Saying Goodbye to Chuck
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With a mixture of pride and awe I can tell you: Chuck was saved by sandwiches. And by the greatest, most passionate fans in the universe. What kept Chuck from being a runaway hit was the same thing that made those who loved it so committed: Knowing our precarious ratings situation, Scott advised: We were unabashed in our geekdom. A huge influence on Chuck was Fletch, so it was an honor to have Chevy Chase play one of our best bad guys.
Of course, there would be no Chuck without James Bond.
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The first Bond movie I was old enough to see in theaters? So imagine the pulse-pounding excitement we felt when Timothy Dalton signed on for a season. The list goes on, and we knew our fans would be as excited about all this as we were. And with every end comes a new beginning. On the last day of shooting Chuck , my daughter was born. In the finale, John Casey was wearing a World's Greatest Dad apron and scrubbing the kitchen floor that his roommate Morgan Grimes had dirtied "You really think I've changed?
Jeff is now disturbingly clean and sober, and Lester is As for Big Mike, he's still Big Mike, finally in on the spy secret, but completely unwilling to believe it and happy to continue to eat fresh at Subway. OK, so maybe not everyone changed -- but maybe some people didn't need to. Not that Zac and Yvonne didn't own the finale, but there were so many other great scenes for the rest of the cast, all of which paid tribute to the special bonds these characters shared and I'll briefly mention just a few of my favorite moments in the bullet-point list below.
And in terms of just plain old "Chuck"-tastic goodness, I just loved, loved, loved the Jeffster sequence at the concert hall. Not only did the band get to have one last big moment, one last scene of epic keytar greatness, but they also got to save the day. That's why that finale worked so well for me: It had all the goofy humor, the brisk action and the well-acted heart that this show brings to the table when it's at its best.
A really fun Jeffster scene, preceded by a Wienerlicious scene, featuring Chuck and Sarah going full badass? An embassy scene and Gen. Beckman invoking "old Casey"? Ellie telling Chuck that he's "aces" and Mama Bartowski flashing a firearm in front of her granddaughter? Zac and Yvonne doing some of their best work and that's saying something? How could I resist any of that?
Hot damn, I'm going to miss what this show did when it was really cooking with gas, which it was on its final Friday night. So here's where we left the "Chuck" characters: Chuck and Sarah were back together and falling in love again and presumably returning to Carmichael Industries, with Chuck re-Intersected ; Casey was turning down an espionage job in favor of reconnecting with his old flame, Gertrude Verbanski; Awesome, Ellie and baby Clara were moving to Chicago Ryan McPartlin's real hometown , a move I strongly approve of, because it's also my hometown; Gen.
Beckman was continuing to be an awesome leader of men and women; Jeff and Lester as German pop stars were freely indulging in "women Before going on that last mission to reconnect with Sarah, Chuck Bartowski once again turned off a beeping alarm clock and tried to figure out how he would deal with his day.
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But this time, he was surrounded by friends and family who knew his secret, knew his strengths and wouldn't let him give up on the girl of his dreams, the girl who, when the show began, was way, way out of his league. With the help and support of those who had changed him and whom he had changed, he got out of bed, got a plan together and eventually got the girl. And he even believed he deserved her. By the end, they deserved each other, in the best possible way. Also in the end, Morgan was right: I love that this fandom didn't just help save the show and it's worth reading NPR critic Linda Holmes on that subject you also put your collective power to work doing good in the world.
Four children will now get much-needed operations because of you. That is indisputably awesome. Tap here to turn on desktop notifications to get the news sent straight to you. Wasn't the answer Sarah got so much better than an upload from Intersect glasses? But you know what? I think that risk paid off, for a few reasons. Here is bullet list of some favorite or otherwise notable moments from the finale: Morgan and the Cloak of Invisibility were comedy gold.
I loved that in the final two episodes, they gave the cast these great little comedy bits and character moments. And Morgan finding an amazing Harry Potter artifact was delightful.
'Chuck': Saying goodbye
Morgan and Sarah got one little scene as well. Another great moment between two characters who haven't had many if any one-on-one, in-person moments together: Anything less will get you killed. I need old Casey. I need the Colonel. One of my favorite moments in the whole finale was the scene of Jeff and Lester corralling the Buy Moreans into an act of coordinating stalking that would have impressed or terrified the NSA. After years of being essential and amusing background players, several of my favorite employees actually got some dialogue, and the way Jeffster masterfully ran their intel-gathering operation was a thing of beauty.
When Sarah arrived at the Buy More, wasn't that a golden opportunity for one more slow-mo, fan-enhanced walk into the store?
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I suppose having Chuck nervously greet her was more appropriate, but I enjoyed how the hot-person-entering-the-Buy-More became a running joke on the show. Sarah have really left the Intersect glasses where Chuck could easily find them? Would Chuck really have let her have them just before Quinn shot him?
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Those things stopped me a bit in the finale, but you know, I'm going to let 'em go. A favorite line, thanks to the way Zac delivered it: At the risk of sounding like a broken record, Zac and Yvonne proved once again what versatile actors they are. Yvonne brought so much heart and ass-kicking awesomeness to the role of Sarah, and she could be dryly funny too. Zac always nailed the comedy, became convincing as an action star, and from Day One knew how to bring the heart. We got a few more scenes of the Giant Blonde She-Male being badass: Sarah's long leg coming out of that bag on the plane Kalinda on "The Good Wife" rightly gets a lot of attention for wearing sexy boots very well, but let's give it up for the woman who has been doing that -- and kicking so much bad-guy behind -- for five seasons ; Sarah taking out five guards at the DARPA facility; and finally.