Did last month's Chuck swan song — particularly the ambiguous final scene between Zachary Levi's titular spy and his partner in life and crime Sarah — leave you hot and slightly bothered? Then you'll definitely want to check out this week's installment of Spoiler Alert!, during which Levi offers his own personal interpretation of the much-discussed closing sequence (hint: you're going to like what he has to say). The actor also talks for the first time about his just-announced TV comeback and offers an update on a possible (don't roll your eyes!) Chuck feature film.
http://www.tvline.com/2012/02/­chuck-parenthood-psych-spoiler­s-spoiler-alert/

@mssupertigz The video is hilarious!!

Hey Chuck fans check this parody out http://youtu.be/qYgihEU8v_g - not a fan of Hitler but when it involves Chuck and Sarah I am in - this is a gooder!!!!

@mssupertigz That would have been hillarious. I like the idea of them doing something together other than Chuck.

Looks like they want Yvonne to play his wife on this 1/2 hour tv show - wouldn't that be sweet and wouldn't that put a damper on Yvonnes' and Tim's relationship - wishful thinking.....but stranger things have happened...

@fireflysky101 wow a little weird that fiction is colliding with fiction if you get what I mean - a 6th sense.....should be interesting - might just watch it b/c Zach is on it...

EXCLUSIVE: Zachary Levi is back on pilot duty and back on the half-hour comedy beat. The Chuck star has been tapped as the male lead of Fox's single-camera comedy pilot Let It Go, lifting the cast-contingency on the project. Let It Go, from Sony Pictures TV, is an ensemble comedy about a married couple, the husband played by Levi, his best friend and her sister as they try to navigate, negotiate and sometimes manipulate society's unspoken rules. DJ Nash wrote the script and is executive producing with Peter Tolan and Michael Wimer. This marks Levi's return to half-hour comedy series following his breakout role on ABC's Less Then Perfect. From it, he segued to spy dramedy Chuck, which just finished its five-season run on NBC. Levi was one of the most sought-after actors this pilot season, fielding at least half a dozen offers.

Still lamenting over my 7:00 Friday night Chuck ep - it's going to take some time - I think that my remote is having withdrawals as well - it's been programmed for so long to go to that channel - that now it just sits there wanting to be pressed but ends up being (de)pressed.  Poor thing :(

How soon will Zachary Levi be returning to TV? Deadline posted the following news: As for Chuck, star Zachary Levi has already been talked about for a couple of half-hour pilots, including an NBC comedy.

@melytweedy I can't post all the episodes due to copyright issues.