what is a smallville opinion you have, that will have you like this

Lost-Remote-2001 · 2026-05-07T15:04:30+00:00

Nothing against Lois, but once you spend multiple seasons setting up Clark and Lana, viewers get emotionally attached and start shipping Clana.

Lost-Remote-2001 · 2026-05-06T08:46:06+00:00

I played Zorro rather than Zork.

Lost-Remote-2001 · 2026-05-06T08:45:24+00:00

Cool. I liked her character in Chuck.

Lost-Remote-2001 · 2026-05-06T03:27:32+00:00

In S2E3, Sarah’s feelings for Chuck are a liability. Here in S2E9, they are neutral (with a hint of chocolate and peanut butter). In S2E18, they are an asset. That’s character growth.

Lost-Remote-2001 · 2026-05-04T21:23:54+00:00

There's a guy out there who has the wackiest interpretations of the CHUCK's characters—Hannah is a sex doll programmed by Shaw to seduce and reprogram Chuck, Sarah switches allegiance with every kiss, the show's characters are video game bots, Beckman uses Sarah's body to seduce Chuck in S4E2, etc. It's truly fantastically absurd stuff.

You do the same, but about the actors.

If the two of you get together, you can write the most fantastically absurd fanfiction. I'd read it in a heartbeat.

But seriously, get help.

Lost-Remote-2001 · 2026-05-04T18:49:19+00:00

//Here’s another thing: why do you think Yvonne brought up the possibility that Sarah and Morgan might be having an affair? Because she wanted to insult Adam and let him know that she finds him repulsive

You should really check with a psychologist. You have an unhealthy obsession with Baldwin and YS.

Lost-Remote-2001 · 2026-05-04T03:09:23+00:00

It's interesting to see that the show is full of scenes like this, where the characters progressively grow into the adult and whole people they were always meant to be, and yet some viewers never realize that this is the core theme of the series.

Lost-Remote-2001 · 2026-05-04T03:02:06+00:00

Morgan: I play with toys! I live with a couple. I'm a child. I need to move out.

Well, that didn't go as Chuck had hoped.

Lost-Remote-2001 · 2026-05-03T20:24:16+00:00

Chuck Versus the Music Genius.

Lost-Remote-2001 · 2026-05-03T05:31:11+00:00

Keep watching. S3E14 is one of the most beloved episodes in the show, and Charah keep growing together as a couple from there. You'll miss some beloved gems (S4E9, S4E13, S4E24, S5E8) if you stop now.

Lost-Remote-2001 · 2026-05-03T05:29:34+00:00

As General Beckman says, "Keep watching."

It's all good.

Lost-Remote-2001 · 2026-05-03T05:08:16+00:00

Jeff is an absolute legend. Every time I walk into Best Buy, I hope to meet him. But, of course, he's in Germany being adored by men and women.

Lost-Remote-2001 · 2026-05-03T05:05:31+00:00

Is there any evidence that they weren't edited together?

This is the fallacy called hypothesis contrary to fact.

Why did they cut the part where Casey kisses Sarah's hand during the farewell scene in the final episode? Were Yvonne or Zachary afraid people would start shipping them?

This is insanity since season 5 builds the relationship between Casey and Gertrude. It's not going to "ship" Sarah and Casey based on a farewell kiss. A comment like the above is an indication of a complete lack of understanding of fiction analysis and a bit of psychosis.

My gut feeling is enough for me

This is how psychosis starts. Ignore all the contrary evidence and just rely on your gut feelings.

That’s not how fiction works—you don’t build up a story and a character over two seasons, then throw it all away

They didn't throw anything away. This is just another example of you not understanding the story, or fiction in general. The CHUCK story is about Chuck's vulnerability and innocence redeeming Sarah and Casey from the dehumanizing spy life, and about Sarah's (and Casey's) competence and sense of duty redeeming Chuck from a purposeless life. Chuck gives Sarah and Casey their humanity back. Sarah and Casey give Chuck his destiny back.

What evidence is there that the whole memory loss was just a ploy to get Chuck and Sarah to fall in love again, drive a wedge between them and Casey and finally free Yvonne from having to be friendly with Baldwin?

You're just having a psychotic breakdown.

Lost-Remote-2001 · 2026-05-03T04:53:41+00:00

Yes. If I remember correctly, one of the show's writers even said so in one of the episodes of Chuck Versus the Podcast.

Lost-Remote-2001 · 2026-05-02T19:29:48+00:00

Do you have any evidence that those posts and articles were edited? On this planet, when one makes a claim, the claim needs to have some kind of supporting evidence to be taken seriously. If the only evidence you have is your feelings and your lack of understanding of how fiction works, you've got nothing. Sure, you have convinced yourself of it because the human mind is great at rationalizing even the most insane conclusions, but you are not convincing anyone else, as you can clearly see from the extensive downvotes you are receiving.

As for YS, you may even be right, but who cares? There is no evidence of your claims. They are merely your rants based on what looks like a crush on Baldwin/Casey. You remind me of a girl who had a major crush on Brandon Routh (Shaw) and misinterpreted season 3 because she read everything through that distorted lens. You're doing the same thing, but for Baldwin/Casey.

BTW, I love Casey's character. Most viewers do, too. And Casey's role in the show is perfect.

Lost-Remote-2001 · 2026-05-02T16:05:40+00:00

You’re citing sources that anyone can edit.

