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Why is "Archeville" classed as incorrect? It seems a better fit -- it 'looks' more like a fictional German Mad Scientist's name, what with the ARCH EVIL ("chief/principal evil") in there. "Archeville" is also the spelling listed on IMDB under Casey Kasem's bio, and is that one that's far more widely used (if Google stats are any indication). Also, what about the spelling "Arkavil," which I've also seen commonly used (for example, on all the Binaltech boxes)? Dr Archeville17:05, 24 September 2005 (UTC)[reply]
Very late reply, but - It's incorrect because the scripts of the episodes spell it "Arkeville," therefore that's the right spelling. - Chris McFeely March 28th 2006
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