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Chuck: Season 5, Episode 4Chuck Versus the Business Trip (18 Nov. 2011)Chuck and Sarah must stop an assassin after the Intersect at a Buy More convention. Jeff shows a new side to himself. Director:Allan Kroeker |
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Chuck and Sarah must stop an assassin after the Intersect at a Buy More convention. Jeff shows a new side to himself.
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Morgan Grimes: No. Shh. Casey, listen to me. We have the wrong person okay? The real Viper is a lady, and she's here - hunting us.
John Casey: [Looking at the monitor, and finding Viper] Northeast corner of the store. Get Alex to the broom closet! If you want to live, you're gonna take care of my daughter.
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(uncredited)
Written by Alphonsus Cassell
Performed by David Johansen
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The book that Jeff is reading is "Flowers for Algernon," which is about a mentally disabled man who undergoes treatment to greatly increase his intelligence. See more »Goofs
When the team is reviewing Viper's kill list, the word "Terminated" appears on Morgan under the premise that it is reflecting off of the TV screen. However, as it is a reflection, it should instead be a mirror image of the word. See more »Quotes
John Casey: [Casey gets a call from Morgan] I'm gonna rip your face off!Morgan Grimes: No. Shh. Casey, listen to me. We have the wrong person okay? The real Viper is a lady, and she's here - hunting us.
John Casey: [Looking at the monitor, and finding Viper] Northeast corner of the store. Get Alex to the broom closet! If you want to live, you're gonna take care of my daughter.
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"Hot Hot Hot"(uncredited)
Written by Alphonsus Cassell
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A classic example of why the show has so many die-hard fans (literally... I love Die Hard). The cult references make for hilarity, especially in the hands of a group of characters with such wildly different tastes, knowledge of popular culture. The action scenes are well crafted in this episode, taking their time to climax, with complexity to the investigation by our spies and twists that lead to cliffhangers... Why 10? 1. Jeff's rebirth is a brilliantly refreshing turn for the Buy More side of the plot; the whole dynamic within the store has irrevocably changed for the better. 2. Chuck's facial expressions when in shock, any other situation. 3. Sarah and Casey's continued confusion whenever popular culture is referenced.
Chuck needs to do little more than the status quo to have me bawling and wanting more and as such I may be blind to any weaknesses in the show, but frankly, if you're reading this, so are you.