'Chuck' Series Finale: Ask Co-Creator Chris Fedak Your Questions Here!

The series finale of NBC's "Chuck" airs Friday and many fans are still in a state of deep denial.

Sure, we've all known for almost a year that Chuck Bartowski's spy adventures would wrap up at the end of Season 5, but it's hard to accept that the show is really not going to be around much longer.

To distract us during this period of pre-mourning, co-creator Chris Fedak has agreed to let us barrage him with some "Chuck"-related questions.

Here's the deal, "Chuck" fans: Submit your lingering questions below in the comments section (or you can submit them via Twitter with the hashtag #chuckquestions, if you prefer). You have until midnight EST on Tuesday (or 9 p.m. PT on Tuesday) to submit your question (try to keep it to one per person) in order for it to be considered for submission to Fedak.

Your questions do not have to be related to the finale or even the final season of the show. It doesn't matter if the question is related to a character or a particular episode, or whether it's big picture or small scale. This is your opportunity to ask your burning question on whatever "Chuck"-related topic you've always wondered about.

We'll comb through the questions and submit the best of the crop to "Chuck" executive producer and co-creator Fedak. Then, we'll post your questions and his answers on series finale day, Friday. Not all questions will be answered, of course, because like good espionage agents, we're working within a compressed time frame here. But we're very keen to see what queries fans come up with.

Sound like a plan, "Chuck" fans? Now, don't worry, we've got other "Chuck" coverage coming this week, but we thought the best way to commemorate the end of this show -- which was saved so many times by its devoted and creative fans -- would be to hand one last interview to the people who made the last five years so much fun.

"Chuck" fans have already blown us away with their generosity in the Swag for Charity auction (which features a very special "Chuck" item), and we're sure the questions (and answers) will be a treat to read.

So let's pull out all the stops on this final mission, Buy Moreans -- in comments or on Twitter (#chuckquestions), let us know what you simply must have answered before Chuck Bartowski, Sarah Walker, Morgan Grimes, John Casey and the rest go away for good!

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Comments

[David Shobe]

10:48 PM on 01/28/2012

Can you resolve the contradiction between seasons 1-2, in which Chuck is able to contain the Intersect only because of his high level of visual memory and in which people are surprised that one person could successfully download the entire Intersect, and in seasons 3-5, in which just anyone can have the Intersect and it seems to have been designed for human dowloading from the get-go?

And is the Intersect "dead"...or...does Chuck still have it at the end? We never saw him being de-intersected.

[Maximilian Klein]

05:54 AM on 01/25/2012

oh and.. you do know, that you have to tell us Sarah's real last name in the finale. You did remember to reveal that and you are fully aware of the fact that people will hate you if you didn't, right ;-) ?

[Maximilian Klein]

05:51 AM on 01/25/2012

Why has there been so much inconsistency concerning the intersect? Why did neither Shaw, nor Sarah nor Morgan need a Govenor and why could all these people have the intersect. Wasn't Chuck the only one who was able to have the intersect, because he was special? Didn't the intersect braingrill those fulcrum test-subjects who didn't have Chuck's ability to cope with that much visual data? And why did the fact that the intersect contained all the data collected by the NSA and CIA become less and less important? In my point of view, this - and not the fighting techniques should have been the main reason for the intersect being so powerful - even after 2.0

[chuckfan15]

02:11 AM on 01/25/2012

Sorry, Also, what's Sarah's REAL last name? Sorry! That's my WONDERING question of all!

[chuckfan15]

01:36 AM on 01/25/2012

Is there REALLY going to be a Chuck movie? Are you guys thinking about it?

[Sean Goodwin]

11:55 PM on 01/24/2012

Whatever happened to Jill? She never came back after Chuck gave her a new lease on life (also Harry Tang) ?

[Benjamin Sinclair]

11:51 PM on 01/24/2012

How was Shaw able to return and fuction fine without a govenor for so long?

[Benjamin Sinclair]

11:49 PM on 01/24/2012

Are there many familier faces returning for the series final, e.g. Jill Roberts (Jordana Brewster) or Carina (Mini Anden)

[Zachary Freiesleben]

11:02 PM on 01/24/2012

Whose idea was it to have Yvonne change the spelling of her last name to make it easier for people to pronounce it?

[elliealexa]

11:01 PM on 01/24/2012

Since Chuck and Morgan were such big "Star Wars" fans, did you ever consider having Chuck flash on a light saber and having him use it in a fight?

[allergyeyes]

08:12 PM on 01/24/2012

allergyeyes - So I guess a Bartowski baby is out of the question with everything we've seen so far?

[anon4utu]

06:52 PM on 01/24/2012

Did you develop alternative scenarios to Prague Station through and including Mask, and its aftermath? While it may be water under the bridge, given the upset of Fandom to S3, can you identify if and when in the creation of the scenarios and episodes you might have realized that maybe, just maybe, you were proceeding on a wrong track?

[anon4utu]

06:46 PM on 01/24/2012

In order to make a Chuck & Sarah movie (a la "Serenity" and "Farscape: The Peacekeepers War"), what entity or entities own the rights to "Chuck?"

[JemJoven]

11:06 PM on 01/24/2012

Chuck is owned and produced in collaboration between Warner Brothers and College Hill, now Fake Empire Productions. Fake empire is helmed by Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage. Chris Fedak co-created the show with Josh Schwartz so he has some ownership.

[anon4utu]

12:44 AM on 01/25/2012

JemJoven: But how do you know that? Is that in some publicly available document?

[kyrssy]

06:00 PM on 01/24/2012

I've always loved of how you have utilized popular music within each episodes of Chuck. Some selections seem almost serendipitous in how well they go within a particular episode's theme. That being said, how did you arrive at specific song selections? Did you have a particular song 'feel' in mind? Or did you have specific songs in mind? Did you write any episodes with specific songs in mind for specific scenes?

Also, aside from Arcade Fire ;-), was there any song or songs you really wanted to be able to use but couldn't because of cost (or other) reasons? If so, what?

Was there ever any talk of releasing compilation musical collections (for ex: iTunes) based on each season of Chuck music?

Thanks so much for 5 great seasons!

-Christine aka kyrssy (twitter)

[JemJoven]

05:01 PM on 01/24/2012

Really hard to come up with both a brilliant and deserving question this late in the game. After 5 years, it feels like all the best ones have been asked, and answered. I guess my question will be when it's all said and done, what do you take away from the Chuck experience? Both within the show, and outside of it. That and will Chuck season 5 finally be available on iTunes after this Friday?