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Comic Con 2010 is just around the corner, and we’re ready! Mel & Liz will be in the press room to host our 3rd annual Comic Con Chuck report, and also a meet-up for Chuck fans.
In our news roundup, hear about a cornucopia of award-related news, a super connection for Zac, international air dates, and more. We round it out with some enlightening listener questions and some encouraging spoilers.
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Really appreciate you keeping us up to date–Hopefully F&S will leaves us with an upper instead of a downer like last year—I only rewatch episodes 9 and 12 thru 19 of season 3. I will do the same with the dvd’s when they come in around September. I hope C&S stay together–it leaves so much more time for the adventure and comedy. Episode 14 is probably my Chuck favorite the last few scenes with Chuck and Sarah together listening to music are really sweet (I cannot believe I said that word!) and she even has boxers on. Sarah surprised me with her ability to deliver comdedy-her Texas accent is absurd-but really funny.
Great podcast as always, but I cant wait for next week and for Chuck to start filming so that the podcasts can be a bit longer again.
BTW, the little guy falling out of Chucks nose is indeed kinda gross.
And I was thinking, perhaps they dont need to change the opening credits, because the credits are kind of telling a story, and the story began when Chuck was working as a nerd herder, so they could maintain the credits because they show where it all began.
If they wanted to show it is indeed a different moment now, perhaps they could mix some images from the show. I found a (very raw but nice) fan version of the opening credits that illustrate this option. Check it out: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fvAmx-uY1As&feature=related
Haha, never really paid attention to the little guy vs the nose. . .
Don’t forget that Chuck did download the intersect 0.? at a young age so that could’ve been helpful in Chuck going to Stanford. But I’m sure that Ellie had a lot to do with Chuck’s success as well.