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* InsaneTrollLogic: Archer used a Krieger bot in his own image to expose Veronica's plot. However, it boggles the mind why [[spoiler: he was the one shot first and end up in the pool ''before'' his double.]]
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* InsaneTrollLogic: Archer used a Krieger bot in his own image to expose Veronica's plot. However, it boggles the mind why that [[spoiler: he was the one shot first and end up in the pool ''before'' his double.double... though maybe it was because the android could record Veronica Deane's confessions of criminal activity... including literal murder just minutes prior.]]
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* ManipulativeBitch: Veronica is revealed to be the murderer of Ellis Crane and goes to great lengths to ensure Lana takes the fall. This includes getting Shapiro to place Lana's fingerprints on the gun that shot Crane.
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* ManipulativeBitch: Veronica is revealed to be the murderer of Ellis Crane and goes to great lengths to ensure Lana takes the fall. This includes getting Shapiro to place Lana's fingerprints on the gun that shot Crane.Crane and establishing a time-based alibi with Archer.
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* RejectedApology: The cops dropped the charges on Lana near the end of the episode. Because she suspected heavy implications of racial profiling even after news of another suspect came to light (Malory "killing" a Krieger Bot, and then Archer shot), she didn't accept their apology.
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* RejectedApology: The cops dropped the charges on Lana near the end of the episode. Because she suspected heavy implications of racial profiling even after news of another suspect came to light (Malory "killing" a Krieger Bot, and then Archer getting shot), she didn't accept their apology.
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* StrangeMindsThinkAlike: When Archer tells about Veronica fleeing to Mexico and mentions flinging coconuts at Creator/JohnHuston's house, Detective Harris says that he, like Archer, has always wanted to do that.
* TuringTest: Lampshaded and discussed throughout the episode with Krieger's robots. They actually work and act like normal human beings... until the try to understand, and fail, any concept of love, including [[spoiler: Archer's double.]]
* TuringTest: Lampshaded and discussed throughout the episode with Krieger's robots. They actually work and act like normal human beings... until the try to understand, and fail, any concept of love, including [[spoiler: Archer's double.]]
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* StrangeMindsThinkAlike: When Archer tells talks about Veronica fleeing to Mexico and mentions flinging coconuts at Creator/JohnHuston's house, Detective Harris says that he, like Archer, has always wanted to do that.
* TuringTest: Lampshaded and discussed throughout the episode with Krieger'srobots.androids. They actually work and act like normal human beings... until the they try to understand, and fail, any concept of love, including [[spoiler: Archer's double.]]
* TuringTest: Lampshaded and discussed throughout the episode with Krieger's
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* ActorAllusion: Mallory asks if the Turing Test is something from ''[[Series/ArrestedDevelopment Star War]]'' [sic].
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* ActorAllusion: Mallory Malory asks if the Turing Test is something from ''[[Series/ArrestedDevelopment Star War]]'' [sic].
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* ActorAllusion: Mallory asks if the Turing Test is something from ''[[Series/ArrestedDevelopment Star War]]'' [sic].
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* StrangeMindsThinkAlike: When Archer tells about Veronica fleeing to Mexico and mentions flinging coconuts at Creator/JohnHuston's house, Detective Harris says that he, like Archer, has always wanted to do that.
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* BittersweetEnding[=/=]DownerEnding: Archer manages to use his bionic doubleganger to freeze Veronica's assets and she will most likely be hunted down and arrested, but Archer had to let himself get shot first in order for the robot to record her confession.
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* BittersweetEnding[=/=]DownerEnding: Archer manages to use his bionic doubleganger doppelganger to freeze Veronica's assets and she will most likely be hunted down and arrested, but Archer had to let himself get shot first in order for the robot to record her confession.
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* AmbiguousEnding: The story behind the fake Veronica Deane from the first episode of the season and why she wanted the Longwater disc is never fully explained. Somewhat [[AvertedTrope averted]], though, as Veronica, while explaining her motive, hints that another party found out about her and Ellis' plan and was trying to blackmail them.
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* DisappointedByTheMotive: Archer, [[ManChild being Archer]], is more than a little disappointed to learn that Longwater was just a series of insurance scams rather than something sexual or outrageous. Considering the complexity of it all and the sheer amount of money the scheme would have made her, Veronica is incredulous of his reaction.
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* TheReveal: And a surprisingly complex one. The Longwater case introduced and discussed heavily since the start of the season was actually an insurance scam. Both Veronica and Ellis were working together to sabotage the production of ''Deadly Velvet'', as the amount of money put into making the film would have ultimately been double of what its expected box office revenue would be. So, they organized the accidents on the set in an effort to sabotage the film and collect the money. Ellis' murder was a retaliation on Veronica's part, as Ellis had earlier tried to have Veronica killed in one of the accidents so he could collect her share. As Cyril first suggests and Veronica later confirms, the scheme was far longer reaching, and comprised multiple other insurance scams. Stratton and Whitney, Archer's old schoolyard bullies, helped by manipulating stock markets to work in Veronica and Ellis' favor, and by the end of it all, Longwater would have produced ''millions'' of dollars.
