Last month, show mastermind Adam Reed had a few words for The Daily Beast regarding the upcoming sixth season of Archer, which will allegedly work to unreboot the series following 2013s Archer Vice tangent. Last years outing saw a huge shift in the shows structural dynamics, as the ISIS agents wed come to know and love (well, tolerate) suddenly found their unsanctioned espionage business busted by the FBI. The twelve episodes which followed season premiere White Elephant found the former spy experts dabbling in the murky business of drug-smuggling, attempting to draw a huge score from a literal tonne of cocaine which had been stored in the ISIS vaults under questionable circumstances. Now, it appears that the creative team are going back to Archer basics for Season 6, though Reed has disclosed that this wont be an it-was-all-a-dream scenario. Indeed, there will be repercussions from the debauchery invoked in Vice; news which is sure to whet the appetites of many viewers, seeing as the dramatic final half-hour left us with a host of questions to speculate over. The new season wont be hitting television screens until 2015, but until then, there's plenty to mull over regarding the future of Team ISIS. For anybody not yet fully caught up with the events of Vice, there are spoilers ahead...
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