H. Jon Benjamin, who you may know as Sterling Archer, Bob from Bob's Burgers, or the owner of a van, isn't exactly famous in the voice acting world for his steely, emotionless intonation. And that's what's so good about this scene from Kubrick's 2001, dubbed over with Benjamin as HAL.

Now this is how you promote a TV show: Ahead of its upcoming fifth season on FX, the cast of characters from Archer got buck naked and posted a series of nude pics on Reddit's exhibitionist subreddit /r/gonewild.

During last night's episode of Archer, we got to learn a lot more about the show's "lesser" characters, Cheryl and Pam. When Pam gets abducted by people who think that she's actually Cheryl, we learn that Cheryl's had a secret all along.

Archer just loves paying homage to the men with mustaches that made the 80s such a masculine world to live in. On last night's episode, Archer took the opportunity to document his chemo treatment for the breast cancer he found out he had last episode, but he wasn't willing to make such a film without some major auteur sensibilities. It seems this moving conclusion to last night's Archer was heavily influenced by a controversial episode of Magnum P.I.

When Archer goes with Mallory to get her breast cancer test results back, the doctor gives Mallory a clear bill of health—and finds a lump in Archer's chest.

Meet Rona, Archer's answer to the Reese Witherspoons of our world. Mallory assigns Lana to take Rona (who's voiced by the funny Rachel Harris) around with her for awhile to help her get prepared for an upcoming role.

This week on Archer, trusty accountant Cyril (who is voiced by Chris Parnell, in case you forgot) goes sells out ISIS for a measly $50,000 dollars. As a result, we're given a few flashbacks into Cyril's sad past.

It's always great when our favorite pop culture characters have a clear understanding of Pop Culture and have some eccentric favorites of their own. Case and point: Last night's Archer showed Sterling to be quite the Burt Reynolds fanboy.

On last night's Archer, a hooker showed up demanding a paternity test from Archer, but the last thing the world's most important secret agent is ready for is fatherhood.

Sterling Archer's mommy issues are to thank for his need to emulate Stanley Kubrick on last night's Archer. Enjoy this horror show clip of an animated Jeffery Tambor being mind-raped out of a romantic interest in Archer's mom.

Today at Gawker.TV, Stephen Colbert investigates Taco Bell's meat, Community puts on an anti-drug play, the return of Archer, Pawnee gets the flu on Parks & Rec, and Michael Scott and David Brent meet on The Office.

No, not the show, but Sterling Archer himself. Last night's season premiere finds our hero trying to dissuade unwanted finger banging from a sixteen year old seductress hailing from a country where the age of consent is fourteen.

Today at Gawker.TV, Joan Rivers and the Fashion Police name their "Worst Dressed" at the Golden Globes, James Lipton makes a cameo on The Simpsons, new Archer, and Kim Kardashian flirts with Kanye on the premiere of her new show.

Sterling Archer, Lana, Malory and the rest of the ISIS crew returned to TV a few days earlier than the show's scheduled return this Thursday. Inside, clips and a very "meta moment" for H. Jon Benjamin's animated career.

Today at Gawker.TV, 30 Rock has fun at Tiger Woods' expense, Craig Robinson finally gets some airtime on The Office, Archer's cliffhanger finale, Tony Hale's anti-Ghost pottery class on Community, and Johnny Weir suggests his personality cost him a medal.

Questions were posed, few were answered. Who is Archer's father? Is Lana really going to bang that fat woman nobody will sleep with? Will Cyril go postal? Thank God Archer got renewed!

Comedy Central's new show, Ugly Americans, explores what life in New York City would be like if zombies, demons and various other manner of ghouls were real. Turns out, life would be about the same as it is now.

Last night there was a brief appearance from Arrested Development's Jeffery Tambor, and a lot less violence than fans have grown accustomed to. With the ISIS crew on strike over cost-of-living adjustments, the big guns just couldn't get pulled out.

Schlubby actors Kevin James and Vince Vaughn schlub it up in a movie. Jim Beluschi will schlub it up in a a TV drama. The UK Doesn't like Alice in Wonderland. Trade Roundup: Safety glasses required beyond this point.

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