According to a report from Deadline.com, Zachary Levi has been cast as the male lead in the FOX comedy pilot, Let It Go. Levi's casting means that the pilot -- which was formerly cast-contingent -- is set to begin production in the coming months. If picked up for series, the pilot of Let It Go will air at some point in the 2012-2013 season.

The basic premise of Let It Go centers around a married couple (Zachary Levi will play the husband) who, along with the husband's best friend and the wife's sister, try to "navigate, negotiate and sometimes manipulate society's unspoken rules."

What does all that mean? Unfortunately, we'll probably have to wait until much later in the pilot season before any more specifics come our way.

At least the basics of Let It Go could work. Even if there aren't any spies or supercomputers.

The comedy will be in the single camera format -- meaning (thankfully) no laugh track -- and was written by DJ Nash. Nash will executive produce the show along with Peter Tolan and Michael Wilmer.

No announcements have been made with regard to the rest of the casting of Let It Go. And, however, cool it would be for Chuck fans to get a cast reunion, we probably can't expect any more Chuck actors as regulars on the show (even though most are available...).

Let It Go would not be the first half-hour comedy for Zachary Levi. Between 2002 and 2006, he co-starred in the comedy, Less Than Perfect, as Kipp Steadman. That show lasted four seasons before cancellation.

What do you think of this casting? Do you plan to watch Zachary Levi in Let It Go? Which Chuck actors do you want to see return to television? Leave your comments below!

(Image courtesy of NBC)