Archer/Bob's Burgers connection

Several connections exist between the FX series Archer and the FOX series Bob's Burgers, the most obvious of which being the Archer Season 4 premiere, "Fugue and Riffs." In it, the restaurant itself is featured along with the primary members of the Belcher family as more realistically stylized "Archer versions" with an amnesiac Sterling Archer as Bob Belcher. Both series are also produced by 20th Television and are owned by 20th Century Studios (The Walt Disney Company).
This page is intended to document anything and everything that directly relates to both series in as much detail as possible.
==Common cast==
Actor 	Archer Character 	Bob's Burgers Character
H. Jon Benjamin 	Sterling Archer 	Bob Belcher, various
Eugene Mirman 	Cecil Tunt/VanderTunt 	Gene Belcher
Kristen Schaal 	Tiffy 	Louise Belcher
John Roberts 	Linda Belcher 	Linda Belcher, various
Larry Murphy 	Frank 	Teddy, various
Chris Parnell 	Cyril Figgis 	Warren Fitzgerald
Robert Ben Garant 	Rudy 	Torpedo Jones, Critter
Thomas Lennon 	Charles 	Chuck Charles, Kenny
Jack McBrayer 	Randy Gillette 	Marbles, Kevin, Leslie
Jon Hamm 	Captain Murphy 	Talking Toilet
Fred Armisen 	Gustavo Calderon 	Tommy Jaronda
Gary Cole 	Agent Holly 	Sergeant Bosco
Rob Huebel 	Patrick "Crash" McCaren 	Prince of Persuasia, various
Kumail Nanjiani 	Farooq Ashkani 	Skip Marooch
Patton Oswalt 	Alan Shapiro 	Moody Foodie
Keegan-Michael Key	Detective Diedrich 	Various
Jon Glaser 	Whitney 	Jairo
Jon Daly 	Richard "Ivy" Stratton IV	Sasha
==Archer versions==
The following is a visual comparison of the Archer versions of the Belcher Family (and assorted landmarks) alongside their original counterparts:
===Bob===
===Linda===
===Tina===
===Gene===
===Louise===
===Bob's Burgers===
===It's Your Funeral Home & Crematorium===
===Burger of the Day===
===Store Next Door===
=== Jimmy Pesto's Pizzeria ===
==Trivia==
*The crossover episode, Fugue and Riffs, is a tribute to the 2005 American crime thriller A History of Violence.
**While the whole Belcher family appeared in the episode, only John Roberts voiced his respective character as Linda Belcher in the episode. None of the children had lines in the episode (though Kristen Schaal and Eugene Mirman would voice different characters in the two part Season 4 finale of Archer, "Sea Tunt").
*Lana mentions that Bob's Burgers is in the vicinity of New York City (where ISIS headquarters is located), though this is not necessarily true in the official continuity.
*Two of the running gags from Bob's Burgers are used in the crossover episode: a Burger of the Day, or rather "Week" in this case, is shown and mentioned (Archer thinks up a second burger later in the episode); instead of a Pest Control or Exterminator "Truck," the KGB agents' vehicle is shown as they are there to "exterminate" Archer.
*In the Family Guy episode "Guy, Robot", Carl, a character voiced by H. Jon Benjamin, does impressions of both Bob Belcher and Sterling Archer in a stand up comedy routine, the joke being that their voices are all nearly identical to each other.
*In 2017, animator Simon Chong created a crossover where the main characters from Archer were depicted as Bob's Burgers characters visiting the restaurant using his own animation along with edited animation from Bob's Burgers episodes and audio from both series. The resulting viral success of the crossover led to Chong receiving a job offer from Bob's Burgers creator Loren Bouchard which he later accepted and is currently a director on the show.http://aplus.com/a/archer-bobs-burgers-crossover-video?no_monetization=truehttps://twitter.com/chongster62/status/895261677628928000
==Media==
ARCHER S4 E1 Opening Scene
Archer Bob's Burgers - "I Had Something For This Burger"|Simon Chong's crossover, "I Had Something For This Burger."
==References==
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