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OK, this may be nothing or it may be something. Either way this is cool and Lost related.
If you watched Chuck on NBC last night a doctor was trying to find a way to remove all the data from Chuck's brain and was testing to see how much was actually there. When he triggers Chuck's memory Chuck begins rambling about everything known by the CIA and NSA.
During his fast ramblings the phrase, "Oceanic Flight 815 was shot down over...." I didn't catch the rest of it because he was going so fast.
Currently I am unaware of any production connections between Chuck and Lost, but it was interesting to say the least. This wouldn't be the first tiem an NBC show has made a reference to Lost however. In The Office (US version) last year Dwight was trying to interrogate an employee, in one of his many wild goose chases, and asked what happened to Oceanic Flight 815. So, the mention on Chuck could have just been a comedic, pop culture reference that played well into all the spy conspiracy stuff in the show.
I'll look into it more as I get time.
If you watched Chuck on NBC last night a doctor was trying to find a way to remove all the data from Chuck's brain and was testing to see how much was actually there. When he triggers Chuck's memory Chuck begins rambling about everything known by the CIA and NSA.
During his fast ramblings the phrase, "Oceanic Flight 815 was shot down over...." I didn't catch the rest of it because he was going so fast.
Currently I am unaware of any production connections between Chuck and Lost, but it was interesting to say the least. This wouldn't be the first tiem an NBC show has made a reference to Lost however. In The Office (US version) last year Dwight was trying to interrogate an employee, in one of his many wild goose chases, and asked what happened to Oceanic Flight 815. So, the mention on Chuck could have just been a comedic, pop culture reference that played well into all the spy conspiracy stuff in the show.
I'll look into it more as I get time.