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Episode Information |
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| Title: | Chuck Versus the Fat Lady |
| Episode #: | 02x07 |
| Production Number: | 3T7257 |
| Original Airdate: | Monday November 17th, 2008 |
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 UK (Virgin 1) |
Jul 21, 2009 |
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Episode Summary |
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Chuck, Sarah and Casey are investigating the CIA for corrupt agents. Things between Chuck and Sarah become complicated when he reunites with his old girlfriend from Stanford. Even having Sarah and Jill meet doesn't help Chuck out despite his explanation that he and Sarah merely work together. Meanwhile, Emmett the company efficiency expert at Buy More is out to get Chuck through his best friend, Morgan.
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Guest Stars |
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Main Cast |
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Featured Songs |
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| Artist | Song Title | Played When | | •Frightened Rabbit | Keep Yourself Warm | Episode Finale | | •Giuseppe Verdi | Libiamo Ne' Lieti Calici (La Traviata) | at the opera | | •The Republic Tigers | Buildings & Mountains | as Chuck and Jill go driving |
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Episode Quotes |
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Casey: You're a government asset, Chuck. Sometimes your personal life has to take a backseat.
Chuck: We tried the backseat. You have a camera in the car, too. Come on, how many... how many second chances do you get with the one who got away? Plus, she already knows I'm a... you know.
Casey: I'm not even interested in my own feelings, Bartowski.
| Chuck: Wait... so not only did we not get the FULCRUM list, but Jill's never gonna speak to me again because she caught me naked rinsing off fruit punch with another woman?
Casey: Common spy problem.
Chuck: Really.
| Lester: Morgan! You got to break Morgan. Chuck tells him everything.
Jeff: His beard holds so many secrets.
| (Casey sings a high note)
Chuck: Hey! What?
Casey: Choir boy. (everyone stares) What? I wasn't hatched.
| Casey: You sure you're not just jealous Bartowski's found himself a new piece of asset?
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Cultural References |
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Jill: The log-on for his computer was a randomly selected work from a piece of Vogon poetry.
Referencing Douglas Adams' The Hitchhiker's to the Galaxy. The Vogons are an alien race from Vogsphere, relentless bureaucrats, who compose the third worst poetry in the Universe.
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