Production
"Chuck Versus the Suburbs" was produced after "Chuck Versus the Best Friend", but the airing order was swapped in the United States due to the latter being preempted for a presidential speech. As "Chuck Versus the Suburbs" has a Valentine's Day theme, it was aired on its intended date in the week of Valentine's Day. The house used for filming the interior and exterior scenes of this episode can be found at 25673 Walker Place, Newhall, California.
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