sammmeeee >w

Same

Forget about it, it will never happen.

SAME! I’m hoping for a movie or mini series

Nope. Screaming and actual tears.

+gargouenzene Actually within the episode because Fixing her phone was their first meet and before he defused the bomb was close to the end of the episode. Maybe when he helped the little girl or during their date.

right after she saw what he did with that little ballerina...

M. Smith It was two things - helping the little girl, and his NOT calling her for a date - that got to her heart. The latter showed that he wasn't the type to try just to take a shot at bedding her, and the former showed that he was both kind to people in need & good with kids. Think about it; from her childhood to high school to her time in the CIA, she's known only players, creeps, killers and dishonorable people - including her father - and then, there's Chuck... as she told Graham, he's a nice guy. There's a very real chance that he's the first real guy that she's met who actually is a nice guy, and that spoke to something in her. Chuck is not just a nice guy, but a good person (Casey would say as much, two years later, and compliment her on choosing him). Sarah could say (and in a sense, DID say, especially in reference to guys like Bryce) the line that Anthony Michael Hall said in 'Weird Science': "Bryce is everything I wanted in a man... until I realized what I wanted in a man." What she wanted was a good man, a man who was capable yet open to suggestions who was kind and strong without having to buy into what others said he had to be, and he was not only himself a good person, but all the things that had happened or would happen couldn't and didn't change that inherent goodness. Sarah fell for him almost immediately. How could she not? In her business, she had a life predicated upon the idea that you might die tomorrow, so enjoy now... and she comes across this guy who can let her see what tomorrow might look like for her, if she's with him. How could Sarah not fall in love with him almost immediately... even if she refused to see it or admit it right away? Hell, almost everyone else COULD see it, even though those two didn't.

I like your analysis alot. Well done. I agree :) @@brothergrimace2452

This is also why she does not want him to become like her or the other cold blooded killers. She likes to work with him, to do spy work with him, but is mainly happy that he wants to pursue a life with her and becomes a spy for her. She just doesn´t want him to change and take part in missions, without being an assassin. This is pretty difficult to achieve and she knows it, thus getting afraid when learning the CIA wants to turn him into one. She probably hoped for him to be "on board" for missions but without being a full grown spy. In the end, however, she hopes to live a life with him, no matter if spy or not. For her, Bryce was attractive and she surely liked him and felt something for him, Shaw was probably just a distraction, perhaps interesting and attractive again, but Chuck is the only one she really sees as a life long partner (before she may have been quite serious with Bryce as well, but after meeting Chuck she obviously chooses Chuck over Bryce). Many might dislike the whole thing with Shaw, but Chuck also was looking for distraction with Hannah, and clearly Sarah´s attraction to Shaw, or to act on it was a result of Chuck´s realtionship as well. In the end it never really proved to be well founded or indeed, healthy. @@brothergrimace2452

Melts me Everytime

Thx for the comment. But as I have said before, Sarah says she fell for Chuck that first day…but on the DVD she said she loves Chuck in the Santa Clause episode. I can explain more but let’s keep it simple.

@@spencerbrown5063 in the Santa Claus episode is when she realize she is indeed in love for Chuck. Before she didn't know what she was feeling because she never had those feelings, and so she didn't recognize them. Even Carina said that in the episode Chuck vs the wookie.

@@PhlilipeAlves You are wrong about Santa Claus episode. On that DVD from season 5 shes wearing the same outfit but its not from the Santa episode.

@@Freeman1000000 what you are talking about? I'm talking about Sarah, not about outfits.

Love is better

if it was ps5 and Xbox One controllers my heart would have dropped. I would need a loan to replace them lol

You still my Roxy

You are still my Dominic

Its available on Spotify just goggle it

""Chuck and Sarah, the beginning"

There is also, A question and answer. You could find them in Spotify or Souncloud.

The song is called "A Question And A Spy." but it has come to be known as; Charah's Love Theme.

I disagree. This scene feels more real. It represents a normal moment : he believes he is losing her for good, he drunk and is glooming, his bestfriend is here to support him through that and she happened to come. It is the odds but it give them an opportunity to talk, to actually talk. He quits the fantasy of her by asking her about her feeling, welcoming her realness. She answers, gives up a thruth she has bien denying since their meeting. It is simple, on the floor of a corridor. The scene in the Hôtel in Paris felt rushed to me in opposition. He killed a man, even if it was to save her, he did what she feared the most he will do and it is simply brushed of. He saved her so it does not count and it felt weird to me. It can makes sense but it was to immediate

@@noxaidoneiaTo be fair, I think her biggest issue with him killing someone was the why behind it. She hated herself because she believed she had turned the guy she met into someone who’s willing to kill on orders. Doing it for a mission or because you’re told. With Shaw, he tried to handle it completely without shooting. He gave an out. Even with Shaw pointing a gun at him, he lowered his own and tried to talk Shaw down. He only fired when there was absolutely no other option for saving her. He couldn’t even kill the mole to save himself, but he was willing to do anything to save her, and that’s a different situation than killing someone because a file told you to, or to get your dream job.

​@@Benrman It makes sense but it still felt weird to me

I dunno, it was still mostly an action comedy. It just had the dramatic stuff come up more as the show went on

you are missing the point. She doesn't want Chuck to be like her. Her red test was the worst day of her life. She doesn't want him to change. He makes her better. She said she's nobody without Chuck, just a spy. She loves him because he's different. For Chuck it was never a matter of accepting her. She's a spy, he gets it. Her job was to protect him as his handler, even if that meant killing someone. Sarah is no longer just a killer. she went from a spy to a hero. Chuck changed her life. also it's not about Chuck killing. when he shot Shaw, it wasn't just some random kill, he was saving a life. That's hero territory. She had no issue with this. also she couldn't just be with Chuck, she's a spy and not supposed to have these feelings, it wasn't until this episode that she gave into it. before they were running so they could be together, now their relationship is known and they don't have to hide it. no need to run anymore. they are a spy couple. yes she was sleeping with Shaw but her heart was with Chuck. Chuck was also sleeping with Hannah during this time but his heart was with Sarah. why would Chuck move on from Sarah?! she would do anything for him. The woman kidnapped a man to interrogate to go save Chuck and that's just one example. women like Sarah don't just fall from trees. she also never disrespected Chuck. even if they disagreed they were always able to resolve it.

She was going to go with him regardless. The scene with Casey revealing the truth about the mole is just confirming to her that she made the right choice.