers. More 6 Bel Panto: Part II Air date: May 5, 2016 Archer and Lana go missing as a hostage situation gets out of control. More 7 Double Indecency Air date: May 12, 2016 A bar fight breaks out. More 8 Liquid Lunch Air date: May 19, 2016 Archer and Slater cause a rift between Archer and Lana. More 9 Deadly Velvet: Part I Air date: May 26, 2016 Part 1 of 2. A film director hires Archer and the gang to investigate activity on the set of his new movie. More 10 Deadly Velvet: Part II Air date: Jun 2, 2016 Conclusion. In the seventh season finale, someone is killed on the movie set. More Archer: Season 7 Photos View All Photos (9) Tv Season Info After the events of series 6, series 7 starts with Archer breaking into a Hollywood starlet's mansion. Later; a mysterious stranger needs Archer's help, a hostage negotiation goes south for Lana and Archer and Cyril, Krieger, Pam and Cheryl try to anwer the age old question of who is the sexiest among them. Genre: Comedy Network: FX Premiere Date: Mar 31, 2016 Creator: Adam Reed Exec. Producers: Adam Reed, Matt Thompson Cast H. Jon Benjamin as Sterling Archer Aisha Tyler as Agent Lana Kane Jessica Walter as Malory Chris Parnell as Cyril Figgis Judy Greer as Cheryl Lucky Yates as Krieger Amber Nash as Pam George Coe as Woodhouse Adam Reed as Ray Gillette Show More Cast News & Interviews for Archer: Season 7 13 TV Shows You Should Binge-Watch This May 12 TV Shows You Should Binge-Watch This April Archer, Better Call Saul, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, and More on Netflix and Amazon Prime This Week View All Archer: Season 7 News Episodes 1 The Figgis Agency Air date: Mar 31, 2016 In the seventh season premiere, Archer breaks into a mansion to repair a Hollywood starlet's honor. More 2 The Handoff Air date: Apr 7, 2016 Archer and Lana make a handoff while the others listen to the best voicemail ever. More 3 Deadly Prep Air date: Apr 14, 2016 A business opportunity arises at a prep school reunion. More 4 Motherless Child Air date: Apr 21, 2016 A mysterious stranger surfaces and asks Archer to help him find his birth mother. More 5 Bel Panto: Part I Air date: Apr 28, 2016 Part 1 of 2. A fundraiser goes awry due to party crashers. More 6 Bel Panto: Part II Air date: May 5, 2016 Archer and Lana go missing as a hostage situation gets out of control. More 7 Double Indecency Air date: May 12, 2016 A bar fight breaks out. More 8 Liquid Lunch Air date: May 19, 2016 Archer and Slater cause a rift between Archer and Lana. More 9 Deadly Velvet: Part I Air date: May 26, 2016 Part 1 of 2. A film director hires Archer and the gang to investigate activity on the set of his new movie. More 10 Deadly Velvet: Part II Air date: Jun 2, 2016 Conclusion. In the seventh season finale, someone is killed on the movie set. More Critic Reviews for Archer Season 7 All Critics (12) | Top Critics (5) | Fresh (12) | Rotten (0) Archer appears set for another stellar year. Mar 21, 2018 | Rating: A- | Full Review… Ben Travers indieWire Top Critic I do love how the creators aren't scared to play with the presentation or promos for the show, depending on the theme of the season like they did for Archer Vice. Jun 18, 2018 | Full Review… William Evans Black Nerd Problems But the continued centrality of that fourth and final cornerstone - the show's unfailing energy, and subsequent enthusiasm for self-modification - is what makes it, above all else, the medium's ballsiest and most intrepid offering. Mar 21, 2018 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review… Isaac Feldberg We Got This Covered And now it's Sterling Archer becoming an unlicensed private investigator living in Los Angeles. It's so brilliantly obvious, and it pays off remarkably well in Archer season seven. Mar 21, 2018 | Full Review… Josh Kurp Uproxx Comedy is hard, callback and self-referential comedy is harder and animation is harder-er. It's a small miracle that Archer has been able to turn in the beginnings of a solid season seven years in. Mar 21, 2018 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review… Alec Bojalad Den of Geek The season concludes on a slightly off-key note. So what? Forget it, readers. It's Archer. Mar 21, 2018 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review… Charles