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They only don't know yet who will get the Ancient Intersect (O'Neill already said "No!" repeatedly and they all are ignoring McKay)
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They only don't know yet who will get the Ancient Intersect (O'Neill already said "No!" repeatedly and they all are ignoring McKay)
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They only don't know yet who will get the Ancient Intersect (O'Neill already said "No!" repeatedly and they all are ignoring McKay)
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They only don't know yet who will get the Ancient Intersect (O'Neill already said "No!" repeatedly and they all are ignoring McKay)McKay)
[[WMG: That drawing of Sarah and Chuck's post-spy life is a [[ChekhovsGun Chekhov's Work of Art]]. ]]
Given the circumstances presented at the end of ''Chuck Versus the Bullet Train'', my guess is that [[spoiler: Under Quinn's orders, Sarah will come after Chuck, who then shows Sarah the drawing, which will help in restoring her memories to normal. They really emphasized the fact that she remembers the drawing the most, even with the tainted Intersect erasing her other memories, which makes one wonder.]]
[[WMG: That drawing of Sarah and Chuck's post-spy life is a [[ChekhovsGun Chekhov's Work of Art]]. ]]
Given the circumstances presented at the end of ''Chuck Versus the Bullet Train'', my guess is that [[spoiler: Under Quinn's orders, Sarah will come after Chuck, who then shows Sarah the drawing, which will help in restoring her memories to normal. They really emphasized the fact that she remembers the drawing the most, even with the tainted Intersect erasing her other memories, which makes one wonder.]]
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An orphaned baby that's with another family after Sarah (unintentionally) orphaned the baby by killing their birth parents during a mission in Hungary.
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An orphaned baby that's with another family after Sarah (unintentionally) orphaned the baby by killing their birth parents during a mission in Hungary.Hungary.
[[WMG: The one Kidnapper in ''Chuck Versus The Bullet Train'' is [[StargateSG1 Colonel Mitchell]] ]]
The SGC is infiltrating Quinns Organisation to steal the Intersect and then load it with an Ancient Repositorium of Knowledge or (Atlantis Database) to create a safe way to access it.
They just don't ask the CIA for a pristine copy because after the whole NID stuff they don't trust the intelligence community.
In the finale they will also send in SG-12 and trying to switch Casey for [[AdamBaldwin Colonel Dixon]] for this purpose.
They only don't know yet who will get the Ancient Intersect (O'Neill already said "No!" repeatedly and they all are ignoring McKay)
[[WMG: The one Kidnapper in ''Chuck Versus The Bullet Train'' is [[StargateSG1 Colonel Mitchell]] ]]
The SGC is infiltrating Quinns Organisation to steal the Intersect and then load it with an Ancient Repositorium of Knowledge or (Atlantis Database) to create a safe way to access it.
They just don't ask the CIA for a pristine copy because after the whole NID stuff they don't trust the intelligence community.
In the finale they will also send in SG-12 and trying to switch Casey for [[AdamBaldwin Colonel Dixon]] for this purpose.
They only don't know yet who will get the Ancient Intersect (O'Neill already said "No!" repeatedly and they all are ignoring McKay)
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* {{Jossed}}. [[spoiler: Given that Decker's dead now, the boast would be pointless.]]
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* Near the end of season 2, Stephen sabotages Roark's attempt to create an Intersect by building a device to remove the Intersect from Chuck's brain. This doesn't remove the early Intersect from Stephen's brain, even though his eyes were unprotected. When Chuck "reboots" in his battle with Shaw in season 3, it's revealed that he had an early Intersect in his brain from witnessing Stephen's work when he was a child -- meaning that Intersect has been in his head since childhood and wasn't removed by Stephen's removal device ''either''. It appears that Intersect removal is at least somewhat dependent on the specific version of the Intersect, so it's possible -- even probable given the indications -- that when the CIA forcibly removed the Intersect from Chuck they missed Stephen's original version, which they didn't even know was there. And since Chuck's "reboot" in his fight indicated that the original can have a supportive effect on later versions, this may be important.
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* Near the end of season 2, Stephen sabotages Roark's attempt to create an Intersect by building a device to remove the Intersect from Chuck's brain. This doesn't remove the early Intersect from Stephen's brain, even though his eyes were unprotected. When Chuck "reboots" in his battle with Shaw in season 3, it's revealed that he had an early Intersect in his brain from witnessing Stephen's work when he was a child -- meaning that Intersect has been in his head since childhood and wasn't removed by Stephen's removal device ''either''. It appears that Intersect removal is at least somewhat dependent on the specific version of the Intersect, so it's possible -- even probable given the indications -- that when the CIA forcibly removed the Intersect from Chuck they missed Stephen's original version, which they didn't even know was there. And since Chuck's "reboot" in his fight indicated that the original can have a supportive effect on later versions, this may be important.important.
