(S01E02) "No matter how stressed you are, it's never OK to murder a woman's souffle."

If you read my first review or my Early Look post, you know that I love Chuck. I gushed more than a Yellowstone geyser. However, I am going to be very honest about the second episode.

It was a disappointment.

After the hip, sleek, funny, action-packed pilot episode, this episode fell flat. It was kind of boring, nonsensical, and didn't advance the plot in any way shape or form. OK, now I am being a little harsh -- it really wasn't terrible -- but it could have been better.

(S01E02) Futurama is one of those shows that is perfect for the DVD format; there are so many little hidden jokes and minor character tics that there's plenty for a fan to discover, even after seeing an episode a number of times.

When I talked to Billy West about this episode, where our intrepid trio go to the moon for their first delivery run, the first thing he mentioned was how great the character of Craterface was. "It was played by Tress MacNeille, and I just blew a gut when I heard that. I couldn't believe how funny it was." And I tried to remember Craterface in the episode, which I had just seen the day before the interview, and I couldn't.