Bramesco New York Magazine/Vulture Top Critic The work is different, but personality-wise, Archer and his comrades are much the same. At least at first. The show seems to be giving itself license to explore. Mar 21, 2018 | Full Review… Neil Genzlinger New York Times Top Critic It's a testament to Reed and his writing team that, like Archer himself, the show's jokes may be off-color, but they always hit their target. May 5, 2016 | Full Review… Lara Zarum Flavorwire Midlife crisis continues to be a good look for Archer. Apr 12, 2016 | Full Review… Inkoo Kang MTV Archer the TV show is a lot like Sterling Archer the man: charming, more interested in cracking needlessly obscure jokes than in having deep, emotional conversations, and aggressively resistant to change. Apr 1, 2016 | Rating: B+ | Full Review… William Hughes AV Club Top Critic View All Critic Reviews (12) Audience Reviews for Archer: Season 7 Excellent comedy. The entire cast is a talented set of voices and the artwork is entertaining. The relationships are constantly surprising and entertaining. A must watch for the mature adult who doesn't want to be too mature. While the baby gets annoying after a while, it is not enough to deduct a perfect score in entertainment and value. Absolutely fantastic cast. The finale is the best to date as well, and fills you with suspense. Anonymous User Destroying beloved characters one episode at a time. jason l Not quite the low point of Season 5 Archer Vice but still not the best outing this show has given. Jaime L loved the story line. Didn't like that it was a short season. Richard W SEASON 7 on NETFLIX! :D :D Archer is hands down one of the FUNNIEST shows in the history of television. I'm not exaggerating. Literally laugh every 5 seconds. Jay D Another incredibly clever season of one of TV's best running shows, Archer: Season 7 delves deeper into its memorable characters' hilarious relationships to one another and makes for an almost perfect season of television. Alex S The seventh season of Archer fell short. The continuation and connectivity either was too obvious or felt incomplete. Archer's character development seemed to be a little disregarded in this season, which was disappointing. That being said the FX series was still able to make me laugh out loud and come back for more. Alana S Seven years in and Adam Reed's imaginative spy sit-com has hardly shown the need to shake up its formula, yet it always manages to surprise, and find new ways to keep itself fresh. By relocating the series to LA this year, Reed explores humor relating to Hollywood, while also seamlessly including noir tropes into the narrative that will really appeal to fans of classic Hollywood. The character dynamics are on-point as ever too, with even the most crass dialogue landing as natural for the world that Reed's created. This season even carries better animation than previous ones, with really fluid character movements and action scenes that are as vibrant as they are violent. Still one of the sharpest comedies on television, animated or otherwise, and if the show does get picked up for another season (it hasn't been confirmed), then there's no doubt that it will remain so. Peter F The first few episodes seem reliant on abusive physical humor surpassing previous seasons; although the injuries characters sustained have always been pretty painful-looking, I don't think we really needed 15 seconds of Archer falling down a hill for absolutely no reason. The show has also added an extremely jarring screenwipe with colored silhouettes that doesn't work well with the surprisingly reserved punchlines. Occasionally there is no punchline at all; merely awkward silences or mild remarks followed by a screenwipe. Troy T Was worried this was going to be like Season 5 where it ends up caught up too much in the arch. But instead makes you wonder how they're going to do Season 8 without the title character. Not one of the strongest seasons, but still way better than most of television this year. Paul J View All News & Features 150 Erotic Movies Ranked worst to best! 2019's Most Anticipated 63 movies coming up this year 200 Essential Movies Chosen by RT staff! 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