Who did Sarah Shoot?????????

With each episode of Chuck this season we get closer and closer to.......every character being in the same place as the end of last season.

That's the problem I have with Chuck this season. No development. Give Chuck a girlfriend for 3 episodes, take here away. Have Chuck pine for Sarah, have Sarah hope that Chuck doesn't change. Have Casey act tough, have the Buy More crowd act like fools. Have Morgan be a sidekick. Have Awesome and Ellie be awesome and doting.

Other than Chuck being able to call up the intersect almost on demand....nothing's changed.

Even in a comedy, you have to move the characters some where.

Well that ad for Subway worked. Got lunch there today. Still think the show is great even when it airs a few not so perfect episodes.

Who else thinks Sarah's "red test" kill was Shaw's wife?

I liked this episode, but it definately wasn't the best. I think Sarah is feeling much how Chuck did when he saw her kill a man in cold blood back in Season 2.

I really enjoyed Casey in this episode and thought he looked great in that suit that Big Mike hooked him up with.

The Tunaroni doesn't look too bad. Maybe Jeff is onto something.

A miss the old chuck where it is casey, sarah and chuck going on missions. Shaw is so boring and such a bad actor him and sarah have no chemistry, The writers/creators have gotten away from what made the show work and that was Chuck and Sarah and their chemistry. They don't need to be together but they need to get back to season one and two dynamics

I realized last night while watching this episode that although I really like most of the characters and the central concept behind 'Chuck', I frequently despise the execution. And almost every Buy More subplot.

If there's one thing that really gets my dander up, even more than TV Squad's writers' apparent inability to understand that "it's" is *not* the possessive form of "it", it's the constant use of the word "spy". If anyone who works for a national security agency reads this and wants to correct me I'm ready and willing to be corrected, but I can't believe that anyone involved in actual espionage routinely refers to him/herself as a spy. Even 'Burn Notice' doesn't abuse the term to this extent.

I still love the show, though. My guess is that Shaw isn't a mole yet -- he'll turn when his wife turns out to be alive and working for the Ring.

I liked this episode. Not a ton, but it was a good step forward they needed to make. The Buy More stuff and the Subway product placement has become more tongue-in-cheek and it's still rather enjoyable.

What I noticed was that the mole was telling Chuck before he died that this is what They (the Ring) wanted him to die and the Chuck was just doing their work for them. This was quite a clue, IMHO, because in the episode at the museum, we get a clue that Shaw is working for the Ring. The look in his eyes after telling Sarah he's the safest man in the world and then the reactions from the Ring high command. Shaw's the big mole. So in fact, because he was on orders from Shaw (note Beckwith never ordered him to shoot the mole) he was, in fact, doing the Ring's work.

I feel that shaw, wanting sarah all to him self and set chuck up to be a killer or look like one in sarah's eyes so he can play on her's feeling of losing chuck and make good of his own. notice the sly look when she said she no longer love chuck now that she think he is a killer, just what shaw really wanted and to think about it, really, would shaw really be the one in charge of this asignment if he didn't have motive to get chuck out his way to win over sarah?
i do wish the relationship between chuck and sarah go back to being true love and get rid of shaw, I bet he's a real double spy for the ring and all was a stage set up for him to come to his true way.
sorry for long post. thank you

I think Sarah killed Shaw's wife and he's actually a mole.