Archer

Archer, in hiding since the murder of his fiancée, is finally tracked down in the South Pacific by handsome adventurer Rip Riley. To get Archer safely back to ISIS, Riley will have to survive the elements, a plane crash, a shark attack, starvation, drowning, exposure, and possibly pirates. Oh, and Archer.

Archer deals with the trials and tribulations of being Pirate King while ISIS remains semi-committed to his rescue.

Archer and his fellow prisoners attempt to escape the Pirate Fortress, as Malory hardballs the negotiation for their ransom.

Archer is shocked to learn that his mother is dating Archer's idol/hero/man-crush, Burt Reynolds.

Cyril is promoted to field agent, while Malory institutes a strict drug-testing policy. Neither of which sit well with the staff of ISIS.

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police enlist the help of ISIS to transport a captured Canadian terrorist. On a train.

Archer's surprise birthday present -- a high-tech, souped-up spy car -- leads to all sorts of other surprises. None of which are good.

Malory turns to Archer and Lana for help when she finds herself in a compromising situation with the Italian prime minister.

Archer must help Gillette save his younger brother from a crooked sheriff in the backwoods of West Virginia.

Archer's sex life compromises his effectiveness as an agent. But more seriously than the countless other times.

Archer is faced with a dilemma when his murdered fiancée, Katya, miraculously reappears.

Archer and his colleagues at ISIS voyage to the final frontier in an effort to prevent a catastrophe on the International Space Station.

Archer and his colleagues at ISIS wish they had never voyaged to the final frontier in an effort to prevent a catastrophe on the International Space Station.