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* ContinuityNod: Pam and Cheryl went through excruciating lengths to replicate the ISIS office before it was blown up that they even replicated ''Brent's bloodstain'' on the spot he died.
* EarnYourHappyEnding: Archer manages to call Sato's wife and the latter is implied to have reunited with her and their daughter after so long.

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* ContinuityNod: Pam and Cheryl went through excruciating lengths to replicate the ISIS office before it was blown up that they even replicated ''Brent's ''Brett's bloodstain'' on the spot he died.
* EarnYourHappyEnding: Archer manages to call Sato's wife wife, and the latter is implied to have reunited with her and their daughter after so long.



* SnapBack: Provided with painstaking detail by Pam and Cheryl's redecoration of the office. They even replaced the ''blood stain'' from where Brent was killed. Pam's also pudgy again, which she explains is because she kicked the cocaine habit and started binge eating to compensate.

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* SnapBack: Provided with painstaking detail by Pam and Cheryl's redecoration of the office. They even replaced the ''blood stain'' from where Brent Brett was killed. Pam's also pudgy again, which she explains is because she kicked the cocaine habit and started binge eating to compensate.

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* AgonyOfTheFeet: Sato lets Archer walk into a tiger trap and he takes a punji spike through the foot.

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* AgonyOfTheFeet: Sato lets Archer walk into a tiger trap and he takes a punji spike (covered in Sato's poop) through the foot.



* ContinuityNod: Pam and Cheryl went through excruciating lengths to replicate the ISIS office before it was blown up that they even replicated ''Brent's bloodstain'' on the spot he died.
* EarnYourHappyEnding: Archer manages to call Sato's wife and the latter is implied to have reunited with her and their daughter after so long.



* ForTheEvulz: Cheryl and Pam redecorate the office to look exactly as it was before it was blown up. Just to rub it in, they trick Malory into thinking it's a state of the art, gorgeous facility with the use of a hologram.

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* FormerlyFit: Pam is back to her old pudgy self because her therapist told her that she needed to go back to being fat to drop her cocaine addiction.
* ForTheEvulz: Cheryl and Pam redecorate the office to look exactly as it was before it was blown up.up (down to the very last detail like the stuck drawers and the ice-maker machine). Just to rub it in, they trick Malory into thinking it's a state of the art, gorgeous facility with the use of a hologram.



** Malory then learns that Archer planned the whole thing, because he's not a fan of change.



* OldSoldier: Sato appears to be pretty goddamn old. He still manages to give Archer a run for his money in hand-to-hand when they first meet. No to mention surviving alone on the island for [[AnachronismStew however long it's been since World War II]].

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* OldSoldier: Sato appears to be pretty goddamn old. He still manages to give Archer a run for his money in hand-to-hand when they first meet. No Not to mention surviving alone on the island for [[AnachronismStew however long it's been since World War II]].
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Archer is sent into the jungle to salvage a crashed plane and make contact with a Japanese World War II veteran. Malory visits the office after a multi-million dollar renovation from Cheryl and Pam, only to find that it looks exactly the same as it did before.

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Archer is sent into the jungle to salvage a crashed plane and make makes contact with a Japanese World War II veteran. Malory visits the office after a multi-million dollar renovation from Cheryl and Pam, only to find that it looks exactly the same as it did before.
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* InevitablyBrokenRule: Lana confronts Archer that if he has any hope of sharing responsibility of AJ with her, she would need to cover some ground rules. Archer points out that whatever these rule will be will more than lately be broken.

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* InevitablyBrokenRule: Lana confronts Archer that if he has any hope of sharing responsibility of AJ with her, she would need to cover some ground rules. Archer points out that whatever these rule will be rules are will more than lately likely be broken.
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* InevitablyBrokenRule: Lana confronts Archer that if he has any hope of sharing responsibility of AJ with her, she would need to cover some ground rules. Archer points out that whatever these rule will be will more than lately be broken.
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* PrivateMilitaryContractors: Though the main cast return to espionage work thanks to Malory last season, they are no longer under the ISIS agency's name since the shutdown after the FBI raid (as [obscured] logos are being moved or torn down). Instead, they are now contractors working for the CIA. Behind the scenes, the showrunners chose to drop the ISIS name to be DistancedFromCurrentEvents.

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* PrivateMilitaryContractors: Though the main cast return to espionage work thanks to Malory last season, they are no longer under the ISIS agency's name since the shutdown after the FBI raid (as [obscured] logos are seen being moved or torn down). Instead, they are now contractors working for the CIA. Behind the scenes, the showrunners chose to drop the ISIS name to be DistancedFromCurrentEvents.
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* PrivateMilitaryContractors: Though the main cast return to espionage work thanks to Malory last season, they are no longer under the ISIS agency's logo since the shutdown after the FBI raid (as said [obscured] logos are being moved or torn down). Instead, they are now contractors working for the CIA. Behind the scenes, the showrunners chose to drop the ISIS name to be DistancedFromCurrentEvents.

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* PrivateMilitaryContractors: Though the main cast return to espionage work thanks to Malory last season, they are no longer under the ISIS agency's logo name since the shutdown after the FBI raid (as said [obscured] logos are being moved or torn down). Instead, they are now contractors working for the CIA. Behind the scenes, the showrunners chose to drop the ISIS name to be DistancedFromCurrentEvents.
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* PrivateMilitaryContractors: Though the main cast return to espionage work thanks to Malory last season, they are no longer under the ISIS agency's logo (as said [obscured] logos are being moved or torn down). Instead, they are now contractors working for the CIA. Behind the scenes, the showrunners chose to drop the ISIS name to be DistancedFromCurrentEvents.

