In Memory of Pushing Daisies

[sporty502]

From the moment I read Michael Ausiello’s upfronts from the network pitches and he mentioned a show called Pushing Daisies, I was hooked. Something clicked, and I was on the lookout for this show. I caught a sneak peak on an ABC promo which showed Ned and Chuck holding their own hands and by proxy holding each others in the season opener and it was

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[turquoisetumult]

Wonderfully, wonderfully said. You said everything I feel in my bones and you said it beautifully. Thank you for that.

While this show suffered from lack of viewers is did not suffer from of heart

Hear hear! No truer words were ever spoken.

♥

[sporty502]

aside from the fact that i spelled it wrong
; )

[applegrass_wolf]

Beautiful, simply beautiful. All so true! ♥ I will miss this show so much. Already do, actually, as the last episode aired in the UK a while back, but having Kerplunk air in its country of origin makes it truly seem like the end :'(

[amanda1516]

That was beautiful. Thanks for putting into gorgeous words what I was feeling as a jumble of emotions.

[sporty502]

to the few people who read this:
would any of you be intrested in episode by episode reviews of the show.
I want to do this, but it might be a while as watching the show now is slighty painful

[amanda1516]

Ooh, I would definitely be interested. I love reviews and I haven't see anybody doing them for Pushing Daisies. And don't worry, I understand the "painful-to-watch" thing. :(

PD Eulogy

[bellavaruka]

That was beautiful and very fitting. Although I felt rushed by the ending, I was glad to have at least some things tied up. Thank you Bryan Fuller. I will now dedicate my time to looking up the other shows you created.