Time for The Intersect to freak out about this week’s spoilers. Jace at Televisionary got a sneak peek at Chuck vs. Santa Claus, and while some of the events of the episode as reported have me super-excited, others have me gnawing my fingernails in concern.
You’ve been overruled. We at the Intersect — and by we I’m actually referring to myself and my friends who are Chuck fans, not just myself, for once — have to respectfully disagree with your assessment of the following spoiler.
Chuck fans everywhere are feeling the lack of Anna Wu. I feel like we haven’t seen her since I dressed as her for Halloween, and I was starting to take it personally. (Okay, not really. Rarely does my endorsement of or affection for a character result in their demise. But I was pretty bummed.) Mitovich [...]
But you can read the first four pages of it here. Try not to spit anything on your computer when you get to Casey’s ridiculous underpants.
“My father always said a terrible nickname builds character.” Oh my god, I love the Awesomes in all their overbearing awesomeness. ♥
Poor Devon. Poor Ellie. Poor, poor Chuck.
I have been having the week from hell. Sore from a car accident which totalled my father’s vehicle (which we’d just had repaired; everyone was ultimately fine but I got to spend some quality time strapped to a backboard with a collar immobilising my neck) while my own trusty station wagon remains in the shop [...]
Spoilers, ho!
This promo for next week’s episode contains a clip — while brief and out of context — that gives me hope that Chuck’s not really the moron we saw in Chuck vs. the Fat Lady.
and if they’re not careful in post production, America could see them in 3D! Well, okay, not really. From Ausiello:
First, can I just say that it’s entirely too distracting to have a cast with such pretty eyes? I mean, let’s take a moment to appreciate a few sets of gorgeous, captivating eyes (belonging to gorgeous, captivating actors and gorgeous, captivating characters.)
Left to right, top before bottom, that’s Joshua Gomez, Vik Sahay, Zachary Levi, Julia [...]
