When Chuck is assigned an asset of his own to handle, it reminds him of when he was the asset and Sarah was his handler. Meanwhile, Morgan begins to suspect there’s more to Chuck’s odd behavior than he thought.

Oh Chuck, this is the kind of show I think you should be. Well played. Well played, indeed. Even the use of high profile guest actors didn’t detract from the perfect blend of emotional tension, humor and action — shaken, not stirred.
“Stone Cold” Steve Austin and Kristin Kreuk were on hand, and I was more [...]

Who do you call when Captain Awesome has been kidnapped by Angie Harmon? Apparently, Superman. Brandon Routh joined the cast of Chuck last night as part of “Operation: Bartowski,” and I immediately don’t know if I can completely trust him. He’s apparently in for at least four episodes, and probably more, so there’s definitely a [...]

Man, it feels like the new season of Chuck just started yesterday! Three hours of Chuck in two days is a lot. What’s even better is that yesterday’s Sunday night airing of Chuck earned the best ratings the show has seen since the 3-D episode that aired the day after the Super Bowl. With NBC [...]

Chuck is an emotional wreck of a human being, and in this two-episode premiere, he was put through the wringer … again. Luckily, he also chose to put Sarah through some turmoil of her own. In fact, both episodes were simply stuffed to the brim with pining and whining and wooing and cooing.
Luckily, Chuck has [...]

I think I may have found a Christmas classic for people who hate Christmas movies. It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia: A Very Sunny Christmas has been out on DVD and Blu-ray since November 17, but don’t worry — you can still buy it in time for Christmas! Maybe pop it in and gather around as [...]

Oh, there was a lot of bloodshed in this hour-and-a-half long season finale, but I’m referring to the blood of family as much as the literal kind. Before we get into that, I want to give credit to the writers and actors of Sons of Anarchy. The first season of this show was very “hit-or-miss,” [...]