Chuck Season 5 Episode 9
Chuck
Season 5

Ep 9. Chuck Versus the Kept Man

  • TV-14
  • January 6, 2012
  • 43 min
  • 7.9  (941)

Chuck has been a fan favorite show since its premiere season. Chuck Bartowski, played by Zachary Levi, is a computer nerd who accidentally becomes a spy after he inadvertently downloads a secret government database into his brain. The show revolves around his life as a spy, his relationships with his CIA handlers, and his desire to lead a normal life. Season five sees Chuck and his team going on their final missions as the show comes to an end with season five episode nine, titled Chuck Versus the Kept Man.

The episode opens with Chuck and Sarah trying to get Ellie and Awesome's baby to sleep by telling her a spy story, but as the couple leaves, Chuck must head out for his mission for the day. His mission today is to go undercover to track down a woman in search of her kidnapped husband. The mission puts Chuck in an uncomfortable position when he must pose as a kept man, not for the first time. He is forced to play along with his target, and it becomes increasingly apparent that he may become more than just an undercover operative.

Meanwhile, Morgan, played by Joshua Gomez, is tasked with finding Chuck's father's spy car in the garage. While doing this, he comes across a secret room filled with bizarre spy equipment. As he delves deeper into discovering the secrets of the room, he unwittingly stumbles upon a game-changing piece of spy tech that could potentially change the world of espionage forever.

The main story in this episode is the one involving Chuck's undercover work. Chuck is always at his best when he has to play a role, but this time he is tasked with somewhat of a unique role. He is asked to pretend to be a kept man, an idea he is not entirely comfortable with, and this tension is explored throughout the episode. Fans of the show will enjoy seeing Chuck and Sarah's relationship tested once again, but this time, the threat comes not from external forces but from within their relationship. Sarah is understandably insecure about the entire situation, and Chuck's feelings for his temptation are complicated, to say the least.

The show has always done an excellent job of balancing comedy, drama, and action, something that is evident in this episode as well. The episode features plenty of humor, particularly in scenes involving Morgan and his discovery of the spy room. There is also plenty of action, as Chuck performs a daring stunt to stop his target from getting away.

The episode also touches upon the theme of family. Chuck and Sarah's relationship, their married life, and how their work as spies has influenced it all are a pivotal part of the show, and this episode is no different. Ellie and Awesome's relationship is also explored in this episode, and the couple gets to showcase their comedic chops.

Finally, the episode's conclusion will leave fans of the show overwhelmed with a sense of nostalgia and satisfaction. Fans get to see some of their favorite characters come together to solve the episode's central mystery, and it all culminates in a heartwarming scene that will leave viewers in tears.

In conclusion, Chuck Versus the Kept Man is an excellent episode of Chuck. It explores different themes, provides plenty of laughs, and an intense storyline to keep audiences at the edge of their seats. The episode also sets up the show's future direction, giving viewers a taste of what to expect in the series' final episodes. Overall, this particular installment of the show is an excellent example of why Chuck has always been one of the most beloved spy shows of recent times.

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  • First Aired
    January 6, 2012
  • Content Rating
    TV-14
  • Runtime
    43 min
  • Language
    English
  • IMDB Rating
    7.9  (941)