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** Large Mart is a stand in for either Wal mart or Costco, it's never specified. In one episode, Big Mike mentions Large Mart and Costco in the same breath.
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** Large Mart is a stand in for either Wal mart or Costco, it's never specified. In one episode, Big Mike Harry Tang mentions Large Mart and Costco in the same breath.
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** Chuck gets throw into prison so he can break out with Yuri The Gobbler in "Chuck Versus the Gobbler".
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** Chuck gets throw thrown into prison so he can break out with Yuri The Gobbler in "Chuck Versus the Gobbler".
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* CreateYourOwnVillain: [[spoiler: Sarah is the reason why Daniel Shaw betrayed the [=CIA=] because she was assigned to kill Shaw's wife as her final exam. Also the [=CIA=] itself for suspecting Shaw's wife of being envolved with The Ring and having them watched over.]]
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* CreateYourOwnVillain: [[spoiler: Sarah is the reason why Daniel Shaw betrayed the [=CIA=] because she was assigned to kill Shaw's wife as her final exam. Also the [=CIA=] itself for suspecting Shaw's wife of being envolved involved with The Ring and having them watched over.]]
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* TuxedoAndMartini: Seduction expert Roan Montgomery in the episodes "Chuck Versus the Seduction" and "Chuck Versus the Seduction Impossible" and living legend Craig Turner in "Chuck Versus the Role Models".
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* SmartGun: The Aegis, the MacGuffin of "Chuck Versus the Kept Man".
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* TemptingFate:
** Morgan immediately before accidentally downloading the Intersect 2.0 in "Chuck Versus the Cliffhanger"
-->'''Morgan:''' Slick new gig, slick new shades. What could go wrong?
** Sarah announcing the team has one last mission in "Chuck Versus Bo". The rest of the gang {{Lampshade}} it.
** Morgan immediately before accidentally downloading the Intersect 2.0 in "Chuck Versus the Cliffhanger"
-->'''Morgan:''' Slick new gig, slick new shades. What could go wrong?
** Sarah announcing the team has one last mission in "Chuck Versus Bo". The rest of the gang {{Lampshade}} it.
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* SoundtrackDissonance: [[spoiler:Emmett's murder]] set to "Hold On" by Wilson Phillips.
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* SoundtrackDissonance: [[spoiler:Emmett's murder]] set to "Hold On" by Wilson Phillips.Phillips in "Chuck Versus the Pink Slip".
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* SoundtrackDissonance: [[spoiler:Emmett's murder]] set to "Hold On" by Wilson Phillips.
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* SlobsVersusSnobs: The Burbank Buy More feuding with the Beverly Hills Buy More in "Chuck Versus the Predator".
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* RichSiblingPoorSibling: Sarah is a doctor. Chuck is a college dropout who makes $12.50 an hour at the Buy More. You do the math.
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* RichSiblingPoorSibling: Sarah Ellie is a doctor. Chuck is a college dropout who makes $12.50 an hour at the Buy More. You do the math.
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* RichSiblingPoorSibling: Sarah is a doctor. Chuck is a college dropout who makes $12.50 an hour at the Buy More. You do the math.
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* ReassignedToAntarctica: After stepping out on General Beckman, Beckman punishes Roan by reassigning him to the CIA-controlled Buy More in "Chuck Versus the Seduction Impossible".
* RecordNeedleScratch: When Ellie reaches her breaking point with Captain Awesome's attempts to seduce her using "tips" from Morgan in "Chuck Versus the Seduction".
* RecordNeedleScratch: When Ellie reaches her breaking point with Captain Awesome's attempts to seduce her using "tips" from Morgan in "Chuck Versus the Seduction".
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* RecordNeedleScratch: When Ellie reaches her breaking point with Captain Awesome's attempts to seduce her using "tips" from Morgan in "Chuck Versus the Seduction".
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* MistakenForProstitute: Emmett's read of Anna after her initial interview in "Chuck Versus Tom Sawyer".
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* KinkyRoleplaying: As hinted at in "Chuck Versus the Curse", "Chuck Versus the Baby" reveals Awesome and Ellie like to put on Carmichael Industries tactical gear and roleplay that Awesome is a captured enemy spy and Ellie is interrogating him.
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* GreaterScopeVillain: The CIA. They clearly are unable to control the Intersect project, yet keep rebuilding it only for it to fall into enemy hands. They are susceptible to being taken over by enemy agents, as seen in the Season 3 finale, [[spoiler:and they pulled a CreateYourOwnVillain with both Daniel Shaw (by assassinating his wife on suspicion she was a traitor) and Alexei Volkoff (by brainwashing Hartley Winterbottom into assuming his personality)]]. They're also not above killing civilians and their own loyal agents to protect their secrets. Personified by Clyde Decker, the ArcVillain of the Season 4 finale and the first half of Season 5.
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* GreaterScopeVillain: The CIA. They are clearly are unable to control the Intersect project, yet keep rebuilding it only for it to fall into enemy hands. They are susceptible to being taken over by enemy agents, as seen in the Season 3 finale, [[spoiler:and they pulled a CreateYourOwnVillain with both Daniel Shaw (by assassinating his wife on suspicion she was a traitor) and Alexei Volkoff (by brainwashing Hartley Winterbottom into assuming his personality)]]. They're also not above killing civilians and their own loyal agents to protect their secrets. Personified by Clyde Decker, the ArcVillain of the Season 4 finale and the first half of Season 5.
