Nominations for the Awesome Awards for Excellence in Chuck Fan Fiction are open! Fan fiction is one of the ways fans got themselves through long hiatuses and uncertain renewal prospects, with the result being there is now a large body of Chuck fan fiction available for your enjoyment. There are plenty of fics to read on various other sites, but one of ... Read More »

Pinocchio is a wooden puppet fashioned by Geppetto whose most heartfelt wish is to some day become a real boy. Sarah Walker is a highly trained and competent spy fashioned by the CIA, and it is the heartfelt wish of many Chuck fans that she will some day become a real girl. The following is a list of five times ... Read More »

The winners are already polishing their virtual trophies in the 2009-2010 Awesome Awards for Excellence in Chuck Fanfiction. To find out who they are, watch the equally awesome video awards presentation below: Congratulations to all the participants and the winners and keep on writing! Read More »

Preliminary voting is now open for the Second Annual AWESOME Awards for Excellence in Chuck Fan Fiction Writing.  The voting will be held in two rounds, as set out in the thread titled FORUM ANNOUNCEMENT – Awesome Awards Voting Now Open. Please read this thread first before casting your balloting votes. And remember, if you haven’t already, you must first ... Read More »

Now that we’ve begun the summer hiatus (also known as the Chuck waiting period), fans may be wondering what to do with all their spare time. Enter the Win a Pair of Chucks Contest? Check. Re-watch your favorite Chuck podcasts? Check. Eat a Subway Footlong or breakfast sandwich? Check. Fill out the Chuck Fan Survey 2.0? Check. Re-watch Season 3? ... Read More »

As an international fan of NBC’s Chuck, I’m generally at a loss when it comes to helping support the show. Does it matter whether I watch live through my local carrier of CityTV or two hours earlier via the NBC affiliate WGRZ in Buffalo?* Does Subway Canada care that I eat their products in the name of a television show ... Read More »

It would be easy to mistake the character of Colonel John Casey for a cardboard cutout. He grunts. He makes sarcastic remarks. He follows orders. As for thinking outside the box, Casey doesn’t even seem aware that there is a box. And he likes it that way. But what has also struck me recently is how a character who is ... Read More »