2x22 Chuck vs. the Ring - Chuck Episode Guide

Chuck

- Episode 02x22

Episode: 02x22
Title: Chuck vs. the Ring
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 3T7272
First Aired: Apr. 27, 2009

Season 2 » Episode #22 - Chuck vs. the Ring

Summary: When Ellie and Devon's wedding day finally arrives, Chuck must save Ellie's life and her big day from being ruined by Ted Roark and Fulcrum.

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Wedding Crashers (03:57)

Domo Arigato (02:01)

The Woodcomb Wedding (01:34)

A Chuck-Style Wedding (01:47)

Who appeared in this episode?

Guest Stars:

Devon 'Captain Awesome' Woodcomb	played by Ryan McPartlin
Big Mike	played by Mark Christopher Lawrence
Anna Wu	played by Julia Ling
Lester Patel	played by Vik Sahay
Jeff Barnes	played by Scott Krinsky
Steve Bartowski	played by Scott Bakula
Honey Woodcomb	played by Morgan Fairchild
General Diane Beckman	played by Bonita Friedericy
Emmett Milbarge	played by Tony Hale

	Season 2 / Episode 22: - Chuck vs. the Ring Chuck Bartowski: But you need - you need the computer to fight FULCRUM. Bryce Larkin: FULCRUM doesn't matter, all right? They... they're just one part of the ring. They'll use it against us. Chuck, you have to do this, all right? You have to destroy that computer, then you get out of here.
	Season 2 / Episode 22: - Chuck vs. the Ring Morgan Grimes: Dr. Awesome. Woody: Don't take another step. My wife warned me about you. Morgan Grimes: Good warnings I hope. Woody: Retreat two steps back.

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TRIVIA

Ellie's full name is Eleanore Faye Bartowski. Revealed by the Justice of the Peace at the wedding.
Captain Awesome's real name is Devon Christian Woodcomb. Revealed by the Justice of the Peace at the Wedding.
Chuck's full name is Charles Irving Bartowski. Written on the check given to him by the Government for his work on the Intersect Project.
In the season finale "Chuck vs. the Ring," the big wedding is delayed by Chuck's friends Jeff and Lester, as their band "Jeffster," performing Styx's "Mr. Roboto." This episode also features Tony Hale (I), who appeared as the driver lip-syncing "Mr. Roboto" in a famous Volkswagon commercial touting their then-brand-new six-speaker cassette system.
We learn that Steve Bartowski had invented and tested the original Intersect on himself, saying he did it 20 years ago. This is a nod to Scott Bakula's series, "Quantum Leap" (1989), which premiered 20 years ago in 1989. Bakula's character, Sam Beckett, was a physicist/computer genius who had tested the Quantum Leap Accelerator he invented, on himself.