Subject: Chuck and Christmas |
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| Author |
Message |
| TerriRuth 08/02/00 |
In the episode "Christmas" this past weekend, Chuck was talking about not getting a particular sled from Santa. He's Jewish. I guess this was a gaffe from season 1 when the characters were getting established. Maybe one parent was Jewish the other wasn't? Watching "Occasionally Amber" the other night made me realize how much I missed Chuck. If there was a season 5, it'd be nice if Chuck and Jade moved back to Chicago, or at least visited more often. |
| SkyDancer59 08/03/00 |
There
was an rumor that Fisher had expressed an interest in
returning to the series for Season 5. I don't know if he
said this when he was doing voice overs for Fox Family or
what. All I know is that Fisher is an incredible director
and would be a fantastic addition to the series in that
capacity. Also, having he and Jade so happily married would give Gary a template and some self-assurance on the determination to succeed in his relationship with Brigatti...or whoever else they throw in if Constance Marie isn't available. <shrug> It would really do the show justice. |
| mrwiseman 08/07/00 |
I think Chuck was not raised Orthodox. Jewish people who are not very "strict" do celebrate Christmas (the secular part --Santa etc.). His family were probably not very "active" Jews. Remember he had to brush up on the Talmud (Jewish law) when he was dating the Rabbi. I do not think the writers made a mistake. :) |
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