The death glare that a dad, who truly loves his 'little princess', gives to guys in regards to said princess are *always* terrifying... also the ones given by protective older brothers as well lol
I just noticed when Casey picks up Morgan, he still has a scar on his hand from the cigar burn earlier in the episode. Not sure if that was makeup or if Adam Baldwin actually got burned there, but really neat to see that attention to detail!
Oh man, the SECOND that Morgan tells him...its like beyond the wrath of God....the fury of poking...whats bigger than a bear? A ravenous Rabid Wookie.... Adam Baldwin is the most awesome BAMF
Poor Morgan. he just wants to find the perfect way to broach the subject and then this happens. No sooner do the words leave his mouth and...THE DARK LORD RISES!
@@SeductiveDino53 It's "Waking in Moscow" by tim jones but you can only find it in the sound cloud. I looked for a long time, so here's the link: soundcloud.com/timjonescomposer/43-chk-401-1m30v1-waking-in-moscow1-st
Yeah that's Drax And this show had a fine casting of people Brandon Ruth as Shaw ( superman / ray palmer ATOM) Fulcrum agent at Chuck vs santa claus was played by the guy who played Yondu Bautista as TI ( Drax ) Chuck is currently Shazam And let's not forget Stan Lee made a cameo as los Angeles Spy (Chuck season 5 episode 7 )
yeah, it was during the early stage of Dave Bautista's acting career when he was doing bit guest spots on various TV shows like Chuck, Smallville, and a couple others
I disagree. The show definitely had great direction S1 through the first half of S5. Really Chuck vs Bo is where a lot of plot points that were set up in early S5 are just dropped and never followed up on which makes the ending feel disorganized. Chuck's writers used a tactic similar to many other shows where they'd set up several parallel plot points in the beginning of a season and converge them all by the end. This is common across every season, just look at where S4 starts and ends for example. This is actually a great thing, as the connection of these items is what created a lot of the most climatic moments in the show allowing for effective resolution stories. S5 starts on the same trend, but the last four episodes tell their own story that is independent of the rest of the season. There are lots of things in S5E1 - S5E8 that never get followed through on. All of Carah's finances being frozen, the dream house, the fate of Carmichael Industries, the fact that Sarah's mom's identity is no longer anonymous, life after the last mission, and the big one introduced in the finale arc, the fate of Sarah's memory. I personally believe everything I just wrote was written incredibly well as an individual plot point, but the reason the leaves you feeling unsatisfied in the end is because the writers never connect any of the dots. The most you get are subtle hints towards these items but the finale tells you a story and then let's you decide what happens. This was an intentional move if you watch interviews with Chris Fedak who wrote it. Off screen, NBC told the writers they'd only get 13 episodes in S5 when they started producing it at which point they committed to this direction. Given they didn't have a ton of air time to work with between S5 E1 and S5 E13, I can get why they decided to go this route, I just don't think it was the right move. If instead of going the open ended route in the last 4 episodes, the writers instead connected the dots I mentioned above and provided a resolution arc (like was done in Chuck vs the Push Mix or Chuck vs the Cliffhanger a season before), I am confident fan reception would have been much more positive. Alternatively, if S5 E1 - S5 E13 stayed exactly the same, but we got a second half renewed through 22 - 24 episodes, I am sure people would sit much better with the plot of the finale. There's nothing about that four episode arc that is terrible, the mistake is just that it's the last thing that happens on the show. People are disappointed with the ending of Chuck not because the show wasn't going in a consistent direction, but because it just never crossed the finish line. These sort of open ended Hollywood endings are great for stirring up drama and getting an emotional response in the ratings, but good series finales they do not make.
Nahh. Although Casey is a huge dude and Morgan is small, it's still too much weight to just pick up like that with one hand. It was just for dramatic effect.
This is quite something since I am thinking that this would be Jack Byrne's reaction to Greg Focker as it reminds of Jack telling Greg in the airport interrogation room "Don't push it Focker." when Greg asked him if he and Pam could sleep in the same room.
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Possibly the bravest thing Morgan has done on this show.
I mean, he entered a house with a bloodlusted tiger and he also electrocuted himself to save everyone. Say what you want, the guy has balls.
@daniellugo2264 how many people survived that and how many people survived Jonathan Casey
@@nelevenchts I think you've won the argument.
@@nelevenchtsas Shaw said when he heard gunfire and agents panicking and screaming "I see you bought Casey"
I love the gulp Morgan does right before he says spending the night. That is fear at it's finest!
Rarely do I find a death glare terrifying, but......Casey. *shivers*
I know what you mean!!!! It's intense!!!
wanderlust867 agreed
The death glare that a dad, who truly loves his 'little princess', gives to guys in regards to said princess are *always* terrifying... also the ones given by protective older brothers as well lol
Fear of death has a name that name is John freaking Casey
I just noticed when Casey picks up Morgan, he still has a scar on his hand from the cigar burn earlier in the episode. Not sure if that was makeup or if Adam Baldwin actually got burned there, but really neat to see that attention to detail!
