The cast of Chuck took the stage at Comic-Con this morning for the very last time.
by Becky Kirsch
The cast of Chuck took the stage at Comic-Con this morning for the very last time. There was definitely a bittersweet feeling in the air as the cast discussed their last season, particularly from star Zachary Levi who got choked up during the panel's final moments. Fans did get a few fun tidbits about what we can expect from Chuck's final episodes, particularly how the show will change now that Morgan has the Intersect.

- First things first: Chris Fedak hinted that one of our beloved Chucksters may not make it to the season finale! No joke, he said: "Someone might not survive this season. And it's gonna be big." Zach Levi joked that Chuck will be the one getting the axe, but we all know that won't happen. The real question is how they can kill off a major character without breaking fans' hearts.
- The panel opened with a Rocky montage featuring Ryan McPartlin helping train Joshua Gomez for his new spy duties on the show. Naturally, Jeffster provided the cover of "Eye of the Tiger" (you can see the clip after the break).
- Though the cast seemed somber about the end of their show, creator Chris Fedak and Levi expressed their gratitude for getting to go out on their own terms. Levi said, "It's definitely a mixed bag of feelings, and it's a bittersweet feeling for sure. But we get one more crack at it, one more season where we get to hang out and have a lot fun. We get to say goodbye to each other, and we get to say goodbye to all of you, and that's a really rare thing in television these days."
- The season five premiere episode is going to feature one of the show's most exciting guest stars yet: Mark Hamill (aka Luke Skywalker).
- We can also expect Casey to get a new love interest! Apparently she'll head up a spy company that competes with Chuck's new business. As for who will play her, Levi brought in laughs with his suggestion: Betty White!
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