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* ButtMonkey: Cyril's own robotic double is mistreated by Archer's robotic double by getting a fart in his stasis chamber.
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* MomentKiller: What started as a possible marraige proposal at the end was interrupted with [[spoiler: Archer going haywire, revealing him to be a robot.]]
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* MomentKiller: What started as a possible marraige marriage proposal at the end was interrupted with [[spoiler: Archer going haywire, revealing him to be a robot.]]
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* InsuranceFraud: Suspected by Cyril in the last episode, Veronica reveals that Longwater is a series of multiple insurance frauds. When Archer suspected it to be a sex tap scandal, she responds that actually exists along with the disk.
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* InsuranceFraud: Suspected by Cyril in the last episode, Veronica reveals that Longwater is a series of multiple insurance frauds. When Archer suspected it to be a sex tap scandal, tape, she responds that actually exists along with the disk.
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* RedHerringMole: Lana ends up being a victim of this, a prime suspect of Crane's murder, no thanks to Cheryl, Archer, or Shapiro. She was previously arrested on stalking charges, and fighting Archer didn't help matters at all.
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* RedHerringMole: Lana ends up being a victim of this, framed as a prime suspect of Crane's murder, no thanks to Cheryl, Archer, or Shapiro. She was previously arrested on stalking charges, and fighting Archer didn't help matters at all.
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* TuringTest: Lampshaded and discussed throughout the episode with Krieger's robots. They actually work fine until their try to understand, and fail, any conception of love, including [[spoiler: Archer's double.]]
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* TuringTest: Lampshaded and discussed throughout the episode with Krieger's robots. They actually work fine and act like normal human beings... until their the try to understand, and fail, any conception concept of love, including [[spoiler: Archer's double.]]
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* TuringTest: Lampshaded throughout the episode with Krieger's robots. They actually work fine until their try to understand, and fail, any conception of love, including [[spoiler: Archer's double.]]
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* TuringTest: Lampshaded and discussed throughout the episode with Krieger's robots. They actually work fine until their try to understand, and fail, any conception of love, including [[spoiler: Archer's double.]]]]
--> '''Krieger''': Woo! Suck it, Alan Turing!
--> '''Krieger''': Woo! Suck it, Alan Turing!
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* BittersweetEnding: Archer manages to use his bionic doubleganger to freeze Veronica's assets and she will most likely be hunted down and arrested, but Archer had to let himself get shot first in order for the robot to record her confession.
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* BittersweetEnding: BittersweetEnding[=/=]DownerEnding: Archer manages to use his bionic doubleganger to freeze Veronica's assets and she will most likely be hunted down and arrested, but Archer had to let himself get shot first in order for the robot to record her confession.
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* DownerEnding: [[spoiler:Archer is shot by Veronica Deane and left face first in the pool, presumably dead]].
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* InsuranceFraud: Suspected in the last episode, Veronica reveals that Longwater is a series of multiple insurance frauds. When Archer suspected it to be a sex tap scandal, she responds that actually exists along with the disk.
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* InsuranceFraud: Suspected by Cyril in the last episode, Veronica reveals that Longwater is a series of multiple insurance frauds. When Archer suspected it to be a sex tap scandal, she responds that actually exists along with the disk.
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* RedHerringMole: Lana ends up being a victim of this, a prime suspect of Crane's murder, no thanks to Cheryl, Archer, or Shapiro. She was previously arrested on stalking charges and did committed assault when fighting Archer.
* RejectedApology: The cops dropped the charges on Lana near the end of the episode. Because she suspected heavy implications of racial profiling even after news of another suspect came to light (Malory "killing" a Krieger Bot), she didn't accept their apology.
* RejectedApology: The cops dropped the charges on Lana near the end of the episode. Because she suspected heavy implications of racial profiling even after news of another suspect came to light (Malory "killing" a Krieger Bot), she didn't accept their apology.
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* RedHerringMole: Lana ends up being a victim of this, a prime suspect of Crane's murder, no thanks to Cheryl, Archer, or Shapiro. She was previously arrested on stalking charges charges, and did committed assault when fighting Archer.
Archer didn't help matters at all.
* RejectedApology: The cops dropped the charges on Lana near the end of the episode. Because she suspected heavy implications of racial profiling even after news of another suspect came to light (Malory "killing" a KriegerBot), Bot, and then Archer shot), she didn't accept their apology.
