Advertisers use so many different metrics to determine the value they get for the money they spend. Even a franchise like Subway have national sales figures.

Also, Subway was involved in 2 of the last 4 episodes.

I might just do that but then I like Subway subs.

I will eat that sub after 4 days.

The sub and postage, less than $10, I say we send them to NBC. I don't watch the show, but I'd love to know that people are having to open packages with 3-5 day old subs in them.

this seriously sounds to me like some marketing folks at Subway decided to try to steer the "Save Chuck" campaign in their own favor. Which is brilliant, but unbelievably evil.

I sort of agree with Josh. I mean, if you're going to go that route shouldn't we be buying stuff at Best Buy or at the Frye's Electronics store in Burbank to support the show?

This makes absolutely no sense. Aren't Subways basically all franchises that are owned by individual people in each location? How would the national Subway corporation even know if sales increased or that it had anything at all to do with Chuck? I'm all for trying to save the show, since it is awesome, but this sounds ridiculous.

What should be done is get Bill Gates or Steve Jobs or some other rich nerd to fund the show.