Chuck Bartowski works at a computer store as a computer geek. One day, he unintentionally downloaded stolen government secrets into his memory. Ever since this happened, every day is an adventure and a dangerous fight for safety. When he got a hold on the governments secrets, he suddenly had an outrageously gorgeous secret agent as a girlfriend, and excitement and action packed suspense are part of his life every day. Not to mention the fact that what he has done has put Chuck in grave danger every minute of every day of his life!



Chuck, played by Zachary Levi, tends to his computer tech counter during the day, but when work is over, the hunt is on for him and the government secrets that he protects in his brain. The comedy and action packed style of Chuck Season One on DVD is near flawless, brilliantly done, and above all, is very entertaining.

Some of the extra features that Chuck Season One on DVD has included are a playable demo of EA Sports Madden NFL 09 game for Xbox 360, declassified scenes of the episodes, an inside look at character personality development and casting sessions, a Chuck on Chuck point/counterpoint discussion series, a gallery of mini featurettes that originated online, and finally, you just cannot have a special edition deluxe Chuck Season One on DVD without the gag reel feature!

Although there is a special edition DVD available of Chuck, as of yet there has been no talk of releasing the first season on hi def Blu ray. The format of the DVDs is widescreen. There are subtitles available in English and in Spanish, and the runtime for the collection is about 585 minutes. The average suggested retail price is right around $40.00.

Chuck is a show that is a unique blend of humor, romance, suspense, and action. With Chuck being the geek and his girlfriend being the secret agent, you can imagine what goes on between the two and because of the two during the show. The Chuck Season One on DVD certainly lives up to its expectations, and with the extra features and almost 600 minutes of nothing but Chuck, make sure you dont miss the opportunity to own the entire first season on DVD.