TV Review: Chuck Season 56/12/2021 Written by: Kevin Berge  It feels like saying goodbye to Chuck all over again. Welp, I guess I'll have to start watching again from the first episode. (Image Courtesy of: worldie.com) Quick Take: Chuck Season 5 is still a fun enough experience, but it does not wrap up the series with the care and attention the show promised with its early season finales. It is a forgettable mishmash of ideas that mostly serves to give fans a few more episodes with these characters.
TV Review: Chuck Season 46/5/2021 Written by: Kevin Berge  Somehow, through it all, the Buy More idiots still live in this dangerous spy world. (Image Courtesy of: whatsong.org) Quick Take: Chuck Season 4 is solid throughout but never spectacular. Relying on big name actors, it does not lose the true heart of the show, but it cannot hit the same consistent highs of past seasons.
TV Review: Chuck Season 35/30/2021 Written by: Kevin Berge  Sure, he's a nerd, but now he also knows kung fu. (Image Courtesy of: alphacoders.com) Quick Take: Chuck Season 3 adds extra layers to the series that are mostly welcome, though it occasionally overcomplicates too many dynamics. It is the most dramatic the series has gotten so far, which is a blessing and a curse for the show.
TV Review: Chuck Season 25/22/2021 Written by: Kevin Berge  The dream team, the absolute best of the best, mostly because they're one complete human being and secret agent together. (Image Courtesy of: blu-ray.com) Quick Take: Chuck Season 2 is the quintessential season of the series that truly explores its central characters in a story that becomes a bombastic spy thriller in which the show has no fear changing everything for the sake of character growth.
TV Introduction: Chuck5/15/2021 Written by: Kevin Berge  He's the secret. She's the agent. You're the one in on it all. Are you excited yet? (Image Courtesy of: amazon.com) Quick Take: Chuck Season 1 is a concept in process. It is a fun comedy-drama that is equal parts ridiculous and emotional. The chemistry of the cast drives the show forward far more than its plot, which is still in the earliest stages of development.
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