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Chuck returns next week with a very special 3D episode called “Chuck vs. The Third Dimension.” To make things even more exciting, Dominic Monaghan will be guest starring as rock star Tyler Martin. Monaghan, who played Charlie Pace on Lost, will be reprising his role as a rock star, but this time on a comedy. I’m sure Martin will be nothing like washed up and tortured Pace of Drive Shaft.

Five preview clips have been released and I can already tell this episode is going to be amazing. First, there’s the Willy Wonka reference. Tyler Martin decides to place a golden ticket in one of his CD covers for one lucky fan. Morgan, who doesn’t even like Martin, is obsessed with getting it. I hope they have one or two more references to Wonka in the episode to top it all off. Also, there’s a new, slightly intimidating, employee at the BuyMore named Mr. Butterman. What could be better?
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The promise of the biggest reveal in the history of “Lost” lured more viewers to the show than usual. Early figures show more than 13.5 million people watched the season finale where Charlie died a hero and we got a glimpse of what Jack and Kate are doing in the future. Dominic Monaghan tells TV Guide Online that he asked to be written out of the show because he’d been “frustrated for a while.” He wants to take on more acting roles.
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“Lost” ended Season Three with a big surprise. What’s up with the baby? What character was once despised by fans? And why did the producers feel they had to kill off a fan favorite? But first, in case you missed tonight’s final moments: In an unexpected cliffhanger, “Lost” ended its third season off the island, but the results of the death of Charlie, played by actor Dominic Monaghan since the show’s beginning, was not an easy decision for the producers to make.

“We felt this was the conclusion that was going to be best for the story of ‘Lost’ though it was painful to lose Dominic from our cast,” said Executive Producer Carlton Cuse.
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