So they decided to go with a Soprano's style ending, eh? I actually liked that as it gives you the ability to use your imagination as to what happened once the credits start rolling. Personally I like to think that it worked, but that's just my little sappy side coming out. :lol

Although I originally didn't like how Sarah lost her memory from the past five years, in the end I think it worked. It was a good way to reintroduce old characters and gave a good excuse to showcase some flashbacks (porn virus, Weinermeister, etc., etc).

I'm sad that this series is over now. Sure, it wasn't the greatest show out there and it became a little over the top with certain aspects, but I enjoyed it, dammit. Apparently Zach, the guy who played Chuck, is in talks with doing something with this series at some point down the road. I'd love to see something, even if it's just a web-based movie, to show us what happens in, say, five years time. Not sure if this will ever happen, but I hope it does.

Oh, and to touch on the ending again, I like how the show ended the same way it started... with Chuck asking Sarah to trust him, much like how she asked the same of him in the first episode. One of the things I really enjoyed about this show is that despite it being full of corny jokes and not taking itself too seriously, it occasionally had genuinely heart touching moments (like in the episode where Sarah is poisoned in France and Chuck is forced to kill someone for the first time in order to save her). Those were moments when you actually felt like you cared for the main characters and not just watching to see what zany, hair brained scheme came up next. And I'm glad the series ended on one of these such moments.

Two last things:
-Loved the cloaking device and Morgan
and

Jeffster rocks!

I felt that was a really good ending to the whole series.