Strahovski and Sandworms

by Lykaon - October 30th, 2007

Another week gone and another Episode of Chuck behind us. This week was Episode 1.06 – “Chuck Versus the Sandworm.”

This was actually one of my favorite episodes of the season. Not only did we get to see Yvonne in a Princess Leia outfit, but we also got to see some awesome gadgets. Gadgets are fun.

This episode also gets marks for minimizing Ellie and maximizing Captain Awesome. That guy makes me want to start a fansite about him. But that would be weird, so…

Oh yes, you came here to read about Yvonne Strahovski didn’t you?

There was some good times for her in this episode. Anytime you can get any woman into a Princess Leia costume, you’re doing well. Make that person Yvonne Strahovski and you’re in geek heaven.

The only bad thing you can say is that the costume part was far too short.

Screen captures should be up soon for the episode.

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tags: Chuck, Reviews

Oct 30, 2007 @ 6:48 am halfling

Nothing about the wonderful absurdity of Captain Awesome’s fatherly advice to Morgan on dress and attitude? From a guy who’s wardrobe is boxers and an Adam costume?

Oct 30, 2007 @ 7:24 am Lykaon

Indeed, this was one of the best parts of the episode. ‘Tis why Captain Awesome is so awesome.

It would have been funnier if Morgan started wearing boxers and no shirt… though much more disturbing.

The stuff about ‘the tuck’ was pretty hilarious.

Oct 30, 2007 @ 3:48 pm Scott

Were those boxers? They looked more like briefs to me, or maybe boxer briefs.

For some reason Captain Awesome’s manner of speaking reminds me of the “Puddy” character on Seinfeld. I agree that he’s absurd, and hilarious.

Any idea of when we’ll hear whether Chuck will be picked up for the rest of the season (or did that already happen and I missed it)?

Oct 30, 2007 @ 4:48 pm TanziTwo

Good to see the the big, tall, healthy European blondes like Yvonne (Poland) here & Katherine Heigl (German/Dutch) from Knocked-Up & Greys’ Anatomy start getting and shining brightly in major/lead roles. Apart from their great smiles, great eyes and trim, athletic figures – they bring wonderful depth and warmth (and bad-a$$ when they have too) to their characters.
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