Anyone else watching Chuck?

[athene]

I watch it, although we are a few episodes behind right now.

I spend most of my time while watching that show saying, "I love you Adam Baldwin".

[Zeek]

One episode behind right now, but this season is pretty hilarious IMO.  Granted the show is all fluff, but the characters are nailing their comedic timing.  Plus, like Athene said, Adam Baldwin.

[od0_ital]

Haven't seen an episode all season.  NBC.com doesn't have 'em all available, either...guess I'll wait for the DVDs.

- edit -

Looks like I was wrong - all of Chuck's second season episodes are available online at NBC.com.  Now that I'm caught up with Life, I'll have to catch up on Chuck next.

[od0_ital]

Just a heads up, Best Buy has Chuck - The Complete First Season on sale this week for $19.99.  The usual sticker price is $33.99.

[Zeek]

Heads up Chuck is supposed to be in 3D on Monday.  Check NBC's website for locations you can pick up your 3D glasses.  I got mine from Target today.  No one who works there had any clue what I was talking about.  It took a random customer overhearing me asking about them to finally find the darn things.  They were on the end of a valentine's candy aisle.  Makes sense, right? 

There were a ton of them in the box though.  So, go grab a pair if you want to see Chuck in 3D!   

[Zeek]

Heads up part 2.  As you may know Chuck is on the bubble for cancellation.  The lead actor Zachary Levi is trying to start a campaign to go to Subway tonight to show the sponsor that the fans support the show.

http://zachary-levi.com/2009/04/10/footlong-campaign-to-save-chuck/
That link has the jist of the plan.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uDtePZ1MFT0
This one shows how he started things off at a convention in the UK.  He seems like a pretty fun guy to hang out with.

[od0_ital]

Thanks for the link, Zeek.

I can't watch live tonight, no cable.  But I will be watchin' on NBC.com tomorrow night at work.

 

[Zeek]

You're welcome.

I'm going to go ahead and grab subway tonight and try to leave a comment if they have a comment box.  Seems like a brilliant way to campaign for a show.  Getting a sponsor in your corner probably carries a lot more weight then a bunch of postcards ever could.