[[WMG: The "baby" that's alluded to at the end of ''Chuck Versus the Santa Suit'' is...]]
An orphaned baby that's with another family after Sarah (unintentionally) orphaned the baby by killing their birth parents during a mission in Hungary.
[[WMG: The "baby" that's alluded to at the end of ''Chuck Versus the Santa Suit'' is...]]
An orphaned baby that's with another family after Sarah (unintentionally) orphaned the baby by killing their birth parents during a mission in Hungary.
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** There's a line in ''Versus the Curse'' where the [[MonsterOfTheWeek Enemy Spy of The Week]] mentions that Gen. Beckman is "not ''her'' general''. Could the real BigBad be another high-ranking CIA official?
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** There's a line in ''Versus the Curse'' where the [[MonsterOfTheWeek Enemy Spy of The Week]] mentions that Gen. Beckman is "not ''her'' general''. Could the real BigBad be another high-ranking CIA official?official?
[[WMG: Chuck still has the original home-brewed Intersect in his brain]]
* Near the end of season 2, Stephen sabotages Roark's attempt to create an Intersect by building a device to remove the Intersect from Chuck's brain. This doesn't remove the early Intersect from Stephen's brain, even though his eyes were unprotected. When Chuck "reboots" in his battle with Shaw in season 3, it's revealed that he had an early Intersect in his brain from witnessing Stephen's work when he was a child -- meaning that Intersect has been in his head since childhood and wasn't removed by Stephen's removal device ''either''. It appears that Intersect removal is at least somewhat dependent on the specific version of the Intersect, so it's possible -- even probable given the indications -- that when the CIA forcibly removed the Intersect from Chuck they missed Stephen's original version, which they didn't even know was there. And since Chuck's "reboot" in his fight indicated that the original can have a supportive effect on later versions, this may be important.
[[WMG: Chuck still has the original home-brewed Intersect in his brain]]
* Near the end of season 2, Stephen sabotages Roark's attempt to create an Intersect by building a device to remove the Intersect from Chuck's brain. This doesn't remove the early Intersect from Stephen's brain, even though his eyes were unprotected. When Chuck "reboots" in his battle with Shaw in season 3, it's revealed that he had an early Intersect in his brain from witnessing Stephen's work when he was a child -- meaning that Intersect has been in his head since childhood and wasn't removed by Stephen's removal device ''either''. It appears that Intersect removal is at least somewhat dependent on the specific version of the Intersect, so it's possible -- even probable given the indications -- that when the CIA forcibly removed the Intersect from Chuck they missed Stephen's original version, which they didn't even know was there. And since Chuck's "reboot" in his fight indicated that the original can have a supportive effect on later versions, this may be important.
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** We all know that [[ArrestedDevelopment already]].
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** We all know that [[ArrestedDevelopment [[Series/ArrestedDevelopment already]].
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** If anything, it's possible that the [[ManBehindTheMan real architect]] of the plan to terminate Chuck is just using [[spoiler: Shaw]] as one part of the plan, while he formulates his ultimate strategy, which will take up the final few episodes after.
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** If anything, it's possible that the [[ManBehindTheMan real architect]] of the plan to terminate Chuck is just using [[spoiler: Shaw]] as one part of the plan, while he formulates his ultimate strategy, which will take up the final few episodes after.after.
** There's a line in ''Versus the Curse'' where the [[MonsterOfTheWeek Enemy Spy of The Week]] mentions that Gen. Beckman is "not ''her'' general''. Could the real BigBad be another high-ranking CIA official?
** There's a line in ''Versus the Curse'' where the [[MonsterOfTheWeek Enemy Spy of The Week]] mentions that Gen. Beckman is "not ''her'' general''. Could the real BigBad be another high-ranking CIA official?
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[[WMG: [[spoiler: Shaw]] isn't the man behind the overall plot to get Chuck and the team...]]
* He's at least TheDragon to whoever the real mastermind is.
* [[spoiler: Seems kinda early for the show to reveal the real BigBad and rather blatantly in the "Next Time" promos...]]
* Let's face it, a computer virus that plans to wipe out all technology [[spoiler: just to get Shaw out of prison, something not impressive on its own]] has to have a larger strategy behind it.
