wikipedia lists a sitcom as: A sitcom (a shortening of situation comedy, or situational comedy) is a genre of comedy centred on a fixed set of characters who mostly carry over from episode to episode.

I never really understood what a sitcom was. I know the big bang theory is a sitcom. But is Chuck a sitcom? what is the difference between a sitcom and a non sticom comedy show. I genuinely dont know.

I vaguely remember it repeating “ wake up wake up wake up up this time-“ a sad kind of song and I think it was one of the times Chuck was in his room sad about Sarah.

Not much info at all but incase it jogs anyone’s memory

I have watched chuck twice now, but the thing is I always drop it around season 4, idk why I can't seem to watch all of season 4, like I think it's not as good as the 3 first seasons but I also never really tried to force myself to watch it, what do you guys think about the two last seasons

Let me start with the very last one: Bryce Larkin. Who else?

I’ve watched Chuck countless times. I’ve just found out that on amazon.de you can watch it with German dubbing. I’ve been in the (long) process of learning German, and am excited to bring Chuck along with me in the process!

Anyone else watched in German (or any other language)? If so, how’d it go?

I wish they had revisited some of the old spontaneous lies told over the first few seasons to set the record straight. A few that would have been fun for Team B to explain to Ellie:

• Awesome didn't get attacked by a cat/bear
  
• Casey didn't get arrested after drinking too much and exposing himself
  
• No, Sarah doesn't have a spastic colon

I am guessing the whole show was filmed on in LA on sets but I was curious if maybe the scene where Shaw takes Sarah to the cafe and eventually goes over the bridge was show on location somewhere.

Anyone know?

I am starting the episode rotation …again… and got to the episode where Sarah tells the story of when she was 9, her sister and her used baby oil instead of suntan lotion and got a bad sunburn. There was never a reference to Sarah having a sister close to her same age after that. Was this ever explained by Josh and Chris or was Sarah telling something that did not really happen as part of her cover?

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Damn it I spoiled myself again and I found out about the ending of the show and am afraid to finish it now. I've never hesitated finishing a show cause of an on-screen relationship or something like that. But hey, if I never finish it, they always stay together right? Right... Edit: I just realized I also had this with Modern Family a few years ago. Weird though, these aren't exactly the same style of shows.

Although I always mean to do it when I start a re-watch, I have never counted confirmed, on screen kills by Sarah and Casey. Who do you think has more?

Today I saw a girl wearing converse chucks and remembered something I had been thinking about while watching the series. Is the main character's name Chuck a reference to the shoes he wears all the time? Chuck is always wearing converses.

Also his nickname - Charles Carmichael. In one of the episodes, we were made to understand that Chuck is a good hacker. In cryptography, there is a term called the Carmichael number. Is this an inspiration as well?