Love Versus Career: NBC Unveils New "Chuck" Promo

Written by Jace | Tuesday, December 22, 2009 | 4 comments »

Will it be passion or professionalism?

With just a few weeks to go before the Season Three premiere of Chuck, NBC has unveiled a new promo for the action-comedy that plays up the romance between Chuck Bartowski (Zachary Levi) and Sarah Walker (Yvonne Strahovski) as well as the push-and-pull between duty and love.

Spoiler-phobes might want to look away as there are some rather intriguing reveals contained in the below Chuck promo, released today, that might point to some action for these spies.



Will these two finally get together this season? Who can say, though you can read my advance review of the first five episodes of Season Three of Chuck to glean any clues I may have left there about whether this star-crossed couple finally manages to put aside their professional responsibilities for some much deserved romance...

Season Three of Chuck launches January 10th at 9 pm ET/PT with a two-hour premiere before moving to its regular timeslot Mondays at 8 pm ET/PT on January 11th.

4 comments

  1. Anonymous // 12/22/2009  

    I have seen the first five and that promo is the worst idea NBC ever had. At least 18% of the fan base is going to be really upset when they see where this goes. Why even tease those scenes? There is no grand benefit.

  2. Jace // 12/22/2009  

    Anonymous,

    Having seen the first five episodes (and reviewed them last week), I was surprised as well that NBC would tease it. But it's all about tune-in. And if more people watch the first few episodes because of it, that's got to be a good thing. Remember, those launch numbers have got to be BIG.

  3. Rich // 12/22/2009  

    Well I don't know what goes down but knowing that the Will They Won't They is still going strong I bet we can determine what path he chose.

    I would have prefered to see it on context because he is definately creating false hope.

  4. Svigtet af Danmark // 12/22/2009  

    I sure hope the writers understand that its NOT A FACT that a show jumps the shark when the two leads get together - its bad writing which can lead to its downfall - sometimes.

    In other words, they better STOP splitting those two up all the time.

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