Chuck
2007 American television spy comedy-drama series
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| April 17 2020 | Entertainment Weekly reunited the entire Chuck cast for a Zoom table read of Season 3, Episode 9 as part of a charity drive for Feeding America's COVID-19 Response Fund. |
| 2012 | The final fifth season of Chuck airs, concluding the series with characters like Angus Macfadyen as Nicholas Quinn and featuring various guest stars throughout its run. |
| 2011 | Fifth and final season of Chuck aired, concluding the series with the return of several recurring characters and the introduction of final antagonists like Nicholas Quinn (Angus Macfadyen). |
| 2011 | Writer Phil Klemmer returned to the show after previously departing to write for Undercovers. |
| 2011 | The fourth season of Chuck introduces Linda Hamilton as Mary Elizabeth Bartowski and Carrie-Anne Moss as Gertrude Verbanski. |
| October 21 2011 | Fifth season of Chuck is set to premiere |
| May 16 2011 | The episode 'Chuck Versus the Cliffhanger' aired on NBC as the 24th episode of the fourth season and 78th overall episode of the Chuck television series. |
| May 13 2011 | NBC ordered a fifth and final season of Chuck, saving the show from anticipated cancellation after the fourth season. |
| May 9 2011 | The episode 'Chuck Versus the Last Details' originally aired on NBC, featuring Chuck Bartowski and Sarah Walker's wedding preparation, with a key focus on protecting Chuck's mother Mary and Morgan's dangerous mission involving Vivian Volkoff. |
| May 2 2011 | The episode 'Chuck Versus Agent X' originally aired on NBC, being the 22nd episode of the fourth season of the Chuck television series. |
| May 1 2011 | Coincidentally, Osama bin Laden was killed in a raid around 16:00 Eastern Daylight Time, one day before the episode's air date, with his image featured on a target in the episode. |
| April 2011 | The episode aired the same week as the HBO premiere of Game of Thrones, with a cultural reference to the A Song of Ice and Fire book series. |
| April 2011 | Zap2it confirms the returning cast for the episode, including Linda Hamilton, Lauren Cohan, Mekenna Melvin, and Ray Wise in their recurring roles. |
| April 2011 | Chris Fedak reveals at the Chicago Comic & Entertainment Expo details about the focus on Jeff and Lester as amateur filmmakers. |
| April 2011 | Episode was filmed at North Hollywood Medical Center |
| April 18 2011 | The television episode 'Chuck Versus the Wedding Planner' originally aired on NBC, being the 21st episode of the fourth season and 75th overall episode of the Chuck series. |
| April 11 2011 | The episode 'Chuck Versus the Family Volkoff' originally aired on NBC, featuring a plot involving the CIA's assassination order against Vivian Volkoff and Chuck's attempt to prove her innocence by working with her father Alexei Volkoff. |
| April 10 2011 | Principal photography for the episode 'Chuck Versus Agent X' concluded. |
| March 2011 | Series co-creator Chris Fedak revealed at the 2011 Chicago Comic & Entertainment Expo details about the series' focus on Jeff and Lester's filmmaking pursuits. |
| March 2011 | Michael Ausiello revealed the fourth-season finale would be titled 'Chuck Versus the Cliffhanger' |
| March 21 2011 | The episode 'Chuck Versus the Muuurder' originally aired on television, featuring Chuck Bartowski as a team leader investigating a murder mystery among potential Intersect candidates. |
| March 14 2011 | The episode 'Chuck Versus the A-Team' aired on NBC, featuring new Intersect operatives Isaiah Mustafa and Stacy Keibler, and exploring Chuck Bartowski's concerns about being replaced by these new CIA agents. |
| March 11 2011 | Revealed that the Greta characters' actual names are Captain Rick Noble (Mustafa) and Captain Victoria Dunwoody (Keibler). |
| March 7 2011 | Production of the episode 'Chuck Versus the Wedding Planner' began filming. |
| February 2011 | Lauren Cohan and Robin Givens were announced to make their first appearances in recurring roles as Vivian McArthur and Jane Bentley in the episode 'Chuck Versus the Masquerade'. |
| February 28 2011 | The episode 'Chuck Versus the First Bank of Evil' originally aired on NBC, featuring Chuck Bartowski working with Vivian McArthur on a mission that involves encouraging her to embrace her villainous potential. |
| February 25 2011 | Announcement that Isaiah Mustafa and Stacy Keibler would reprise their roles as Greta characters in the Chuck episode. |
| February 21 2011 | The episode 'Chuck Versus the Masquerade' originally aired on this date, depicting events around Valentine's Day |
| February 14 2011 | The episode's storyline is set around Valentine's Day, with the team dispatched to protect heiress Vivian McArthur, disrupting typical Valentine's Day plans. |
| February 14 2011 | The episode 'Chuck Versus the Cat Squad' originally aired on NBC, featuring Chuck Bartowski reuniting Sarah Walker with her old spy team, the C.A.T. Squad, for a mission to Rio de Janeiro against their nemesis Augusto Gaez. |
| February 7 2011 | The episode 'Chuck Versus the Seduction Impossible' originally aired on NBC, featuring a mission to Morocco to rescue Roan Montgomery and exploring family dynamics for the main characters. |
| January 2011 | Clare Carey was confirmed to return briefly as Alex's mother Kathleen McHugh in the episode. |
| January 2011 | John Larroquette was announced to reprise his role as Roan Montgomery in the 14th episode of Chuck's 4th season, bringing back a highly praised character from a previous episode. |
| January 31 2011 | The episode 'Chuck Versus the Push Mix' originally aired on NBC, serving as a potential season finale before additional episodes were ordered. |
| 2010 | Chuck enters its third season, introducing new characters like Brandon Routh as Agent Daniel Shaw and featuring guest stars such as Kristin Kreuk. |
| September 27 2010 | The television episode 'Chuck Versus the Suitcase' originally aired on NBC, being the second episode of the fourth season of the spy comedy-drama series Chuck. |
| September 20 2010 | Fourth season of Chuck premiered with the episode 'Chuck Versus the Anniversary'. |
| September 20 2010 | The fourth season premiere of Chuck aired, featuring Chuck Bartowski starting his search for his mother and Sarah and Casey investigating Volkoff Industries in Russia. |
| September 20 2010 | Chuck began its fourth season, continuing its broadcast on NBC. |
| July 2010 | At San Diego Comic-Con, Josh Schwartz and Chris Fedak announced that the Buy More would be run by the CIA as a base of operations in season four, introducing the rotating character of Greta, who would be portrayed by different actors including Olivia Munn. |
| May 2010 | Chuck ranked in the top 20 TV shows in the SocialSenseTV ratings report for social media interactions over a three-month period. |
| May 13 2010 | NBC announced renewal of Chuck for a fourth season with a 13-episode order and potential for 9 additional episodes. |
| April 5 2010 | The episode 'Chuck Versus the Other Guy' originally aired on NBC, being the 13th episode of Chuck's third season. |
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