Pushing Daisies

[Earth-Angel 0]

Pushing Daisies follows the story of Ned (Lee Pace), who, as a boy, discovers that he can bring the dead back to life. As an adult he is now a pie maker and not only uses this gift to ripen fruit for his pies but also solve murders alongside a private investigator. The tale then gets complicated as he brings his childhood sweetheart, Chuck (Anna Friel) back to life. Life would be perfect for Ned and Chuck except one cruel twist, if he ever touches her again she'll go back to being dead... But this time for good!

Described as a "forensic fairy tale", about a pie maker who has the power to bring back the dead... this show is fantastic! And so bittersweet too

Love, love, love this show!

[Uncle Joe 0]

Sue, I liked it at first, too. But after about 5 episodes I got bored with the sameness of the plots.

[Tenacious_Peaches 0]

I love the show. It's very quaint, for lack of a better word. The longing between Ned and Chuck is palpable. What a horrible thing to love someone and not ever be able to touch them. *sob*

And Kristin Chenowith rocks my socks off.

[Earth-Angel 0]

Sue, I liked it at first, too. But after about 5 episodes I got bored with the sameness of the plots.

I've only watched 2 episodes, I am still in the honeymoon phase

[Uncle Joe 0]

Heavy breathing and all?

[invisible_r 0]

I watched the whole series and really liked it, very cute the cinematography is so pretty!

[Uncle Joe 0]

Yes, that it is.

[Earth-Angel 0]

Heavy breathing and all?

Need an example?

[skybluesky 0]

I like the show a great deal. It's original and fresh, and Ned is impossibly cute. I get irritated by the narrator. He does the voice over on some pharmacy commercial, and when I watch the show I always think I need to go to the drug store.

[Uncle Joe 0]

Need an example?

[daslied 1]

FYI - Sadly, this has been cancelled.

[Uncle Joe 0]

That surprises me. I know so many people who enjoy the show. I thought it was good enough to remain on the schedule.

You just never know.