* He's at least TheDragon to whoever the real mastermind is.
* [[spoiler: Seems kinda early for the show to reveal the real BigBad and rather blatantly in the "Next Time" promos...]]
* Let's face it, a computer virus that plans to wipe out all technology [[spoiler: just to get Shaw out of prison, something not impressive on its own]] has to have a larger strategy behind it.
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[[WMG: [[spoiler: Shaw]] The person about to be let out of prison at the end of ''Chuck Versus the Curse'' isn't the man behind the overall plot to get Chuck and the team...]]
* [[spoiler: Yes, it may be Shaw being let out, and yes, he's been consistently a large threat to Chuck, but, let's consider the below points...:]]
** He's at least TheDragon to whoever the real mastermind is.
* ** [[spoiler: Seems kinda early for the show to reveal the real BigBad and rather blatantly in the "Next Time" promos...]]
* ** Let's face it, a computer virus that plans to wipe out all technology [[spoiler: just to get Shaw out of prison, something not impressive on its own]] has to have a larger strategy behind it.it.
** WordOfGod states that next week's episode will have "the craziest cliffhanger ever done on the show", and it's doubtful that the NBC promo department would just spoil that cliffhanger in the teasers.
** If anything, it's possible that the [[ManBehindTheMan real architect]] of the plan to terminate Chuck is just using [[spoiler: Shaw]] as one part of the plan, while he formulates his ultimate strategy, which will take up the final few episodes after.
* [[spoiler: Yes, it may be Shaw being let out, and yes, he's been consistently a large threat to Chuck, but, let's consider the below points...:]]
** He's at least TheDragon to whoever the real mastermind is.
** WordOfGod states that next week's episode will have "the craziest cliffhanger ever done on the show", and it's doubtful that the NBC promo department would just spoil that cliffhanger in the teasers.
** If anything, it's possible that the [[ManBehindTheMan real architect]] of the plan to terminate Chuck is just using [[spoiler: Shaw]] as one part of the plan, while he formulates his ultimate strategy, which will take up the final few episodes after.
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It would just be heartwarming to see that the winking and hints and nudges that we've seen every time the topic pops up pay off in this manner, and we see that the two become a couple by the end.
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It would just be heartwarming to see that the winking and hints and nudges that we've seen every time the topic pops up pay off in this manner, and we see that the two become a couple by the end.end.
[[WMG: [[spoiler: Shaw]] isn't the man behind the overall plot to get Chuck and the team...]]
* He's at least TheDragon to whoever the real mastermind is.
* [[spoiler: Seems kinda early for the show to reveal the real BigBad and rather blatantly in the "Next Time" promos...]]
* Let's face it, a computer virus that plans to wipe out all technology [[spoiler: just to get Shaw out of prison, something not impressive on its own]] has to have a larger strategy behind it.
[[WMG: [[spoiler: Shaw]] isn't the man behind the overall plot to get Chuck and the team...]]
* He's at least TheDragon to whoever the real mastermind is.
* [[spoiler: Seems kinda early for the show to reveal the real BigBad and rather blatantly in the "Next Time" promos...]]
* Let's face it, a computer virus that plans to wipe out all technology [[spoiler: just to get Shaw out of prison, something not impressive on its own]] has to have a larger strategy behind it.
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** Alternatively, ''Captain Awesome'' will become the new Intersect.
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** Alternatively, ''Captain Awesome'' will become the new Intersect.Intersect.
[[WMG: By the time series concludes, Casey & Gertrude will be a couple and be on good terms with Chuck & Sarah. Plus, Gertrude will "leave" Verbanski Corp. and join Carmichael Industries.]]
It would just be heartwarming to see that the winking and hints and nudges that we've seen every time the topic pops up pay off in this manner, and we see that the two become a couple by the end.
[[WMG: By the time series concludes, Casey & Gertrude will be a couple and be on good terms with Chuck & Sarah. Plus, Gertrude will "leave" Verbanski Corp. and join Carmichael Industries.]]
It would just be heartwarming to see that the winking and hints and nudges that we've seen every time the topic pops up pay off in this manner, and we see that the two become a couple by the end.
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** Perhaps he'll show up in the series finale, or a few episodes before that? It is the last hurrah for the show, and having Papa Bartowski show up for one more (or few?) appearance likely makes sense.
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* {{Jossed}}. [[spoiler:Decker's visit was because Casey murdered ''his'' hit(wo)man.]]
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* {{Jossed}}. [[spoiler:Decker's visit was because Casey murdered ''his'' hit(wo)man.]]]]
