Give us a little sense of what Morgan's going to be up to in this season and how he's going to fit into all of the action and romance, and things or will it be mostly at the store when his - that - when Chuck's life overlaps into the store from the spy end of things?

Josh Gomez: Yeah I think - sure, it - the latter. I think that it's going to be very Buy More centric. Morgan's very heavy in the Buy More and the B Story and it's sort of, kind of taking a little bit of the reigns over there at the store because, as you said, Chuck finds himself I think more and more wrapped up in the spy world.

He becomes less and less kind of present at the store which actually is one of the sort of side stories where we have this new guy, Emmett (Milbars) who is played by the very, very funny and very talented Tony Hale - comes in and he's just like where - how come I hear all this great stuff about this Chuck Bartowski and yet he's never here kind of thing.

And then I kind of, you know, do my best as a friend not really - I don't know why exactly I'm covering for Chuck but as a friend it's my job to cover for him so I have to cover for him.

And all these kind of things happen at the Buy More and we have a - you know, even for this season obviously for the first time, like even in the B Story we had a great guest star like - Michael Strahan came in it was sort of a David and Goliath type scenario of Morgan having to face off against this mammoth human being who works next door at this like sports chalet type of place called the Mighty Jocks.

And he just keeps coming in and he just keeps using our videogames and him and his jock friends are, you know, playing games in our home theater room. And I have to kick them out, and it doesn't go well.

So - but yeah so it's definitely heavily featured in the Buy More stuff I think this season.

Zach, What's going on with Chuck and Sarah this season because the episode I saw they definitely came really close to actually having a full on first date but, you know, of course things interrupted. And is that going to develop at all or are you going to kind of keep them apart?

Zachary Levi: Well I could tell you but then I'd - well then you'd know.

Exactly.

Zachary Levi: No. You know what's funny is that - this is one of those like questions everybody wants to know what's going to happen.

Are they finally going to, you know, have their chance to be together or, you know, and fortunately or unfortunately, you know, the way that television - the best television is - keeps you on the edge of your seat.

And so they're going to string it out as long as they can. And I don't blame them because, you know, you look at another NBC classic, Friends - Ross and Rachel.

You know, Ross and Rachel, everyone was like oh my gosh are they going to get together, are they going to get together? Then they finally do and the ratings kind of took a dip. And they're like well what the heck is going on?

So they break them up again and everybody is watching the show. So I think that, you know, people want to see the tension. They're rooting for them - you know, for Chuck and Sarah to get together.

But we can't go there yet, you know. We're all hoping that we'll, you know, have a healthy span of, you know, five to seven seasons - god willing. I have no idea what NBC has in mind.

But - and again, of course, I'm trying to get to my infomercials so I'm not pushing it. But...

Josh Gomez: He's really gung-ho on the infomercials.

Zachary Levi: It's crazy. I mean, I got a food dehydrator lined up. It's all this stuff.

Josh Gomez: He's fantastic by the way. You've never seen a man talk a blender on the air like this man.