Chuck "Chuck Versus The Suburbs" Talkback (Spoilers)

[The Penguin]

After a week off, tonight's Chuck is back to 2-D, but should be as fun as ever!


http://library.toonzone.net/talkbacks/nbc.jpghttp://library.toonzone.net/talkbacks/chuck.jpg"Chuck Versus The Suburbs"
Monday, February 16, 2009 @ 8 p.m. ET/7 CT on NBC
Chuck and Sarah move to the suburbs to uncover a Fulcrum plot; Andy Richter and Jenny McCarthy guest star.

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[The Penguin]

The suburb stuff that was a part of this episode was hilarious! I love Chuck arriving with everyone waving to him and in some respects he seemed to get into it. The idea of an entire Fulcrum neighborhood/hideout is not something I expected. Every time we learn more about this group I find myself more and more surprised at how big they are and how far their reach is.

This crew of agents won't be bothering Chuck or anyone else for a while though after Casey zapped them with all that information. I don't know if it's a bad thing or a good thing for Chuck that he has all the Fulcrum information in his head now. Can it corrupt him somehow or will this just give the ability to identify any of their agents? Hopefully that is dealt with in future episodes, we need an answer for this.

I usually enjoy the zany trouble at the Buy More, but I was bored with it this week. I like Big Mike, but his minions trying to find him a woman wasn't very interesting and I'm not all that excited to see more of Morgan's mom.

[RonDrakenfan17]

I loved the episode. Very funny/sweet yah. I loved seeing Chuck be all spyish, he really is getting better and better each episode :D

[Old Guy]

I just saw the episode on Hulu. This was definitely the best episode of the season and the best episode since Chuck Versus the Nemesis. The suburbia stuff was hilarious! The scene with Chuck running out of the house and the entire neighborhood watching had me almost falling off the chair laughing. Oh, and Big Mike dating Morgan's mom was thumps up as well. Now...for the serious stuff. We're only half way through season two and the stakes are rising. I wouldn't be surprised if by season 3, Chuck and his family and friends have to go into hiding. Chuck is now the most wanted spy in the world. He has the secrets of both the good AND bad guys.

[Crash]

Hm. Chuck having the Fulcrum intersect-knowledge should open up a few options.... But about his neighbors....After an introduction that was that over-the-top, I knew something wasn't right. A Hot Fuzz-type scenerio was as logical as any...

The bit at the end with Morgan's mom was funny. As was Chuck's casual reaction to Big Mike's unease. But the laugh-out-loud moment of the episode had to be Casey's valentine celebration. I laughed more than I should have at that one...

[Old Guy]

But about his neighbors....After an introduction that was that over-the-top, I knew something wasn't right. A Hot Fuzz-type scenerio was as logical as any...

I loved the creepy stare during the kitchen scene.

[RonDrakenfan17]

I loved the creepy stare during the kitchen scene.

Yah the way they did that was pretty cool. Though I have to say I loved the scenes of how they captured Sarah and Casey, the music was extremlly good in those the way the caught Chuck. I really want this show to get a third season, its so good :sweat:

[Old Guy]

I loved the scenes of how they captured Sarah and Casey, the music was extremlly good in those the way the caught Chuck.

I know! I was literally sitting there with my heart pounding! Good music, man.

[The Penguin]

Speaking of the music, I also thought that the song as Chuck arrived in suburbia was perfect for that moment. I believe it was "Once in a Lifetime" by Talking Heads.