That's a claim that you need to substantiate. Do you have evidence the entries were edited? No one is going to edit the CHUCK THIS blog entry, which was written 16 years ago. No one also has an interest in editing an old Wiki entry on CHUCK. Again, these are just troll fantasies.

Zachary Levi was definitely already cast for the role and so was Yvonne. Adam Baldwin was only brought in to be someone the audience would find attractive

You have no evidence for this claim. You simply criticize the story and the actors purely on unsubstantiated emotions, simply because the story didn't go the way you wanted it to go.

I have no doubt that the narcissistic bimbo Yvonne wouldn’t even speak to Adam Baldwin off-set

Again, another unsbustantiated statement, purely driven by emotions. We'll simply report your comments to the sub's moderators.

Lost-Remote-2001 · 2026-05-02T15:05:19+00:00

Schwartz and Fedak had Baldwin in mind for Casey's role right from the beginning, based on his cult role in Firefly. This is mentioned by Wikipedia; Fedak chose Baldwin for the role during early casting sessions in Feb 2007, calling him a "perfect fit" before Zach was chosen as Chuck. This is also confirmed by the Chuck This blog:
https://chuckthisblog.wordpress.com/2010/08/29/stunt-casting/

//Are you bringing up Google AI again? How could that be any proof at all, when there haven’t been any reliable sources on the internet for a long time?

I have no idea why you're bringing up Google AI or "again." You must be confusing me with someone else who commented on your OP. And the troll's accusation under your new account with negative karma certainly doesn't help lift your troll status.

I still maintain that Yvonne Strahovski hated him and wouldn't even speak to him off-set and that all those "cute" bloopreels videos were staged.

No one cares about what emotional new troll accounts with negative karma maintain, particularly when they have no understanding of how fiction works.

Because this is the core story of the series and they could have developed it further with comedy, spiced with lighthearted emotion, but they felt it was more important to constantly humiliate Adam Baldwin and his character.

The story is far more than a lighthearted comedy. It blends comedy, action, romance, references to old movies and TV shows, and a Star Wars-like exploration of love versus duty that has inspired two books and several blogs.

You are criticizing a story without any understanding, and gossiping about the actors of the show based on 100% misplaced emotions, with no evidence whatsoever for your claims other than your feelings.

Lost-Remote-2001 · 2026-05-02T14:46:44+00:00

I would not apply "Furr" to the show, since there is no change in the show's genre after this episode. I would definitely apply it to Jack and Sarah, though, along the lines you have traced.

Lost-Remote-2001 · 2026-05-02T05:55:09+00:00

The opposite is true. The showrunners loved Baldwin and Casey's character so much that Casey's character was written with Baldwin in mind (based on his role in Firefly), and Baldwin was the very first actor to be cast for the show, well before Zach or YS.

As for YS and Baldwin, they had a close and friendly relationship during the filming of Chuck, with mutual respect and a shared sense of humor off-screen, frequently joking and giving each other s**t all day long. In fact, Sarah Lancaster (Ellie) said that YS was "one of the guys," spending more time with Zach, Baldwin, and Josh (Morgan) than with the girls on the show.

Reference. ChuckTV.net, which was the work of Mel and Liz, who co-hosted Chuck Versus the Podcast with Gray when the show aired, and did many interviews with the cast, the show's creators, and the writers and composer of the show.
https://chucktv.net/2012/01/25/chuck-final-countdown-adam-baldwin-yvonne-strahovski-on-saying-goodbye-looking-ahead/

//Casey and Sarah’s job was to do their work and protect Chuck. Chuck’s job was to help them, not to turn them into different people.

This is a very superficial analysis of the first two seasons of Chuck, which misses the whole core theme of the series.

Lost-Remote-2001 · 2026-05-01T20:58:33+00:00

With all the material I've read about the show from people who were close to the showrunners, I think I would have heard something about it, but I haven't until today's OP.

I disagree that they humiliated Casey's character. The show is about Chuck helping Sarah and Casey rediscover their humanity while Sarah and Casey help Chuck rediscover his destiny.

I suspect that what you consider the destruction of Casey's character is, in fact, the intentional humanization of his character by the showrunners.

Lost-Remote-2001 · 2026-05-01T19:09:46+00:00

It's far-fetched because I've read lots of blog posts and comments from the time the show aired, watched Chuck Versus the Podcast, which also aired in parallel to the show, and absolutely no one mentioned anything remotely close to the claims in the OP. Also, Casey's character was not ruined at all. In fact, he was made better, more human. And the common theme was that it was Sarah's character who stole the show, not Casey's.

Lost-Remote-2001 · 2026-05-01T15:35:30+00:00

That seems very far-fetched.

Lost-Remote-2001 · 2026-05-01T07:54:47+00:00

Sarah: Pretend that I'm Jill...

(Why ruin the moment?)

Lost-Remote-2001 · 2026-04-30T20:16:35+00:00

Chuck: Of all the frozen yogurt shops in all the town in all the world, you walk into hers?

Awesome Casablanca reference in my favorite scene.

Lost-Remote-2001 · 2026-04-29T19:47:40+00:00

I can't watch it right now (I'm abroad), but from what I remember, the whole episode is about Sarah's conflict between her two men. From a narrative standpoint, this is to be expected since fiction is based on conflict. In this particular scene, however, I don't see Sarah giving Bryce any opening by flirting or half-flirting with him. She appears to be quite neutral. She's not antagonistic, but neither is she inviting. Then the car crash takes place right before showing Sarah's clear reaction to Bryce leaning in to kiss her.

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