Factory sealed DVD</br></br>Product Description</br></br><![CDATA[<p>Chuck: The Complete Fifth Season (DVD)</p><p>This high-concept action comedy follows Chuck Bartowski as the Buy More computer geek turned secret agent. When Chuck unwittingly downloads a database of government information and deadly fighting skills into his head?? he becomes the CIA's most vital secret. This sets Chuck on a path to become a full-fledged spy?? assisted by the stoic Colonel John Casey; Chuck's best friend?? Morgan Grimes; and the CIA's top agent -- and now Chuck's wife -- Sarah Walker. With the help of this unlikely team and his unorthodox techniques?? Chuck is ready to take Operation Bartowski freelance.</p>]]></br></br>Amazon.com</br></br><i>Chuck</i>'s entertaining amalgam of "n-adventure?? comedy?? and romance makes its last stand--much to the dismay of its faithful adherents--with this set of 13 episodes (on three discs?? including bonus material) from its fifth and final season. As veteran viewers will know?? this season's Chuck Bartowski (Zachary Levi) is a far cry from the nerdy fellow from the show's earlier run. Beautiful fellow spy Sarah Walker (Yvonne Strahovski) is now his wife?? and while Chuck remains fairly uncertain about his abilities?? his own skills have sharpened considerably. But he no longer has the supercomputer known as the Intersect in his brain; for the first several episodes it's in Morgan Grimes (Joshua Gomez)?? with Chuck acting as "" as Morgan uses and abuses its astonishing powers?? until the Intersect eventually turns up inside a sinister villain later in the season. Chuck and his crew of "ree agent spies??"which also includes tough guy John Casey (Adam Baldwin)?? weren't exactly a crack team to begin with ("e're still working out the kinks??"as he puts it). Now they have to find a way to stop the monstrous "Omen" computer virus (the season's best storyline)?? foil many baddies (guest stars include Rebecca Romijn?? Cheryl Ladd?? and Craig Kilborn; Linda Hamilton and Bo Derek also put in appearances)?? and otherwise save the world without the Intersect?? and a good many of their missions come down to exercises in mere survival. None of this is what you'd call cutting edge; it's escapism?? pure and simple. But <i>Chuck</i>'s refreshingly light touch also allows for some poignant moments (especially in the finale) and an appealing family vibe. <p> <i>Chuck</i> isn't the first television show whose devotees reacted to it