Reginald Perrin is a middle-aged project executive for "Groomtech", a manufacturer of male grooming products, where he is in charge of disposable razors. Although secure in his marriage, with a paid-for house, no children, a car and a comfortable living, he is dissatisfied with the grind of modern living - such as his daily commute by train, often overcrowded and "27 minutes late" due to a plethora of reasons - and undergoing a mid-life crisis, keeping himself entertained by fantasies. At work, he has to contend with a dim secretary, two fawning but ambitious junior executives, and an overbearing boss, Chris Jackson. Lacking attention from his wife, Nicola, he finds a fantasy distraction in his colleague, Jasmine Strauss. The latter comes close to be consummated during a business trip to Finland when Perrin and Strauss are inebriated and Strauss (as with Perrin's secretary Joan in the 1970s original) removes her blouse to reveal a black brassiere, but Perrin is apparently overcome with feelings for his wife, shortly after which Jackson appears unexpectedly, setting up a potentially embarrassing situation. The first series ended with Reggie considering if he should fake his own death or to actually commit suicide.

EP 3.17 Chuck Versus the Living Dead

Chuck enlists Morgan’s help for a side mission, but the assignment turns complicated upon the arrival of Chuck’s father (Scott Bakula), who discovers that an advanced version of the Intersect has been downloaded into his son.

Sarah is paired with Shaw on their latest assignment, and much to her annoyance he attempts to get closer to her. The situation only gets worse when Chuck and Hannah are caught up in the mission. Morgan and Ellie team up to get to the truth behind Chuck's secretive behavior.

S03E08 : Chuck Versus the Fake Name
Chuck promises to cook dinner for Ellie, Devon and Hannah, but must first complete a mission that involves him impersonating the world’s most dangerous assassin. Meanwhile, Sarah tries to keep her relationship with Shaw strictly professional.

Harold "Chuck" Willis (January 31, 1928 – April 10, 1958) was an American blues, rhythm and blues, and rock and roll singer and songwriter. He was known as "The King of the Stroll" for his performance of the 1950s dance The Stroll.

A seminal figure in the evolution of rock 'n' roll, Chuck Berry's influence as songwriter and guitarist is incalculable. His cogent songs captured adolescent life, yet the artist was 30 years old when he commenced recording. In 1955, during a chance visit to Chicago, Berry met bluesman Muddy Waters, who advised the young singer to approach the Chess label.

Meet Chuck Bartowski. He's your run of the mill computer whiz working for Buy-More with his equally nerdy friends all while longing for the woman of his dreams.

Meet Chuck Bartowski. He's your run of the mill computer whiz working for Buy-More with his equally nerdy friends all while longing for the woman of his dreams.

Meet Chuck Bartowski. He's your run of the mill computer whiz working for Buy-More with his equally nerdy friends all while longing for the woman of his dreams.

Meet Chuck Bartowski. He's your run of the mill computer whiz working for Buy-More with his equally nerdy friends all while longing for the woman of his dreams.