#chuck tv

[tragicallyunaesthetic]

chuck nbc is so funny because chuck is living in a high suspense spy movie surrounded by tall beautiful people both at home and on the job where the worst thing ever happens to him every day and then he goes to his day job at the buymore and everyone there is living in a sitcom/workplace comedy full of weird little gremlins and subway commercials who think chuck is the most normal guy there

[notsoprettylankydetective]

“they’re romantic” “they’re platonic”

They’re tied together by fate for eternity and they will always live together and die for each other and put each other first, the rest is semantics

[unicorngutzz]

MORE CHUCK TV STAMPS FRESH OUT DA OVEN!!!!! Enjoy very few Chuck TV lovers out there. I miss you guys 🥀 pt. 1 Pt.3 Pt.4

[zoeth3th1ng]

I'm obsess with Brandon Routh and I have watched 2 movies and currently a series he is in and I'm planning on watching 400 days. Brandon is one of the main characters in it, when I looked it up on imdb and was checking the images I came across these two images that I found interesting.....

Is there something going on???

I didn't even watch the movie yet 😭

I didn't see the reviews for 400 days bc I want to experience the movie myself, also that's how I'd be looking at Brandon Routh tbh

Also featuring the man in yellow :

[ambear9]

I can't find the words to write the entire fic but imagine after Chuck and Casey break up and Casey leaves with Gertrude. Chuck is laying in bed the first song playing on the radio he is thinking about Casey, then it cuts to Casey laying on a hotel after his first mission without Chuck the second song playing on the radio. The scenes cut back and forth and perfect timings. Then the end scene is Casey showing up at Chuck's door during the first rain storm Burbank has seen that year. And ends with the two scenes merging together to them in the same bed.

[neal-caffreys-hat]

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[alleyesonthehindenburg]

Foreman brings House a case.

This alone is enough to catch House's (begrudging) attention, since usually it's Cameron coming to him with sob stories and puppy-dog eyes. Not that Foreman bothers with either.

The case was brought to him by a colleague he knows through various neurology conferences over the years. Her patient is late twenties, male, lives an unremarkable life as a computer tech. Symptoms: debilitating migraines, audio-visual hallucinations, short-term memory loss, and what seem to be intense night terrors. All of which the patient denies or insists aren't cause for concern.

"TBI or neurodegenerative disease. Boring."

"That's what I thought too," Foreman says, "until I saw these."

fMRIs. EEGs. There's a handful of them, and they're like nothing House has ever seen before. Brain activity in places that brains aren't usually active. House cracks a joke about mutants and Professor X, but Foreman can tell: he's got him. He's interested now. He wants to see the patient, run some scans of his own.

"That's the thing. He's not here, he's in California."

"Well, Cuddy vetoed my request to purchase Cerebro for the department, so..."

"He insists there's nothing wrong with him. We wouldn't even have these scans if his sister hadn't guilted him into letting her get some imaging."

"Hallucinations, memory loss, night terrors, and he's not worried at all. Sounds like a liar. My favourite." House squints at the patient info attached to the scans. "Fine. Tell Cuddy we're taking a field trip to see one Charles Bartowski."

[peachiswritingg]

if we ever get a chuck movie, i hope zachary levi would do a stunt involving a frying pan