It looks like 2010 will be a good year for Chuck fans. The show returns to NBC for a once-uncertain third season with a two-hour premiere on January 10th, bringing us more Chuck, more Casey, and, oh yes…more of the delectable Strahovski as Agent Sarah Walker. If you haven’t a clue who any of those people are, then what’s wrong with you? Do you just not enjoy fun? Never mind, I don’t want to hear your excuses, because five days before the season premiere, you’ll have none. Yes, just in time to catch up (rather frantically), Chuck: The Complete Second Season is hitting Blu-ray and DVD on January 5th, 2010.
For 60 or 70 bucks (DVD and Blu-ray, respectively), you’ll get 22 episodes of spy-vs-spy-vs-nerd action, the comedic alchemy that is Adam Baldwin, and hot-intelligence-operative fetishism the likes of which the small screen hasn’t seen since the halcyon days of Alias. It’s sometimes uneven, but when it’s firing on all cylinders, you’d be hard pressed to find a show that packs more fun into an hour than Chuck.
Your special features, should you choose to accept them:
- Truth, Spies and Regular Guys: Exploring the Mythology of Chuck
- Dude in Distress: Explore Some of This Season’s Best Action Sequences
- Chuck Versus the Webisodes: Web-Originated Minifeaturettes
- Chuck: A Real-Life Captain Awesome’s Tips for Being Awesome
- John Casey Presents: So You Want to Be a Deadly Spy?
- Declassified Scenes
- Gag Reel
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