Josh, the last time we saw you at the end of Season 3, you had blown up the Buy More, so...
Josh Gomez: It was an accident.

Are you still part of the spy team after that, and what can we look forward to in the new season for Morgan?
Gomez: Yeah, I mean, definitely part of Team Bartowski. I don't know how much the CIA loves me, but the Buy More actually is rebuilt and taken over by the CIA, and Morgan basically kind of becomes the sort of the through there. He's kind of in charge of keeping the CIA's Buy More cover, so he's there to kind of make it feel and look and run like a real Buy More. So yeah, the answer is yes, although, you know, I'm not jumping out of any planes yet or anything like that. There's room to grow.

Chris Fedak: One of the things we realized last year is that Josh Gomez is just wonderful in the spy world, so we do look forward to bringing him back on missions at some point.

In the synopsis for the episode, it says Morgan and Chuck go a rogue, globe-spanning mission to find Chuck's mom. Can you mention some of the places those guys hit?
Fedak: It is world-spanning. We do have a monster sequence set in Moscow, but yeah, they go all over the place, and we'll get glimpses of some of those adventures.

So obviously Chuck fans are very excited you have another season, but what are new viewers going to get out of the fourth season if this is the first time they see it?
Fedak: They're going to get a big, exciting action-comedy television show. I think,even though we have a mythology and we have a big story going on, we still design the show so that you can sit down and watch the show on Monday night and you're going to know where you are. You're going to know the stakes and the story, and we kind of remind you where we left off last season and then we're off to the races, we're off to the comedy world of the Buy More, and then the kind of big excitement that we bring in the spy land. And I think that's part of the fun of bringing in someone like Dolph Lundgren or Olivia Munn in our season opener, or Harry Dean Stanton, is that it's a fun way back into the world. And so I think new viewers, if they decide to just start watching on Monday night, I think they're going to get a really fun, big story that anybody can jump right into. However, I would also recommend, you know, going back and buying our DVDs, but it's not necessary.

Gomez: We'll recommend it.

Speaking of Dolph and Olivia, this season has some amazing guest stars, especially with the rotating role of CIA liaison "Greta," of which Munn is the first -- are you trying to make the most of the show's new lease on life?
Fedak: Absolutely. I think that when we got Season 4, it was essentially, not only do we get to tell a big, exciting, new story this season, but we get to use this show as a great way to kind of meet and bring people into the world of Chuck. And there's nothing cooler than meeting and bringing Linda Hamilton and Timothy Dalton into the show. And it's great, because they fit so perfectly into our world. We're super-jazzed to cast in a way that people are going to get excited about, and it makes our set a really exciting place to visit, too.

Gomez: Yeah, it is pretty cool. I mean, it's basically like Josh and Chris are Chuck and Morgan. The guest stars we have are Chuck and Morgan's hit list. It's kind of fun in that way. Not many people get to go to work and go, "I get to play with James Bond today," so it's pretty cool.

Fedak: Am I the Morgan in that relationship?

Gomez: I didn't want to...

Fedak: I think it's implied, I'm the Morgan in that relationship. That's fine. That's cool.

Gomez: Right, it's not that bad. Believe me, you get used to it.

How did you manage to get Dalton to come on the show, since he rarely does TV?
Fedak: We convinced him. We tried to be as charming as possible. Luckily, I was with Josh Worth at the time, who's just fantastic, and Timothy watched the show and he really dug it, so we sat down and started talking about what he wanted to do. And when we starting breaking down this season, we were looking at this specific part, and we were thinking how fantastic it would be if we could get someone like Timothy Dalton. We're about to start filming his first episode, and there is just nothing more exciting than Timothy Dalton just kind of digging in and savoring the character. It's a lot of fun, and it just speaks to like the fun of casting this season. It's been our casting director Patrick Rush who's just done a fantastic job of filling out the ranks of this show and just making each part colorful and exciting and dynamic. And "T-Dal," if you will, is going to be amazing. I think you guys are going to really love him.

You mentioned that a lot of the casting this season is of people that Morgan would like to see, so Josh, you're in Morgan's head. Is there anybody else out there that he would want to spend time with? Gomez: Morgan? Probably Optimus Prime or something, but that ain't going to happen. I don't know, man. Myself, I've always fantasized about having Vince Vaughn working at the Buy More. That would be just -- can we have Vince Vaughn come in and play a Greta? Is that possible?