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* PrivateMilitaryContractors: Though the main cast return to espionage work thanks to Malory last season, they are no longer under the ISIS agency's logo since the shutdown after the FBI raid (as said [obscured] logos are being moved or torn down). Instead, they are now contractors working for the CIA. Behind the scenes, the showrunners chose to drop the ISIS name to be DistancedFromCurrentEvents.
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* PrivateMilitaryContractors: Though the main cast return to espionage work thanks to Malory last season, they are no longer under the ISIS agency's logo (as said [obscured] logos are being moved or torn down). Instead, they are now contractors working for the CIA. Behind the scenes, the showrunners chose to drop the ISIS name to be DistancedFromCurrentEvents.
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-->'''Ray:''' Why would you ''do'' this?!\\
'''Cheryl:''' (points to weeping Malory and giggles)
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* BilingualBonus: Sato's conversation with his wife is in fluent Japanese, and is just as emotional as it sounds.

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* BadassGrandpa: Sato appears to be pretty goddamn old. He still manages to give Archer a run for his money in hand-to-hand when they first meet. No to mention surviving alone on the island for [[AnachronismStew however long it's been since World War II]].


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* OldSoldier: Sato appears to be pretty goddamn old. He still manages to give Archer a run for his money in hand-to-hand when they first meet. No to mention surviving alone on the island for [[AnachronismStew however long it's been since World War II]].

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* BadassGrandpa: Sato appears to be pretty goddamn old. He still manages to give Archer a run for his money in hand-to-hand when they first meet.

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* BadassGrandpa: Sato appears to be pretty goddamn old. He still manages to give Archer a run for his money in hand-to-hand when they first meet. No to mention surviving alone on the island for [[AnachronismStew however long it's been since World War II]].
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* AgonyOfTheFeet: Sato lets Archer walk into a tiger trap and he takes a punji spike through the foot.
* BadassGrandpa: Sato appears to be pretty goddamn old. He still manages to give Archer a run for his money in hand-to-hand when they first meet.
* EnemyMine: For a certain value of "enemy," but Sato and Archer don't exactly get along until they wind up fighting the communist insurgents together.


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* IWantGrandkids: Toyed with. Apparently Lana using Archer's sperm was ''Malory's'' idea. She pushes Lana to rename Abbiejean to "Malory" as well.


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* TheRemnant: Sato. He was left behind when Japan surrendered.
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* Hypocrite: Archer spends the whole episode complaining that Lana made him a father without his knowledge or consent. While his point is valid, the hypocrisy comes in when you recall that he's spent every moment since he learned of the pregnancy trying to ingratiate himself in the baby's life. (Asking to be the godfather, proposing to Lana so the baby will have a father, learning about possible pregnancy complications, becoming certified as a doula, etc.)

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* Hypocrite: {{Hypocrite}}: Archer spends the whole episode complaining that Lana made him a father without his knowledge or consent. While his point is valid, the hypocrisy comes in when you recall that he's spent every moment since he learned of the pregnancy trying to ingratiate himself in the baby's life. (Asking to be the godfather, proposing to Lana so the baby will have a father, learning about possible pregnancy complications, becoming certified as a doula, etc.)
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* Hypocrite: Archer spends the whole episode complaining that Lana made him a father without his knowledge or consent. While his point is valid, the hypocrisy comes in when you recall that he's spent every moment since he learned of the pregnancy trying to ingratiate himself in the baby's life. (Asking to be the godfather, learning about possible pregnancy complications, becoming certified as a doula, etc.)

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* Hypocrite: Archer spends the whole episode complaining that Lana made him a father without his knowledge or consent. While his point is valid, the hypocrisy comes in when you recall that he's spent every moment since he learned of the pregnancy trying to ingratiate himself in the baby's life. (Asking to be the godfather, proposing to Lana so the baby will have a father, learning about possible pregnancy complications, becoming certified as a doula, etc.)
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* Hypocrite: Archer spends the whole episode complaining that Lana made him a father without his knowledge or consent. While his point is valid, the hypocrisy comes in when you recall that he's spent every moment since he learned of the pregnancy trying to ingratiate himself in the baby's life. (Asking to be the godfather, learning about possible pregnancy complications, becoming certified as a doula, etc.)
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* PetTheDog: Archer letting the Japanese soldier make contact with his family.
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* SnapBack: Provided with painstaking detail by Pam and Cheryl's redecoration of the office. They even replaced the ''blood stain'' from where Brent was killed. Pam's also pudgy again, which she explains is because she kicked the cocaine habit and started binge eating to compensate.
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* ForTheEvulz: Cheryl and Pam redecorate the office to look exactly as it was before it was blown up. Just to rub it in, they trick Malory into thinking it's a state of the art, gorgeous facility with the use of a hologram.
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Archer is sent into the jungle to salvage a crashed plane and make contact with a Japanese World War II veteran. Malory visits the office after a multi-million dollar renovation from Cheryl and Pam, only to find that it looks exactly the same as it did before.

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* MomentKiller: The extraction team interrupts Sato's reunion phone call with his family. Archer gives them a spray of bullets for their rudeness.

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