Customer Reviews

Chuck Versus the First Date

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A glorious hour for techies and spy-fans. This is the show that glams geeks and makes us love Zach Levi. He plays it perfectly - not too straight, not too campy. I want to date him, upgrade pcs at the Buy More workbench with him, and kick the NSA and the bad guys outta town after chowing-down with pizza while gaming in the break room.

This season starts with Chuck learning that his services will not be needed - he is being replaced by a new Intersect machine. Casey (a personal favorite) becomes the "heavy" when he learns that his orders are to take-down the Intersect (Chuck). Our Geek Hero considers moving out to live on his own. SuperSarah stands by "her man" as only she can - kicking it up and out, Xena-style.

May be tough to top the First Season, but, Chuck fans, we're off to a Chuck-classic start!

Once again, Chuck is filled with lots of humor, excitement and some romance. A new season started off with a bang! Chuck is one of our "must see" shows every week.

This episode was awesome. I fell in love with this show last year. I love that it is not too serious. I hope this show is on for a long time.

I really enjoyed this episode, I haven't watched Chuck for a while but now after seeing it once again I definitely am going to start watching once more.

Loved the fact that they kept going back and forth between will he or won't he be killed since he has a "replacement" device. Of course Casey wasn't going to kill him.
However, it had so many ups and downs I did not know whether to be happy or disappointed. The fact that he could leave the Buy More, do other things, and in my opinion, I thought he was going to quit and become an official agent for CIA/NSA.
But then he ends up at Buy More, and it looks like we'll be in for maybe some of the same shticks that were in the last season, but seeing Chuck's new strain of ultra-confidence (LOVED THE CALL OF DUTY FAKE-OUT. BEST THING EVER!), they may take it beyond him being the 3rd wheel to him being some sort of leader, at least part-time.

I am optimistic and I am glad Chuck is back! And here to stay... :)

Chuck is a likeable enough hero and a likeable enough series. And while I love NBC giving this premiere episode up for free, I'd be a lot happier if my wife, who's deaf, could have enjoyed it, too. At this point, there's no reason -- none at all -- that online players can't include the closed caption feed, which is part of every new television broadcast. There are anywhere from 30 to 50 million people in the country with hearing loss, plus another 30 million people who use captions occasionally (those learning English, those watching at work, or in noisy environments). I have a big problem with Amazon's decision not to bother to include captions. It's just a case of laziness on management's point. And I object.