Chuck has great music.

It has great music. Chuck DVD As he did on "The O.C.," Schwartz enjoys filling the soundtrack with songs from his favorite indie bands, which the show uses to pump up the action or heighten the drama. (I've been listening to In-Flight Safety's soaring "Model Homes" Mad Men DVD pretty much non-stop since I heard it in a key scene in Sunday's second episode.) But Schwartz and company also take great pleasure in slathering on cheeseball classics of yesteryear, sometimes for giggles, Modern Family DVD sometimes to make you appreciate a song you long ago dismissed. Last year featured the likes of Huey Lewis & the News, Toto and Rush (Chuck used "Tom Sawyer" to save the world), while in the new episodes we discover that store manager Emmett Millbarge (Tony Hale) has a fondness for embarrassing MI5 DVD power ballads, and the second episode makes liberal use of David Lee Roth's "Just Like Living in Paradise." "Chuck" -- The spy comedy returns with Chuck (Zachary Levi) trying to adjust to his new Entourage DVD abilities.