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action or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in /home4/nicegir6/public_html/chucktv.net/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6114Jace (aka the Televisionary) has an advance review of the next three episodes of Chuck<\/strong>. Sounds like we’re in for a wild ride!<\/p>\n I’ve always been enamored of NBC’s action\/comedy hybrid series Chuck<\/span>, with its winning blend of espionage, romance, and workplace humor, yet I’ve always felt that the series stopped just short of reaching its full potential.<\/p>\n No longer. Having seen the next three episodes of Chuck<\/span>, starting with next week’s superlative sweeps-fueled installment (easily the very best of the series to date), force both the series Chuck<\/span> and the character Chuck Bartowski to strive for something more: to be the very best that they can be.<\/p>\n In the more than capable hands of writer Zev Borow, next week’s installment (“Chuck Versus the Ex”) delivers a dazzling display of just what the series is truly capable of, as it forces Chuck to take a more active role in a mission with a very personal connection (namely, ex-girlfriend Jill), introduces a character referenced many times yet heretofore unseen (again, Jill, played with panache by Jordana Brewster), and sets up a fantastic three-episode story arc that tweaks the overarching mythology of Chuck<\/span> and makes us question a plot point that we’ve taken for granted since the pilot episode.<\/p>\n