[[WMG: The series will end with the Intersect passing to Jeff.]]
* Morgan is following the same arc as Chuck, which ended (sorta) with Chuck as a competent spy in his own right who doesn't ''need'' the Intersect.
* Carmichael Industries wouldn't pass up a chance to have an Intersect on the team, since it's such an awesome resource.
* Captain Awesome has been helping Jeff to stop being... you know, '''Jeff''' and start being a normal human being.
* Ipso facto, Jeff will join the team as the new Intersect in the series finale.
** Alternatively, ''Captain Awesome'' will become the new Intersect.
[[WMG: The series will end with the Intersect passing to Jeff.]]
* Morgan is following the same arc as Chuck, which ended (sorta) with Chuck as a competent spy in his own right who doesn't ''need'' the Intersect.
* Carmichael Industries wouldn't pass up a chance to have an Intersect on the team, since it's such an awesome resource.
* Captain Awesome has been helping Jeff to stop being... you know, '''Jeff''' and start being a normal human being.
* Ipso facto, Jeff will join the team as the new Intersect in the series finale.
** Alternatively, ''Captain Awesome'' will become the new Intersect.
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After all, the trailer for the next episode shows [[spoiler: Decker visiting Chuck & crew and asking for Casey.]]
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After all, the trailer for the next episode shows [[spoiler: Decker visiting Chuck & crew and asking for Casey.]]
* {{Jossed}}. [[spoiler:Decker's visit was because Casey murdered ''his'' hit(wo)man.]]
* {{Jossed}}. [[spoiler:Decker's visit was because Casey murdered ''his'' hit(wo)man.]]
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Which would furthermore mean, of course... we haven't seen the last of him...
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Which would furthermore mean, of course... we haven't seen the last of him...him...
[[WMG: Casey was the one [[spoiler:Who sent that hitman to kill Morgan at the end of "Chuck Versus the Frosted Tips"]] ]]
After all, the trailer for the next episode shows [[spoiler: Decker visiting Chuck & crew and asking for Casey.]]
[[WMG: Casey was the one [[spoiler:Who sent that hitman to kill Morgan at the end of "Chuck Versus the Frosted Tips"]] ]]
After all, the trailer for the next episode shows [[spoiler: Decker visiting Chuck & crew and asking for Casey.]]
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** [[spoiler:Kinda/sorta half-confirmed in "Chuck Versus the Frosted Tips", but apparently ''invoked'' by whomever really sent those Intersect glasses.]]
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He'll start it with, "Hi. I'm Chuck. Here's a few things that you might need to know."
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He'll start it with, "Hi. I'm Chuck. Here's a few things that you might need to know.""
[[WMG: [[spoiler:Those bugged Intersect glasses were sent not by Decker but Daniel Shaw.]] ]]
Which would furthermore mean, of course... we haven't seen the last of him...
[[WMG: [[spoiler:Those bugged Intersect glasses were sent not by Decker but Daniel Shaw.]] ]]
Which would furthermore mean, of course... we haven't seen the last of him...
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** I like this idea a lot. Its true to canon, reminds us that Morgan is a pretty normal guy, and adds a lot of tension and conflict. Bonus points if Morgan doesn't tell anyone until its serious because he doesn't want them to worry about him
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** I like this idea a lot. Its true to canon, reminds us that Morgan is a pretty normal guy, and adds a lot of tension and conflict. Bonus points if Morgan doesn't tell anyone until its serious because he doesn't want them to worry about himhim
[[WMG: In the final episode, Chuck will deliver a BadassBoast to Clyde Decker.]]
He'll start it with, "Hi. I'm Chuck. Here's a few things that you might need to know."
[[WMG: In the final episode, Chuck will deliver a BadassBoast to Clyde Decker.]]
He'll start it with, "Hi. I'm Chuck. Here's a few things that you might need to know."
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[[WMG: The Intersect was based on [[MenInBlack neuralizer]] technology.]]
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[[WMG: The Intersect was based on [[MenInBlack [[Film/MenInBlack neuralizer]] technology.]]
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* Like many other things in the series, it would be like [[spoiler: {{Alias}}.]]
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* Like many other things in the series, it would be like [[spoiler: {{Alias}}.Series/{{Alias}}.]]
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[[WMG: In the upcoming season, the Intersect will react poorly with [[spoiler:Morgan's brain, which will be a problem because the team no longer has access to government resources]].]]
