I would go with the out-of-nowhere solution and say she was drugged by someone.  While I think it would have all the foreshadowing and hints that it would be some ominous, unseen person, it would more likely be something stupid that Pam or Archer inadvertently did. 

Of all the changes in the cast this season, the Wang-Cho guys are probably the best addition.  I still don't quite get what I am supposed to find funny about the Glaze and TB definitely didn't have as much of an odd history with Jon as Mike.  Still, the Wang-Cho guys barely contained boredom and disdain for Jon are…

That seems like a good enough reason to pick up the second season DVDs. 

Did anybody get a good look at Pam's back tattoo?  I caught the phrase Angel of Death but I don't think the whole thing has ever been shown. 

I think I have laughed more at other episodes, but I take the trade-off when the show does an epic plot so well.  I wouldn't want this to become the norm, but it was fitting for a finale. 

It would have been funny to have Archer mangle the text to force some comparison to Babo and the captain onto it, but they generally use literary references that make sense.  Either way, both that story and this one were awfully cool takes on mutinies. 

"Was that a ghost?"

What stops a guy who likes boobs from preferring Britta? 

She already has another show that isn't in danger of getting cancelled. 

Scientology is advertising on tv now?  I remember seeing ads for Dianetics, the founding text, in the late 90's, but I assumed that proselytizing through their actual beliefs would be a terrible idea. 

Even if they never get to that back story, it was easily the greatest way of describing being born a woman. 

Everyday I find out that the world is nothing like it is in Logan's Run and it never fails to disappoint me. 

"Girls that age who are still sleeping around often have baggage/serious issues." In theory maybe, but it is irrelevant since she is married and has a kid. 

Who wants a woman who is aging well?  A trainwreck in motion at twenty two is what all men dream of. 

I can't believe I left out Fringe.  A surprising number of Wire cast members showed in case-of-the-week episodes earlier in the series run.  Of course Andre Royo got a great run because, well, he did great work in such limited appearances. 

Can you really blame them?  As with Micheal Richard's talent for physical comedy, they really relied on those two to punch up any scene.  I would complain that integrating their talents into the material feels a lot less artful in the latter seasons, but I laugh every time anyway. 

I am also unaware of this 'Sienfeld' show….

Maybe I'm not looking in the right places, but I swear I haven't seen an Arby's since moving to Chicago two years ago.  I hadn't thought of it as a regional chain, but I don't remember the last time I saw one outside of a stop on the highway.  

I hate your teenage daughter but want to bone her anyway.  

The British cast members seem to have done much better for themselves.  McNulty and Stringer Bell are on BBC dramas and Carcetti is on Game of Thrones.  The American actors and, in particular, the ones plucked from obscurity in Baltimore are having a much tougher time.