(S02E18) It's time for Chuck to assert some authority. It's time to go over General Beckman's head and turn to the Commander in Chief. "Dear Mr. President: You probably don't know me, but let me start by saying I love America and I've been happy to be of service to the NSA. However, recently, I've had some questions about my place. My rights, actually. Sir, you're a lawyer. Do I have any rights at all, like privacy? Like the ability to keep my family out of my work? Not that I'm complaining, but..."
Yes, I think Chuck is in a tough spot. Things have become too close for comfort, mixing up Chuck's spy biz with his family life.
(S02E19) You knew that the combination of Barney and a bachelor party would be too good a subject for Bays and Thomas to pass up, didn't you? The interesting thing about this episode, though, is that we're so used to Mr. Stinson's depravity, that when things don't reach new depths, we get disappointed.
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