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[[WMG: In the upcoming season, the Intersect will react poorly with [[spoiler:Morgan's brain, which will be a problem because the team no longer has access to government resources]].]]]]
** I like this idea a lot. Its true to canon, reminds us that Morgan is a pretty normal guy, and adds a lot of tension and conflict. Bonus points if Morgan doesn't tell anyone until its serious because he doesn't want them to worry about him
** I like this idea a lot. Its true to canon, reminds us that Morgan is a pretty normal guy, and adds a lot of tension and conflict. Bonus points if Morgan doesn't tell anyone until its serious because he doesn't want them to worry about him
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**Now that [[spoiler: the intersect is gone]] he will probably become this, but to an even higher degree.
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[[WMG: In the upcoming season, the Intersect will react poorly with [[spoiler:Morgan's]] brain, which will be a problem because the team [[spoiler:no longer has access to government resources]].]]
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[[WMG: In the upcoming season, the Intersect will react poorly with [[spoiler:Morgan's]] [[spoiler:Morgan's brain, which will be a problem because the team [[spoiler:no no longer has access to government resources]].]]
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* [[spoiler: alternatively, his consciousness is uploaded into a new body via Intersect.]]
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* [[spoiler: alternatively, his consciousness is uploaded into a new body via Intersect.]]
[[WMG: In the upcoming season, the Intersect will react poorly with [[spoiler:Morgan's]] brain, which will be a problem because the team [[spoiler:no longer has access to government resources]].]]
[[WMG: In the upcoming season, the Intersect will react poorly with [[spoiler:Morgan's]] brain, which will be a problem because the team [[spoiler:no longer has access to government resources]].]]
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[[spoiler: He IS dead, but, he's brought back similarly to Shaw.]]
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[[spoiler: He IS dead, but, he's brought back similarly to Shaw.]]
* [[spoiler: alternatively, his consciousness is uploaded into a new body via Intersect.]]
* [[spoiler: alternatively, his consciousness is uploaded into a new body via Intersect.]]
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** The actress that plays Chuck's mother supports this as a possibility.
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* [[spoiler:Something about Clyde Decker's laugh at the end of "Chuck Versus the Cliffhanger" when Chuck points out that he is just seems to say, "Oh, does he ''reeeeally'' believe that?]]
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* [[spoiler:Something about Clyde Decker's laugh at the end of "Chuck Versus the Cliffhanger" when Chuck points out that he is just seems to say, "Oh, does he ''reeeeally'' believe that?]]that?]]
** Interesting. Either that, or...
[[WMG: Stephen J. Bartowski is dead, but will be revived.]]
[[spoiler: He IS dead, but, he's brought back similarly to Shaw.]]
** Interesting. Either that, or...
[[WMG: Stephen J. Bartowski is dead, but will be revived.]]
[[spoiler: He IS dead, but, he's brought back similarly to Shaw.]]
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* And their eyes, too. And anyways, Vivian is, what, twentysome, and Mama B. has been working with Volkoff for a little over 20 years, so...
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* And their eyes, too. And anyways, Vivian is, what, twentysome, and Mama B. has been working with Volkoff for a little over 20 years, so...so...
[[WMG:Stephen J. Bartowski is not dead.]]
* [[spoiler:Something about Clyde Decker's laugh at the end of "Chuck Versus the Cliffhanger" when Chuck points out that he is just seems to say, "Oh, does he ''reeeeally'' believe that?]]
[[WMG:Stephen J. Bartowski is not dead.]]
* [[spoiler:Something about Clyde Decker's laugh at the end of "Chuck Versus the Cliffhanger" when Chuck points out that he is just seems to say, "Oh, does he ''reeeeally'' believe that?]]
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** She's being played by [[spoiler: Linda Hamilton a.k.a. [[Terminator Sarah Connor]]]], so she'll either be solidly on Chuck's side, or the writers will go for the subversion and make her Ring.
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** She's being played by [[spoiler: Linda Hamilton a.k.a. [[Terminator [[{{Terminator}} Sarah Connor]]]], so she'll either be solidly on Chuck's side, or the writers will go for the subversion and make her Ring.
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** Possibly confirmed, if you consider [[spoiler:Agent X's Spy Will being recovered and revealing him to be Alexei Volkoff]] to be 'firing' the spy will gun. And then in Chuck Versus the Last Details [[spoiler:Vivian kills Sarah. Well, probably not, but if they do want to do the whole 'everyone thinks Sarah's dead' bit, now would be the time to do it]]
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* [[spoiler: the first time the intersect was tested on a human it basically had this effect unintentionally ]]
