The addition of Natalie Dew's super-spy Zara to the FXX comedy's final season is exactly the shake-up the series…
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Cast
H. Jon Benjamin (Sterling Archer)Judy Greer (Cheryl Tunt)Amber Nash (Pam Poovey)Chris Parnell (Cyril Figgis)Aisha Tyler (Lana Kane)Jessica Walter (Malory Archer)Lucky Yates (Doctor Krieger)Adam Reed (Ray Gillette)Dave Willis (Barry Dillon)George Coe (Woodhouse)Tom Kane (Woodhouse)Z. Gillispie (IIA Assassin)Kayvan Novak (Fabian Kingsworth)Christian Slater (Slater)Maggie Wheeler (Trinette)Stephen Tobolowsky (Robert)Jeffrey Tambor (Len Drexler)Peter Newman (Maj. Nikolai Jackov)
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Creators
Tony Carbone, Rick Cleveland, Chris Provenzano, Matthew Rhys, Matt Thompson, Adam Reed, Shana Gohd, Miles Woods, Ben Hoffman, Mike Arnold, Casey Willis, Eric Sims, Mark Ganek, Shane Kosakowski, Mehar Sethi, Boswell Cocker, Kelly Galuska, Tesha Kondrat, Matt Roller, Asha Michelle Wilson, Alison Zeidman, Brittany Miller
Synopsis
Covert black ops and espionage take a back seat to zany personalities and relationships between secret agents and drones.
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