The music where Casey snaps out of it is absolutely perfect and wonderful
What's the name of that music?
Morgan: I’m dating your daughter
Casey: (death glare, choir starts singing)
Me: why is boss music playing?
Terminator's worst nightmare: John Casey
Kaathe and Frampt Chuck norrises worst nightmare (John Casey)
Chuck Norris checks under his bed for John Casey
@@NG-95 Casey is Chuck Norris lost son
Oh man, the SECOND that Morgan tells him...its like beyond the wrath of God....the fury of poking...whats bigger than a bear? A ravenous Rabid Wookie....
Adam Baldwin is the most awesome BAMF
I like how Morgan got Casey to wake up through enraging his dad instincts.
4:46 The fact that the music stops at the exact moment Casey punches Morgan in the stomach 😂😂
Poor Morgan. he just wants to find the perfect way to broach the subject and then this happens. No sooner do the words leave his mouth and...THE DARK LORD RISES!
Chris Roberts LOL
this comment was the funniest Chuck comment ever !!!!!!!!!
wait what if he had said that Casey's funneral!!!
@@ashleenowzari5340 he breaks his cover and slaughter poor Morgan
It's hilarious how high morgan is off the ground while being choked. Oh, man. Dying from the Casey.
Morgan:"i hope you know i don't understand morse code"
Casey: *eyes widen in annoyance*
favourite bit is when morgan told casey and the music changed
PokeNerd JR Yep, when the music changed u just know Casey is gonna go crazy 😜
PokeNerd JR J
The classic When the boss theme starts playing
"Man it's like slapping a car!"
HAHAHAAH LOVED IT
John Casey is the author of 10 rules for dating my daughter
If he actually wrote a book on that, it would contain one single word: "No."
"Chapter 1: You Can't"
And then it's just 200 blank pages.
Flashing back to when Chuck left a note for Sarah and Casey saying I unlocked your door to UNLEASH THE CASEY
After the gulp. Morgan knew what was coming lol 😂
Casey's background music when his ready to u know unleash.
Wish I knew what the name of the song was
@@SeductiveDino53 It's "Waking in Moscow" by tim jones but you can only find it in the sound cloud. I looked for a long time, so here's the link: soundcloud.com/timjonescomposer/43-chk-401-1m30v1-waking-in-moscow1-st
@@MoncherFrag thank you for that but I also found it recently lol I spent like 4 hours googling until I found it
So whats the name @SeductiveDino53
“That could be them… why would they be knocking?” Morgan is so cute 😂😂🥰🥰
2:02 I know who you are. Your Drax, the destroyer.
They call him John Casey but in that moment he remembered the man the GI's called Animal Mother.
Jakira Kumahata poontang
Morgan nearly got killed because of poontang
3:31 This bad boy can fit so much unbridled aggression inside of it
3:54
More terrifying than The Rains of Castamere.
@Jason King its called waking in moscow. Its on soundcloud. Its by timjonescomposer
This is the BEST reaction EVER!
YEAH
2:02 Drax looking for Casey
I imagined that these Morgan and Casey were replaced by Han Solo and Darth Vader and still LMAO.
I think that was the motivation for this scene.
Even the Choke would be the same... :D
Casey=Vader
Morgan=Han Solo
oh man is that Drax?
Yep
Yeah that's Drax
And this show had a fine casting of people
Brandon Ruth as Shaw ( superman / ray palmer ATOM)
Fulcrum agent at Chuck vs santa claus was played by the guy who played Yondu
Bautista as TI ( Drax )
Chuck is currently Shazam
And let's not forget Stan Lee made a cameo as los Angeles Spy (Chuck season 5 episode 7 )
yeah, it was during the early stage of Dave Bautista's acting career when he was doing bit guest spots on various TV shows like Chuck, Smallville, and a couple others
@@lazaruspit7217 And Christopher Lloyd (Doctor Emmett Brown from Back To The Future) as a CIA Psychiatrist. S3E16
@@lazaruspit7217 Loren Cohan as well, Kristin Kreuk, Carrie Anne moss and so on!
Never noticed how that guy was drax the destroyer lol
How many heroes are there in chuck
The Casey had risen
3:53 those are the words a father never wants to hear, lol
🤣🤣🤣🤣 this scene has to be one of my favorite top 10.
I know he was trying to help him get up, but if were Morgan... I would've stopped after 'we've been holding hands.'
I love the Casey angry song 3:55
i like how morgan is like, damnit.
Morgan: I’ve been dating your daughter
Also Morgan: why do I hear boss music 3:55
god i love this show
I miss chuck!!!
