Archer: Season 8 - Dreamland

2017

Created by Adam Reed
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70%
8 episodes
Comedy

Winner of Outstanding Animated Program at the 2016 Emmys, this spy comedy centres on a cocky alcoholic agent who somehow... More

Winner of Outstanding Animated Program at the 2016 Emmys, this spy comedy centres on a cocky alcoholic agent who somehow still gets results for an agency run by his mother.

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Where to watch Archer: Season 8 - Dreamland

Archer: Season 8 - Dreamland is available to stream in... More New Zealand now on Netflix.

Archer: Season 8 - Dreamland episodes

No Good Deed

Archer tries to find out who killed his partner, but... More accidentally gets in bed with Mother, a notorious L.A. crime boss.

Berenice

A mysterious woman hires Archer to fake her death but... More Archer is unable to rise to the occasion.

Jane Doe

Archer tries to escape from jail with the help of... More a crazed heiress and a dysfunctional jazz quartet.

Ladyfingers

While investigating a kidnapping, Archer reveals too much about Figgis... More and Krieger reveals too much about his past.

Sleepers Wake

Lana tries to seduce Archer for a cut of the... More ransom as he races Figgis and Poovey to collect the money.

Waxing Gibbous

All roads lead to Len Trexler as Archer and the... More gang try to avoid unfriendly ghosts.

Gramercy, Halberd!

Archer and Trexler try to escape a rampaging Dutch by... More telling the world's worst knock-knock joke.

Auflösung

Archer discovers that he has a twin brother that works... More as account manager for the Chinese government.

Archer: Season 8 - Dreamland | Ratings & Reviews

86_%14 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes® rating
70_%30 reviews
Audience score rating

"Plodding and unadventurous..."

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Collider

"A brilliantly surgical excision, cutting away the show's accumulated baggage and leaving behind only those things that work."

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A.V. Club

"Cheryl's appearance - not to mention Judy Greer's especially brilliant performance - may have saved Archer's eighth season from itself."

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Vox

"Archer's vacation in Dreamland ends as all great film noir must, with our hero shouldering the terrible burden of perspective for the sake of the world he's kept safe."

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