fatpat268
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Yay for Chucks reading material of "A game of Thrones" at the start.![]()
Heh, I think a lot of people (including me) are trying to finish at least the first book before the HBO adaptation comes out.
Yay for Chucks reading material of "A game of Thrones" at the start.![]()
thought yesterday's episode was pretty entertaining
Casey talking about visiting some gun ranges while in Vegas for Chuck's bachelor party, only he's going to bring his own targets...
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hard to believe yesterday's episode was a coincidence but it had to be unless they were somehow able to edit that in there last minute, either way it was completely priceless to see, I just about spit my drink out
Dude, chuck is gonna fuck that chick up for that!
Awesome ep. I couldn't have called the ending (though I was wondering why she didn't hit someone else sooner, I couldn't have called who she did hit.)
I thought she was gonna kill his mom.
That being said, I would love to see some Sarah-Vivian girl on girl action![]()
But yea, Chuck suffers from a bad timeslot (competing with House and the CBS comedies) and a lack of advertising from the get go. Since Chuck is a serial, they had to build their viewer base from the beginning, and they never really did so.
OK, this is getting a bit ridiculous now. Now Morgan knows kung-fu?
Meh, you know they are going to remove the intersect from him and put it into chuck. My bet (if they aren't canceled) the next few episodes are going to focus on getting the intersect out of morgan.
All in all, I thought this episode was decent, though, holy cow, it felt like 15->20 minutes of tv show and 40 minutes of commercial. Thank goodness for dvr.
Chuck has been renewed for the next (final) season.
OK, this is getting a bit ridiculous now. Now Morgan knows kung-fu?
Next season is officially the last?
It didn't feel like a season finale...
Really? It felt like a series finale to me. Had they taken the last scene out, this very well could have been a good ending for chuck.
