History TearJerker / Chuck

** To further elaborate, [[spoiler: The last half has Chuck taking Evil!Sarah to their dream house, and desperately trying to restore her memories, as he tearfully tells Sarah about the great times they've had together over the past five years.]]

* In the episode "Chuck Versus the Alma Mater", after Chuck finds out that [[spoiler: Bryce Larkin was protecting Chuck all along and that he never actually betrayed him]], we get a flashback at the end, which shows Chuck and Bryce meeting for the first time, this was pretty heartbreaking, [[spoiler: considering that Chuck thought Bryce was dead at that point.]]

-->[[spoiler:'''Sarah:''' [[CatchPhrase Don't freak out.]] We're ready for it. ''(Her eyes close)'']]

** That whole episode was a tearjerker for this troper. Spending all that time eating cheetoes and then when he finally gets off the couch [[spoiler: Sarah shoots him down cruelly. So cruel that even John Casey calls her out on it.]]

** To further elaborate, [[spoiler: The last half has Chuck taking Evil!Sarah to their dream house, and desperately trying to restore her memories, as he tearfully tells Sarah about the great times they've had together over the past five years.]]
* "Chuck Versus The Goodbye'' The whole thing and especially the final scene. However, this Troper chooses to believe the WordOfGod that [[spoiler: after the final fadeout Sarah did remember everything eventually and fell in love with Chuck all over again.]]
** This Troper really wants to believe WordofGod because ''{{Chuck}}'' is an unbearably tragic series if they're not right, but isn't sure they really thought this through. Even if [[spoiler:Sarah eventually gets everything back, she may not necessarily be the same person she was before. For this version of Sarah: Bryce and Graham's deaths are still fresh for her, she's pulled a gun on her sister-in-law, she's savagely beaten her husband and come within a hairsbreadth of killing him/Morgan/Casey, ''and'' several of the people in her support network -- Ellie, Awesome, Mama Bartowski, and Casey -- have now moved away. Even if she gets all of her memories back, and the series hints that she's moving in that direction, that's still a pretty horrible set of experiences for any person to endure, and it's likely to change her in ways that are difficult to predict.]]

** That whole episode was a tearjerker for this troper. Spending all that time eating cheetoes and then when he finally gets off the couch [[Sppoiler: Sarah shoots him down cruelly. So cruel that even John Casey calls her out on it.]]

*** {{It Gets Worse}} [[spoiler: Sarah is taken to a warehouse where Quinn completely wipes away her mind, making her forget everything, including Chuck. Keep in mind, that it's as terrible as it sounds, with Sarah suffering physical and mental torture as this is happening. Sadly, Chuck and Casey track her to the warehouse, but arrive too late.]]

* "Chuck Versus the Tic Tac" is just one punch in the gut after another, all of them involving Casey and all of them hurting about as much as an actual punch in the gut from Casey would. Not enough to find out that [[spoiler: "John Casey" is really "Alexander Coburn," a soldier who faked his death and took on a new identity in order to serve his country]]? Try seeing [[spoiler: ''yet another'' of his mentors going rogue and forcing him into committing treason to save the life of his former fiancée, who still thinks he's dead]]. And then meeting [[spoiler: the daughter he didn't know he had]]. And just because this episode hasn't been cruel enough to Casey ''already'', it ends with him [[spoiler: being dismissed from service]]. If you never thought AdamBaldwin could break your heart, think again.

* "Chuck Versus The Goodbye'' The whole thing and especially the final scene. However, this Troper chooses to believe the WordOfGod that [[spoiler: after the final fadeout Sarah did remember everything eventually and fell in love with Chuck all over again.]]

** To elaborate [[spoiler: Sarah who was suffering the effects the the intersect, goes after {{Big Bad}} quinn who's being pursued by Chuck and Casey. She confronts him in the back car of the train only to be tranqued by quinn. Chuck watches helplessly as quinn seperates the car from the train, taking off with his wife, [[YankTheDogsChain just as they were about to quit the spy business and start a life together]].]]
*** {{It Gets Worse}} [[spoiler: Sarah is taken to a warehouse where Quinn completely wipes away her mind, making her forget everything, including Chuck. Chuck and Casey track her to the warehouse, but arrive too latel.]]

* Think that's bad? The succeeding episode, "Chuck Versus Sarah" (and no, it's not a [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin metaphorical title]], so...) is far worse, especially the last half of the episode.

* "Chuck Versus The Goodbye}} The whole thing pretty much and especially the final scene. However, this Troper chooses to believe the WordOfGod that [[spoiler: after the final fadeout Sarah did remember everything eventually and fell in love with Chuck all over again.]]

** This Troper chooses to believe the WordOfGod that [[spoiler: after the final fadeout Sarah did remember everything eventually and fell in love with Chuck all over again.]]

* Think that's bad? The succeeding episode, "Chuck Versus Sarah" (and no, it's not a [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin metaphorical title]], so...) is far worse, especially the last half of the episode.

**** [[KickTheDog And the icing on the cake.]][[spoiler: Quinn plans on using the new, {{Mind Rape}}d Sarah to kill Chuck.]]

**** [[KickTheDog And the icing on the cake.]][[spoiler: Quinn plans on using the new Sarah to kill Chuck.]]

-->[[spoiler:'''Chuck:''' Sarah... Baby, I'm going to fix this. We're going to get married and be together. Forever. I love you.]]

--->[[spoiler:"Chuck, I want to spend the rest of my life with you. I don't care if you have the Intersect or not. Without you, I'm nobody. I'm nothing but a spy. Come back to me, Chuck. I want to marry you."]]