* RejectedApology: The cops dropped the charges on Lana near the end of the episode. Because she suspected heavy implications of racial profiling even after news of another suspect came to light (Malory "killing" a Krieger
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* BookEnds: The start of the season shows Archer in the pool with gunshot wounds and presumably dead. This season finale reveals how that came to be.
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* TuringTest: Lampshaded throughout the episode with Krieger's robots. They work fine until their try to understand and fail, any concept of love, including [[spoiler: Archer's double.]]
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* InsaneTrollLogic: Archer used a Krieger bot in his own image to expose Veronica's plot. However, it boggles the mind why [[spoiler: he was the one shot first and end up in the pool ''before'' his double.]]
* InsuranceFraud: Suspected in the last episode, Veronica reveals that Longwater is a series of multiple insurance frauds. When Archer suspected it to be a sex tap scandal, she responds that actually exists along with the disk.
* ManipulativeBitch: Veronica is revealed to be the murderer of Ellis Crane and goes to great lengths to ensure Lana takes the fall. This includes getting Shapiro to place Lana's fingerprints on the gun that shot Crane.
* MomentKiller: What started as a possible marraige proposal at the end was interrupted with [[spoiler: Archer going haywire, revealing him to be a robot.]]
* RedHerringMole: Lana ends up being a victim of this, a prime suspect of Crane's murder, no thanks to Cheryl, Archer, or Shapiro. She was previously arrested on stalking charges and did committed assault when fighting Archer.
* RejectedApology: The cops dropped the charges on Lana near the end of the episode. Because she suspected heavy implications of racial profiling even after news of another suspect came to light (Malory "killing" a Krieger Bot), she didn't accept their apology.
* TuringTest: Lampshaded throughout the episode with Krieger's robots. They actually work fine until their try tounderstand understand, and fail, any concept conception of love, including [[spoiler: Archer's double.]]
* InsuranceFraud: Suspected in the last episode, Veronica reveals that Longwater is a series of multiple insurance frauds. When Archer suspected it to be a sex tap scandal, she responds that actually exists along with the disk.
* ManipulativeBitch: Veronica is revealed to be the murderer of Ellis Crane and goes to great lengths to ensure Lana takes the fall. This includes getting Shapiro to place Lana's fingerprints on the gun that shot Crane.
* MomentKiller: What started as a possible marraige proposal at the end was interrupted with [[spoiler: Archer going haywire, revealing him to be a robot.]]
* RedHerringMole: Lana ends up being a victim of this, a prime suspect of Crane's murder, no thanks to Cheryl, Archer, or Shapiro. She was previously arrested on stalking charges and did committed assault when fighting Archer.
* RejectedApology: The cops dropped the charges on Lana near the end of the episode. Because she suspected heavy implications of racial profiling even after news of another suspect came to light (Malory "killing" a Krieger Bot), she didn't accept their apology.
* TuringTest: Lampshaded throughout the episode with Krieger's robots. They actually work fine until their try to
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* HeroicSacrifice: In order to prove Veronica's guilt and get his companions off of suspicion of murder, Archer lets himself get shot in order for his robot double to record Veronica's confession.
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* HeroicSacrifice: In order to prove Veronica's guilt and get his companions off of suspicion of murder, Archer lets himself get shot in order for his robot double to record Veronica's confession.confession.
* TuringTest: Lampshaded throughout the episode with Krieger's robots. They work fine until their try to understand and fail, any concept of love, including [[spoiler: Archer's double.]]
* TuringTest: Lampshaded throughout the episode with Krieger's robots. They work fine until their try to understand and fail, any concept of love, including [[spoiler: Archer's double.]]
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* DownerEnding: [[spoiler:Archer is shot by Veronica Deane and left face first in the pool, presumably dead]].
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* BittersweetEnding: Archer manages to use his bionic doubleganger to freeze Veronica's assets and she will most likely be hunted down and arrested, but Archer had to let himself get shot first in order for the robot to record her confession.
* DownerEnding: [[spoiler:Archer is shot by Veronica Deane and left face first in the pool, presumablydead]].dead]].
* HeroicSacrifice: In order to prove Veronica's guilt and get his companions off of suspicion of murder, Archer lets himself get shot in order for his robot double to record Veronica's confession.
* DownerEnding: [[spoiler:Archer is shot by Veronica Deane and left face first in the pool, presumably
* HeroicSacrifice: In order to prove Veronica's guilt and get his companions off of suspicion of murder, Archer lets himself get shot in order for his robot double to record Veronica's confession.
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* BatmanGambit: Archer uses his cyborg copy that Krieger made in order to prove Veronica’s guilt of murdering Ellis Crane, [[HeroicSacrifice at the cost of her shooting him]].
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Things get even deadlier on the set of Deadly Velvet when someone turns up, you guessed it, dead.
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* DownerEnding: [[spoiler:Archer is shot by Veronica Deane and left face first in the pool, presumably dead]].
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