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"Chuck" (2007)Original Air Date:
22 October 2007 (Season 1, Episode 5)Plot:
Chuck spots a Chinese spy in a restaurant. The agents want to find out why she's here in the US. Chuck goes on his first stake out, which is also a special occasion for his family. | add synopsisUser Comments:
Chuck Verses the Sizzling Shrimp is a very good episode of "Chuck" moreCast
(Episode Credited cast)| Zachary Levi | ... | Chuck Bartowski | |
| Yvonne Strahovski | ... | Sarah Walker | |
| Joshua Gomez | ... | Morgan Grimes | |
| Sarah Lancaster | ... | Ellie Bartowski | |
| Adam Baldwin | ... | John Casey | |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Ewan Chung | ... | Lee Cho | |
| Creagen Dow | ... | Teenage Boy | |
| Bonita Friedericy | ... | General Diane Beckman | |
| Jesse Heiman | ... | Fernando | |
| Rick Hoffman | ... | Agent Scary | |
| James Hong | ... | Ben Lo Pan | |
| Scott Krinsky | ... | Jeff | |
| Julia Ling | ... | Anna Wu | |
| Vik Sahay | ... | Lester Patel | |
| Victor Wolf | ... | Juan | |
| Gwendoline Yeo | ... | Mei-Ling Cho | |
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Continuity: After the limousine drives off, Mei-Ling is pointing two pistols at Chuck. The gun in her right hand has the slide locked back, a sign that it's out of ammunition. Her right finger is on the trigger. There's a cut to show Chuck, then a cut back to Mei-Ling: now, the slide is forward, and her right finger is straightened, pointing to the ejection port. Then there's a cut showing Mei-Ling from behind, with her finger back on the trigger. moreSoundtrack:
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As Chuck, sister Ellie, and Morgan go out on the town to a restaurant in Chinatown, Chuck sees an Asian woman that reveals to his computer brain that she plans to kill someone. Later, while Sarah and Casey try to stop her, Chuck sees the man that the woman plans to kill get out on his wheelchair. He helps him to his limousine just as that woman comes out and sees her tied-up brother taken to the trunk of the car. Chuck inadvertently allowed the villain to escape! He vows to help her get her brother back with reluctant assistance from Sarah and Casey. Meanwhile, Ellie wonders why Chuck doesn't show up for "October Mother's Day" (won't explain it here) and Morgan is desperate to keep his job at Buy More...Lots of references to classic movies with my favorite line being the Star Wars one: "Help me, Charles Bartowski, you're my only hope!" from Morgan. The wheelchair man named Lo Pan also appeared in Big Trouble in Little China with that name. Loved the way Morgan got some good scenes like when he seemed to help a beautiful lady customer who in turn offered her number then asked for it back when his fellow Buy More workers embarrassed him by saying not-so-good things about him. Or the one when he and Ellie bonded over Chuck's absences. And then there's the Buy More manager who, since Morgan's the Hispanic employee, says, "If you had quit, Afirmative Action would have been all over me." This is the most smoothly run episode of "Chuck" yet! Hope the ratings are good enough for NBC to give this series a full-season pickup...