did that kid." Sarah explains she was doing her job, and Casey retorts that her job is over, and that she should "put him out of his misery." Chuck tries to explain his actions throughout the episode, but a heartbroken Sarah is unwilling to listen. Their relationship gains some closure after they escape together from Javier's team. At the end of the episode, Chuck tries to explain that he has a chance at making something out of his life. Sarah stops him short, and tells him that as a real spy, he needs to control his feelings. Production On May 17, 2009, it was announced that Chuck was picked up for a third season with an order for thirteen episodes and an option for the back nine. By July 24 a casting call was out for several prominent roles in the premiere, including the episode's primary villain, Javier, with production beginning in August. Originally the premiere was scheduled for March on the Monday following the closing ceremonies of the 2010 Olympics, but on November 19, 2009 the premiere was moved up to January 10 in a 2-episode block followed by "Chuck Versus the Three Words," with a third episode to air in the show's normal time slot the following night. Flashes A flashback was shown to Chuck's flash at the end of "Chuck Versus the Ring." Chuck flashed to learn kung fu during the spy training simulation. When being berated by Emmett in the Buy More, Chuck flashed on close-quarters combat, but forcibly restrained himself. Chuck flashes on the name of the Ring courier Casey and Sarah were waiting for. Chuck flashed on kung fu again while trying to break back into the nightclub. Another skill flash taught Chuck how to play the guitar while on stage. After encouragement from Sarah, Chuck successfully flashed on kung fu to disable Javier and help them escape. While escaping, Chuck flashes on how to zip-line. Chuck had unsuccessfully attempted this same flash during his training at the beginning of this episode. While training with Casey in boxing at the end of the episode, after some encouragement, Chuck was able to flash on boxing abilities, and begin sparring with Casey. Music "Black and Gold" by Sam Sparro "Wait It Out" by Imogen Heap "Just Dropped In (To See What Condition My Condition Was In)" by Kenny Rogers and The First Edition "Hold On" by