I know I'm getting technical here but magician/illusionist wasn't Gob Bluth's profession. He never got paid for any of it (which is the definition of a profession.) He just did it... very badly.
Hey, he was a founding member of the Magician's Alliance. That definitely counts. Maybe getaway driver and bee keeper could be added as additional answers now...
A missed opportunity to put in George Costanza. Accepted answers could include architect, latex salesman, hand model, and of course, importer/exporter.
No one else has said it yet, so I'll do it. Geoffrey can't have been a butler because a butler is in charge of the male servants. The Banks' didn't have any other servants, so Geoffrey was just a domestic worker. Of course, his last name was Butler, so that's something.
I disagree. It should be noticed. There's been plenty of great female characters on TV, as there have been many noteworthy women in most fields that become quizzes on JetPunk. Acknowledging more of them wouldn't hurt (and wouldn't require any additional effort).
Sterling Archer I tried a BUNCH of different answers that are actually correct and spy was not one of them. I typed in Agent for example and had it as an answer for Ari Gold. Tried Secret Agent, CIA, PI, Private Investigator...
Teacher should be accepted for Skinner too. He is still a Teacher by profession, even if most of his Job include administrative work. He is also in the category Teachers in the Simpsons-Fandom-Wiki.
Has he ever been seen teaching on the show? Maybe in flashbacks? (But even if he did, it shouldn't be added as an acceptable answer. It's like accepting waiter for Joey because he worked at Central Perk for a few episodes. He's an actor, and Skinner is a principal.)
Just spy huh? ;)