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Chuck is a television series that revolves around a character named Chuck Bartowski, who is an average guy working at a Buy More electronic store. However, his life takes an unexpected turn when he unintentionally downloads a massive database known as the Intersect into his brain. This database contains highly classified information from the Central Intelligence Agency and the National Security Agency. Chuck soon realizes that he has become a walking supercomputer, capable of accessing any piece of information he needs. With this newfound ability, he is recruited by the CIA and NSA to help them solve complex cases and protect national security. The show combines elements of action, comedy, and drama, making it an entertaining and intriguing watch.

Otherwise, great. 9/10 Bethany Cox

So Curtain Call s directors, Loretta Wittman and Dana Ballard, along with New York City-based composer and songwriters workshop chief James Ballard, did what they do best They improvised. Brooklyn-based writer, composer, performer, and music teacher Christiana Cole worked with Kelly on a song that will be in her new musical, Republicana.

The show combines elements of action, comedy, and drama, making it an entertaining and intriguing watch. Chuck is supported by a team of skilled and quirky agents, including Sarah Walker and John Casey, who often find themselves embarking on dangerous missions. As Chuck navigates his new life as a secret agent, he tries to maintain a sense of normalcy with his friends and family, all while keeping his secret identity hidden.

Death Casts a Spell

A popular nightclub hypnotist is discovered murdered during a private press-call. A popular nightclub hypnotist is discovered murdered during a private press-call. A popular nightclub hypnotist is discovered murdered during a private press-call.

• Director

• Peter S. Fischer
• Richard Levinson
• William Link

See production info at IMDbPro

• Director

• Peter S. Fischer
• Richard Levinson
• William Link

See production info at IMDbPro

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Top cast

• Jessica Fletcher

• Cagliostro
• (as Jose Ferrer)

• Regina Kellijian

• Helsema
• (as Dianne Turley Travis)

• Liz
• (as Mary Lou Kenworthy)

• Director

• Peter S. Fischer
• Richard Levinson
• William Link

Storyline

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Obviously directly inspired by Тринадцатый стул (1929) starring Bela Lugosi, with the group sitting in a circle in a seance of sorts (here, a trance) and the murder occurring while it's in progress. A knife is the murder weapon in both cases.

Obvious stunt double in one of the scenes of Jessica on the back of the motorcycle. The stunt double's face is visible and does not look like Angela Lansbury.

[first lines] Cagliostro: Ladies and gentlemen, observe the power of hypnosis! Now, volunteers, when I clap my hands, you will each become your favorite animal.

User reviews 9

Have always been quite fond of 'Murder She Wrote'. It is a fun and relaxing watch that makes you think as you try to unwind in the evening. If one wants more complex, twisty mysteries with lots of tension and suspense 'Murder She Wrote' may not be for you, but if you want something light-hearted and entertaining but still provide good mysteries 'Murder She Wrote' fits the bill just fine.

As far as Season 1 episodes go (a decent season overall but understandably with a still settling vibe), "Death Casts a Spell" for me was one of the best up to this point alongside "The Murder of Sherlock Holmes", "Lovers and Other Killers" and "Hit, Run and Homicide", though up to this point not one of the episodes has been a stinker.

"Death Casts a Spell" is very slickly filmed with typically attractive locations and fashions. The music has presence but also not making the mistake of over-scoring, while it is hard to forget or resist the theme tune.

The writing, apart from one line, is charmingly light-hearted, gently amiable and down to earth but provokes thought too. The quote of "Death Casts a Spell" has got to be "I took my clothes off on a swing, that doesn't make me a daredevil!". Just priceless. The story is compelling, with a great set up and clever murder, which for the show before and since pretty unique.

Angela Lansbury is terrific in one of her best remembered roles (one of the roles that is most closely associated with me at any rate). Jose Ferrer (playing a scumbag to classy perfection), Robert Loggia, Murray Hamilton and Diane Canova give the best support performances.

My only complaint for the episode was the sloppiness of how the motive was revealed, a fairly obvious motive and one that Jessica should have been able to figure out easily.

Otherwise, great. 9/10 Bethany Cox

One notable aspect of Chuck is its blend of humor and heart. The show showcases the struggles and growth of its characters, particularly Chuck, as he learns to embrace his new role and come into his own. The interactions between the characters, their relationships, and the dynamics within the team add depth to the storyline and keep viewers engaged. Throughout the series, Chuck also explores themes of friendship, love, and loyalty. The show features a romantic subplot between Chuck and his CIA handler, Sarah, which develops over time and adds an emotional element to the story. Their relationship evolves as they learn to trust each other, balance their personal and professional lives, and face various obstacles together. Chuck's unique premise, engaging storyline, and well-developed characters have garnered a devoted fan base over the years. The show has received critical acclaim for its balance of humor, action, and emotion, as well as its portrayal of relatable and likable characters. "Chuck" is a fantastic television series that offers a blend of genres and tells an appealing and captivating story..

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