This is President Obama doing an exploding fist bump with someone Sen. Mark Kirk (R - Ill.), who had a stroke in 2012, after the president's arrival and before his speech. That's right: not just an exploding fist bump, an exploding fist bump with a Republican. The state of our union is dope, y'all.

On tonight's Chuck, a character heads to a shooting range holding his "favorite target" — a picture of Bin Laden with gun sights on his head and chest. Mere coincidence? Or was this assassination brought to you by Subway? [Deadline]

Chuck featured a cameo by Isaiah Mustafa as a super-spy/intersect who steals Casey away from Sarah and Chuck. The episode begins with Casey acting weird and avoiding his team.

John Larroquette guest stars as a spy that has a past with General Diane Beckman. He brings Chuck back to when the Berlin Wall came down, and when you're flashing back to then of course The Scorpions are always playing.

The Oregonian formerly known as Douglas Allen Smith Jr. finally got permission to legally change his name to Captain Awesome. It was inspired by a character on NBC's Chuck, which furthers the trend of Americans taking stupid names from TV.

Chuck knows its way around a good cultural allusion, the show's been full of lines and references to various action movies and elements of culture. This week was no exception and Chuck delivered two great ones.

On last night's Chuck, Sarah Walker was on a mission to save her man in the jungles of Thailand, and she had to kick a lot of butt to get the job done. Inside, a compilation of her fight scenes.

Everybody has to start somewhere and Zachary Levi is no exception. For some that means cheesy local advertisements, for TV's favorite supernerd it's one scene in a Lifetime movie. Here he is in the 2003 classic See Jane Date.

He just might be if rumors are to be believed. Also today: News about three of your favorite NBC shows, Ben Affleck mulls his next directing project, and some small bits of casting.

The fourth season of Chuck, having gotten underway last week, is humming along smoothly - Chuck and Sarah are together, Morgan's running the Buy More and Ellie is pregnant. This week, the final ingredients fell into place: nerds and supermodels.

Her powers are getting stronger by the day! Also today: a very interesting expose about the behind-the-scenes goings on of Chuck, Sam Raimi makes a bad choice, Sharon Stone is old, and George Clooney is a hero.

Today at Gawker.TV, Russell Brand discusses Venus Williams' behind, Real Housewives' Teresa goes through labor on her cell phone, and we say farewell to 24 for good and How I Met Your Mother and Chuck until next fall.

In his latest attempt to dismantle The Ring, Chuck shows how the best spies are products of their environments—providing their environments have buttons that fire missiles or upload computers to your brain.

"It's finally here: the two-hour season finale of "Chuck". How much trouble is Chuck in now that Shaw has been intersected? Will Quantum Dad help? Why was The Ring still making food drops years after leaving the island? Wait...

The Republic of Buymoria is still rejoicing from the news that NBC renewed Chuck for another season. However there are some citizens of the fair land that are too distracted with nightmares of Superman to celebrate.

He just wants all the parts in all the epics. Also today: a discussion of the nature of Lake Bell, some TV series news that will shock and elate you, and a big movie role for Mary J. Blige.

I was used to this…incredibly rosy cheeked, I'm going to say man as one of the Buy More employees on Chuck that never uttered a single word.

Today at Gawker.TV, Bill Murray reads poetry to local construction workers, Stephen Colbert loves Times Square, Chuck channels 1979's Hart to Hart, and Kristin Davis is not a fan of the new Sex and the City 2 poster.

Chuck returned from a brief hiatus last night and delighted fans with a nod the 1979 series Hart to Hart. Now that Chuck and Sarah have officially gotten together, let's hope for more retro "a spy and his girl" introductions.

Today at Gawker.TV, David Letterman reveals his true feelings about Jay Leno to Dr. Phil, Mira Sorvino flashes the audience of Martha Stewart's show, Chuck begins again, and MTV's True Life dives right into the Hamptons.