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The Government wants to verify the secrets are inside Chuck's head. So they send a doctor who programmed the Intersect system to examine Chuck. When the doctor's car explodes. There's evidence one of the agencies was involved, leaving Chuck unsure whom to trust. Written by
Jesse Sanchez
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In the second episode, Chuck is being tested by Dr. Zarnow in the Entertainment Room in the Buy More. Chuck sees some images of some airplanes and then quickly says: "Oceanic Flight 815 was shot down by Surface-to-Air..."(dialogue is cut off). Oceanic Flight 815 is the Flight Number of the plane that crashed on the TV show
Lost.
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Goofs
As Sarah is escaping the premises in the pilot, Ninja suit on, she is leaving the address at 1832-1850, as she leaves Ellie's after dinner she is at 1835-1837.
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Quotes
Chuck Bartowski:
Casey he's got Sarah, we've gotta save her!
John Casey:
Brilliant deduction.
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Connections
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Trainspotting (1996)
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Soundtracks
"Don't Make Me A Target"
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Spoon
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With this, the second episode of "Chuck", the title character tries to keep a normal facade despite his now-frequent computer images planted in his brain. Agent Sarah now works at the Weinerlicious fast-food place next door in order to keep tabs on him. Agent John from another agency not associated with Sarah, now a co-worker with Chuck and his friend Morgan at Buy More, constantly warns him to stay away from her. A scientist contacted by both agents offers to examine Chuck's brain and later agrees to remove those images. As the doctor eventually drives away, an explosion happens...I'll stop right there and mention that the continuity from last week seemed almost seamless. I liked most everything that happened this episode like when a lot of young boys suddenly check into Weinerlicious to check out Sarah or the fights between her and John. And to see Ellie's boyfriend "Captain Awesome" get a first name, Devon. And how about Chuck's handling the helicopter finale! Many good stuff here though I found the dinner scene a little uncomfortable and perhaps too contrived for my tastes. And next week should be even more exciting with Chuck on his first official assignment. Hope the ratings are strong enough for NBC to keep "Chuck" going for the entire season.