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* GreaterScopeVillain: The CIA. They clearly are unable to control the Intersect project, yet keep rebuilding it only for it to fall into enemy hands. They are susceptible to being taken over by enemy agents, as seen in the Season 3 finale, [[spoiler:and they pulled a CreateYourOwnVillain with both Daniel Shaw (by assassinating his wife on suspicion she was a traitor) and Alexei Volkoff (by brainwashing Hartley Winterbottom into assuming his personality)]]. They're also not above killing civilians and their own loyal agents to protect their secrets. Personified by Clyde Decker, the ArcVillain of the Season 4 finale and the first half of Season 5.
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* ItRunsInTheFamily: Spycraft for the Bartowskis and villainy for the Volkoffs, [[spoiler:although it turns out Volkoff was actually BrainwashedAndCrazy courtesy of the CIA the entire time]].
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%%* TooKinkyToTorture: Jeff. Possibly Lester.
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* InsecureLoveInterest: Chuck after he and Sarah become a couple in Season 4. He's constantly worried she will leave him if he ever loses The Intersect, and awkwardly broaches the subject of marriage early in their relationship while trying to confirm her commitment to him.
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* DeadlyNosebleed: Sarah when she is poisoned by The Norseman in "Chuck Versus the Last Details".
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* IAlwaysWantedToSayThat: Chuck with the phrase "fasten your seatbelt" in "Chuck Versus the Last Details".
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* ForgotTheDisability: Jeff, when he is running an insurance scam in "Chuck Versus the Zoom".
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* DownerBeginning: "Chuck Versus the Pink Slip" to Season 3 as a whole. It's a major HappyEndingOverride after the Season 2 SeriesFauxnale that shows Chuck and Morgan at their lowest points.
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* DirtyOldMan: [[AsHimself Stan Lee]] in "Chuck Versus the Santa Suit".
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* DestroyTheSecurityCamera: Mary shoots out the security camera after shooting Chuck in the chest, so that Volkoff will assume Chuck is dead and not realize he was wearing a BulletproofVest.
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* DrowningMySorrows: Chuck turns to the bottle after he has to burn an asset in "Chuck Versus the Nacho Sampler", and again, much more heavily, after he thinks he's lost Sarah to Shaw in "Chuck Versus the Other Guy".
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* CoolCar: Casey's Crown Vic, which is destroyed in "Chuck Versus the Crown Vic". He gets a new one as a reward for catching the Ring Director in "Chuck Versus the Other Guy", complete with a missile launcher as seen in "Chuck Versus the Ring, Part II".
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* ConspicuousConsumption: After [[spoiler:Volkoff gifts Chuck and Sarah $800 million dollars in seed money to start their private espionage firm, Carmichael Industries]] is quick to burn through the money on extravagant gadgets and vehicles.
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* CliffhangerCopout: At the end of the Season 4 finale, CIA BigBad Decker implies that all of the events of the series have been connected as some sort of grand conspiracy, and nothing was a coincidence. In the following season, [[spoiler:it turns out that Decker is just being blackmailed into working for Shaw, and Decker implying their conspiracy had anything to do with the events of the first three seasons was just an AssPull to get in Chuck's head]].
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* CliffhangerCopout: At the end of the Season 4 finale, CIA BigBad Decker implies that all of the events of the series have been connected as some sort of grand conspiracy, and nothing was a coincidence. In the following season, [[spoiler:it turns out that Decker is just being blackmailed into working for Shaw, and Decker implying their conspiracy he had anything to do with the events of the first three seasons was just an AssPull to get in Chuck's head]].
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* CliffhangerCopout: At the end of the Season 4 finale, CIA BigBad Decker implies that all of the events of the series have been connected as some sort of grand conspiracy, and nothing was a coincidence. In the following season, [[spoiler:it turns out that Decker is just being blackmailed into working for Shaw, and Decker implying their conspiracy had anything to do with the events of the first three seasons was just an AssPull to get in Chuck's head]].
--->'''Decker''': You think it was all a coincidence? The Intersect? FULCRUM, The Ring, Shaw, Agent X? That was all just part of the plan Bartowski. Pieces on the puzzle board.
--->'''Decker''': You think it was all a coincidence? The Intersect? FULCRUM, The Ring, Shaw, Agent X? That was all just part of the plan Bartowski. Pieces on the puzzle board.
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* TooKinkyToTorture: Jeff, when he is tied up by a Volkoff operative Jasmine and assumes she's entertainment hired for the bachelor party in "Chuck Versus Agent X".
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* TooKinkyToTorture: Jeff, when he is tied up by a Volkoff operative Jasmine and assumes she's entertainment hired for the bachelor party in "Chuck Versus Agent X".
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* TooKinkyToTorture: Jeff, when he is tied up by a Volkoff operative Jasmine and assumes she's entertainment hired for the bachelor party in "Chuck Versus Agent X".
