morgan ended up with chuck in chuck.
morgan ended up with chuck in chuck.
who does morgan end up with in chuck?
chuck
"chuck versus the masquerade" received mixed reviews from critics. "hitfix" writer alan sepinwall wrote that the episode was "a much denser episode of 'chuck' than we often get, and one that handled almost all of its assignments superbly. lots going on, but it didn't feel too busy." sepinwall also found that "the morgan end of things was even more fun, starting with that hilarious glimpse of morgan and alex 'transferring energy' while a baffled and scared chuck and sarah watched, then going on to sarah trying to have a playdate with morgan..., followed by some serious bromantice moments for chuck (who has dressed as han solo, at least in a cia-manufactured photo) and morgan (who is furry enough, but not tall enough, to pass for chewbacca). however, steve heisler of "the a.v. club" gave the episode a d, criticizing the its horseback riding scene and writing, "'chuck versus the masquerade' was one of the most forgettable episodes in chuck's history, and it exemplifies everything that is wrong with this show. remember how everyone used to hate chuck during season two, but we loyal viewers were all like 'you just don't get it, maaaaaaan' [snaps fingers whilst wearing a beret(s)]? this episode is everything they were talking about, only now the call is coming from inside the house."
chuck versus the masquerade
throughout the episode chuck's plans with his family are derailed by the mission and he misses "mother's day" with ellie, an important family holiday. frustrated by chuck repeatedly breaking his promises and plans, ellie and morgan end up spending time together and even coming to something of an understanding with each other. after the mission when chuck comes to apologize, ellie acknowledges that chuck has had a difficult time since being kicked out of stanford, and that she believes he finally has a great girl and understands if sarah takes up a lot of his time now. chuck promises that they'll have mother's day the next night. ellie agrees, and invites morgan and sarah. when questioned by sarah why they celebrate mother's day in october, chuck explains that "mother's day" was the anniversary of the day their mother left them, and that because their father was never "really here" he and ellie had to learn to take care of themselves.
chuck versus the sizzling shrimp