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Chuck Me: Yvonne Strahovski Talks Season Three of "Chuck"

While I still don't have any news about when Season Three of Chuck will launch on NBC (January? March?), I do have a rare treat for Chuck-starved fans looking for something to tide them over until next year, when NBC will bring the action-comedy back to its schedule (now with six more episodes as well!)

I had the opportunity to visit the set of Chuck a few weeks back and those of you who follow me on Twitter have been anxiously awaiting any news from that visit.

So, I bring you the first of several video interviews with the cast of Chuck as I sit down with Yvonne Strahovski inside the Castle to discuss the felicitous Season Three Chuck renewal, love triangles, comedy and action, what's coming up for Sarah Walker, and much more.

Without further ado, I'll let Yvonne Strahovski fill you in on some non-spoilery Chuck goodness.



Season Three of Chuck will launch on NBC in 2010.

Comments

OldDarth said…
Woot! Very informative interview Jace. Thanks.

And though it goes under the D'uh Files for the umpteenth time - Yvonne is looking fine and very cute at the same time.

Can't wait for Season3.
Mike said…
Jace-

Fantastic interview, some excellent stuff throughout. I just hope the show doesn't lose it's comedic and fun aspect with all the apparent romantic drama. I find it extremely interesting that Sarah is now the one who apparently is going to have all of these "lady feelings" while Chuck just kind of drifts away deep into the spy world. Especially after Chuck was the one telling his father that "he loves her". Quite a role reversal!
Henley said…
Thank you for the great interview! I've been missing me some Chuck and this totally cheered me up. I can't wait for it to return...whenever that is!
Jeremy said…
Wow. Raw emotion and action stuff? I think Yvonne's on the wrong show. Haha. Here I was thinking she'd want to be in on the comedy because that's the strong point of Chuck. Great interview. Thanks.
ChuckNut said…
*awesome* interview, thanks so much! just now starting to chew over what she was saying about more people learning about chuck's spy life. man, it's gonna be epic!
Aardvark7734 said…
Wow, great interview Jace!

Really thoughtful questions and a relaxed atmosphere produced a positive feel and was informative for a change. ;)

It must be hard to find questions that haven't been asked a million times before but will still elicit an interesting response.

You seemed a little tense though, although it's hard to blame you. ;)
Audrey said…
Insightful questions. Thanks for the interview!
Jimmy said…
Excellent interview. Great questions and great responses from Yvonne. I feel much better about the new season.
Katie said…
Best season 3 interview I've seen so far. Her talking about Sarah dreading chuck's goal of being a spy and trying to hold on tighter to him just makes me want to watch the new season even more! a lot of Yvonne's interviews are the same thing over and over but this one was a breath of fresh air.
Anonymous said…
Great questions, incredibly boring responses. She seemed dull and down. I know that's sacriledge to say, but it is truth.
Anonymous said…
She's so hot!!!

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