TV Review: CHUCK - SEASON TWO - 'Vs. The Lethal Weapon'

Aw poor Chuck (Zachary Levi).


I feel sorry for him on a variety of levels. Sure he’s got a huge crush on Sarah (Yvonne Strahovski) for two seasons and gotten nothing out of it other than watch her get involved with handsome, strapping agents that sweep her off her feet and giver her match in terms of sexiness and talent in agent form.

But what’s worse is he has to put on a relationship with Sarah that involves him having to have her sleep over at his place, attend dinners, go on fake dates and more with nothing to show for it. This sucks on two levels because one he can’t score with the chick he is digging and he can’t now go out and get some from another chick because he’s gotta put on this false front. So now he’s all frustrated on a variety of levels and has no release other than well … you know.

Poor Chuck.
That problem with Sarah became even more of an issue when Cole Barker (Jonathan Cake) decided to make another stop after escaping Fulcrum and indicating that he knew of an agent operating at – where else – but a party that Casey (Adam Baldwin) and Sarah needed to infiltrate and let Chuck flash on whoever the agent may be. And that agent was Robert Picardo (of STAR TREK VOYAGER fame) who helped to build the Intersect now in Chuck’s brain.