5. Chuck Versus the Sizzling Shrimp

Chuck faces his first moral dilemma as a spy. When agents Sarah and Casey refuse to help an unauthorized mission that is taking place in Chinatown by a top Chinese spy, Chuck is faced with a tough decision. Either go against the U.S. government and his friends, or do what he believes is right? Meanwhile, Morgan is caught in a dilemma of his own when Buy More forces him into a sales competition that could cost him his job.

Plot summary and ending

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Complete story — includes the ending

When Chuck sabotages the mission of a Chinese spy, Mei-Ling Cho, ( Gwendoline Yeo ) who is trying to save her kidnapped brother, Sarah and Casey refuse to help him fix his mistake. However, the spy forces Chuck to help her get him back, on the condition that she defects from her spy organization. Meanwhile, Morgan is caught in a dilemma of his own when Buy More forces him into a sales competition that reveals his total failure as a salesman, only later to find out it was a ploy to make the sales team generally work harder. Chuck is frustrated that he cannot tell his sister the truth about his spy life. Note: The title refers to the main course of the dinner that Morgan was going to treat Sarah and Chuck to during their "Evening of Morgan."

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