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Human Intersect

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For other uses of the term Intersect on this Wikia, see The Intersect. Human Intersects (also known as Intersect agents and Intersect hosts), are agents or, in Chuck and Morgan's cases, civilians who have had an Intersect successfully downloaded into their brains.

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For other uses of the term Intersect on this Wikia, see The Intersect. Human Intersects (also known as Intersect agents and Intersect hosts), are agents or, in Chuck and Morgan's cases, civilians who have had an Intersect successfully downloaded into their brains. It is shown to be a near unique ability to be able to hold an Intersect in one's mind, with many agents being shown to be driven mad or even killed by being exposed to a full Intersect download. Several Fulcrum and kidnapped CIA agents are seen in "Chuck Versus the Suburbs" to be sent insane or outright killed by the Fulcrum Intersect. The CIA used one of George Fleming's image recognition classes at Stanford to find people who could recognize encoded images, looking for possible candidates for the Omaha project, an early Intersect version. Chuck was a perfect candidate as the keywords in his essay responses correlated with 98% of the subliminal images in the exam. He would have been recruited, if Bryce had not sabotaged him and got him kicked out of Stanford University to keep Chuck from the spy life.