Created in 2007, Chuck is one of the newer action-comedy offerings on NBC.  It's available in high definition for viewers with capability to display this higher resolution quality.  Created by Josh Schwartz and Chris Fedak, this series is produced by College Hill Pictures, Wonderland Sound and Vision and Warner Bros. Television.  The first season only contained 13 episodes because of the 2007–2008 Writers Guild of America strike. 

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This was a brief period in time where the writers refused to work.  In their second season they accomplished a full 22 episode season and locked in their standing for a third.  A two month "Save Chuck" campaign was created by the fans to ensure their third season, scheduled to air in 2010, does phenomenally well.

The ratings for Chuck are not the greatest in the world, but the show also had to deal with a multitude of slow downs in regards to its debut.    The story plot goes something like this, Chuck Bartowski is a twenty-something computer expert in Burbank, CA who works at Nerd Herd out of the local Buy More electronics store with his best friend Morgan Grimes (Joshua Gomez).  Chuck's sister, Ellie (Sarah Lancaster), always encourages him to make progress in his professional and social life.  Chuck receives emails from the CIA, and when he opens them the information encoded in the letter is implanted in his brain. 

It is kind of a comedy spoof that deals with situations that can't really happen in reality, but it is kind of fun to watch a fast paced comedy that immerses you in carefree TV time.  It seems like no matter what is happening on TV, you can always watch it and drift off into a dreamy state of relaxation.  Many people fall asleep watching TV, and nothing spells relaxation like a multi-million dollar network like NBC. It's fairly entertaining though, and the scenes change scenarios at the drop of a hat.  Even if the storyline is unbelievable the fast paced action provides countless chances to intrigue the viewer into attentive submission.  

Chuck is a great program for people who love technology, the lifestyle of youth, and the action of quickly moving comedy.  Almost every scene is designed to keep the viewer in a state of carefree action ecstasy.  Give Chuck a once over, you'll like it.