Morgan was so underused in Chuck. And Chuck started great and when the story ark ended, it's like the writers had no clue where to take his character.
What is the story ark in chuck?
I disagree. The show definitely had great direction S1 through the first half of S5. Really Chuck vs Bo is where a lot of plot points that were set up in early S5 are just dropped and never followed up on which makes the ending feel disorganized.
Chuck's writers used a tactic similar to many other shows where they'd set up several parallel plot points in the beginning of a season and converge them all by the end. This is common across every season, just look at where S4 starts and ends for example. This is actually a great thing, as the connection of these items is what created a lot of the most climatic moments in the show allowing for effective resolution stories.
S5 starts on the same trend, but the last four episodes tell their own story that is independent of the rest of the season. There are lots of things in S5E1 - S5E8 that never get followed through on. All of Carah's finances being frozen, the dream house, the fate of Carmichael Industries, the fact that Sarah's mom's identity is no longer anonymous, life after the last mission, and the big one introduced in the finale arc, the fate of Sarah's memory.
I personally believe everything I just wrote was written incredibly well as an individual plot point, but the reason the leaves you feeling unsatisfied in the end is because the writers never connect any of the dots. The most you get are subtle hints towards these items but the finale tells you a story and then let's you decide what happens.
This was an intentional move if you watch interviews with Chris Fedak who wrote it. Off screen, NBC told the writers they'd only get 13 episodes in S5 when they started producing it at which point they committed to this direction. Given they didn't have a ton of air time to work with between S5 E1 and S5 E13, I can get why they decided to go this route, I just don't think it was the right move.
If instead of going the open ended route in the last 4 episodes, the writers instead connected the dots I mentioned above and provided a resolution arc (like was done in Chuck vs the Push Mix or Chuck vs the Cliffhanger a season before), I am confident fan reception would have been much more positive.
Alternatively, if S5 E1 - S5 E13 stayed exactly the same, but we got a second half renewed through 22 - 24 episodes, I am sure people would sit much better with the plot of the finale. There's nothing about that four episode arc that is terrible, the mistake is just that it's the last thing that happens on the show. People are disappointed with the ending of Chuck not because the show wasn't going in a consistent direction, but because it just never crossed the finish line.
These sort of open ended Hollywood endings are great for stirring up drama and getting an emotional response in the ratings, but good series finales they do not make.
I forgot Batista was in this
morgan: Why do I hear boss music
BATISTAAAA!!!!
Johns ribbon stack alone is outstanding
Batista 🔥🔥🔥
What's the song playing when Morgan tells Casey he is dating is daughter? Anyone knows it?
Eaze54 Have you finde out the Song title?
timjonescomposer - Waking In Moscow
@@Pirate-nb3jw thanks
BAH GAWD THE UNDERTAKER JUST SAT UP WITH A LOOK OF RAGE!! HERE COMES THE CHOKESLAM!!
He would have been a good terminator 😀
Its alive, its alive.
Essa cena é hilária em todas as línguas kkkk
The look of DEATH
It’s so weird seeing Dave play a random buff henchman knowing where his career will go😂
Who's rewatching in 2024?
Yep about the 7th time
😄💕 these two are funny
JUST AWESOME
I wonder if he can really pick morgan up that high by the neck
I mean Casey is 6’4 muscle bound while Morgan is a short scrawny weakling
Nahh. Although Casey is a huge dude and Morgan is small, it's still too much weight to just pick up like that with one hand. It was just for dramatic effect.
Obi-Wan Kenobi wrestlers can’t choke slam each other
@@MetalMadness_00 What?
Obi-Wan Kenobi I’m just saying there guys who can lift smaller guys up with one hand
Dave Bautista?!
That moment felt like vennom
Omg...the big guy is drax wowowowowo. I didnt even realize until now
So cool.
Darth Vader vibes
Casey pulls a dark Vader lol..
This is quite something since I am thinking that this would be Jack Byrne's reaction to Greg Focker as it reminds of Jack telling Greg in the airport interrogation room "Don't push it Focker." when Greg asked him if he and Pam could sleep in the same room.
Undertaker 😂
the name of the song
Man Alex was a tiny little smoke show.
Don’t you DARE hurt daddy’s baby girl! You will be anillihated. P.S. I know I just misspelled that.
Oo... Drax is here..
Name of ost 3:55? Please what his name?
It's serial chuck
DRAX?
Anybody knows the music title?
Jemand der das Lied kennt?
haha morgan
Don't fuck with Casey
How to inspire the fear of God in someone
👁👁
Why is Casey!
Paralyzed? Because he was injected with a paralyzing agent that simulated death.
@@Emper0rH0rde
The actor who is a bad guy is the same dude that plays Draxxs
Something's rising and it ain't Jesus.