Ultimate Dolph

Jox wrote:DVD and Blu-ray available September 6, 2011 in the US

Pushed back to October 11th

Hey guys long time no see Sorry I keep forgetting to bookmark the message board on my new laptop. Anywho Matt Mitovich (a TV writer at TVLine)....recently did a 23 memorable guest star on "Chuck" feature and you know who he didn't include....Dolph! So I called him on it

https://twitter.com/#!/riotgirl77/status/161897892083277824

Anywho just wanted to let you guys know even though some of you didn't like him in it but LOTS of Chuck fans tweeted about it.

here's the feature

http://www.tvline.com/2012/01/chuck-memorable-guest-stars/

he's #20

Well done you calling him on it! Deliberately didn't want to include DL?

I liked Dolph in "Chuck" but I'm not a fan of the show and I think it is not very well written, the whole thing (characters, plot, dialogs) is so phony - trying to be geeky but not in the best way...

I feel some pride Anywho I see the whole Twitter exchange doesn't show up on my desktop PC...I'll copy and paste status links (in case you can't see it on your end etc.)

https://twitter.com/#!/MattMitovich/sta ... 8696278017

https://twitter.com/#!/MattMitovich/sta ... 0170511361

https://twitter.com/#!/riotgirl77/statu ... 1761278977

And he's #21 now...Matt forgot to include a LOT of ppl lol. The first two seasons of Chuck are the best (IMO but S2 tops S1)...maybe because it was still a bit fresh, had milestones, cool guest stars and the birth of Jeffster lol.

I tried watching some other episodes of Chuck after watching the one with Dolph and I just didn't think it was very good. So I can't really commit to buying the DVD, but I was greatful for them choosing him for the episode. It was very nice to see him on TV. Honestly, I can't think of a better on-screen death than one by Linda Hamilton!

Yeah the show isn't great, cheesy and trying too hard to be geeky in a mainstream way. Dolph was cool of course but they couldn't help with the "I must break you" line actually diminishing his iconic presence. Indeed very cool to see Harry Dean Stanton and Linda Hamilton in the same episode. Wish there was more with Sarah Connor because things were actually getting interesting towards the end. I also liked the shoot out in the dark.

Clips

What the fck did I just watch!?

SPOILER ALERT

1. DL gets knocked out cold with one punch from a tiny girl in the first clip. He doesn't even get to put up his gard.
2. They crowbar in "If you die, you die" in the worst way possible. Makes no sense.
3. Half of DL's henchmen are huge guys and they make Dolph look like a little kid with a giant head.
4. Linda Hamilton disarms DL and his thugs without a struggle and DL begs her to not kill him like a total p*ssy and then she (assumedly) shoots him anyway.

Great cameo there... Portrays The Big Guy as an incredibly vagina. A few more of these and Dolph might get offered leading lady opposite Tom Cruise in the next Mission Impossible.

I am not having that. We have to write to complain.

Haha, that's pretty funny.

And also gross, with that picture next to it. I just turned asexual.

urghhh

Jox wrote:Yeah the show isn't great, cheesy and trying too hard to be geeky in a mainstream way. Dolph was cool of course but they couldn't help with the "I must break you" line actually diminishing his iconic presence. Indeed very cool to see Harry Dean Stanton and Linda Hamilton in the same episode. Wish there was more with Sarah Connor because things were actually getting interesting towards the end. I also liked the shoot out in the dark.

When Dolph shut down the power at the beginning, I was waiting for him to say, "I have the power."

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