Pushing Daisies: Full Series Retrospective

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Pushing Daisies tells the story of Ned, the Pie Maker. Ned has the unique ability to bring dead things back to life with a single touch, but this magical gift comes with a caveat or two. Keep a dead thing alive for more than a minute, and something else has to die in its place, and touch a resurrected thing a second time, it will die again forever. With the aid of private investigator Emerson Cod, Ned touches murder victims, asks them who killed them, then collects the reward for solving the case. However, Ned's life is turned upside down when he resurrects his childhood sweetheart, murdered tourist Charlotte Charles (AKA Chuck). The two struggle to maintain their romance despite not being able to touch, all while attempting to hide the truth behind Chuck's resurrection from her agoraphobic aunts Lily and Vivian, smell researcher Oscar Vibenius, and grave robber Dwight Dixon.
Created by Bryan Fuller. Starring Lee Pace as Ned the Pie Maker, Anna Friel as Charlotte "Chuck" Charles, Chi McBride as Emerson Cod, Jim Dale as the Narrator, Ellen Greene as Vivian Charles, Swoosie Kurtz as Lily Charles, Kristin Chenoweth as Olive Snook, Sy Richardson as the Coroner, Stephen Root as Dwight Dixon, Diana Scarwid as Mother Superior, David Arquette as Randy Mann, Christine Adams as Simone Hundin, Paul Reubens as Oscar Vibenius, Raúl Esparza as Alfredo Aldarisio and Brad Grunberg as Lawrence Schatz. Notable guest stars include Patrick Fabian as Mark Chase, Molly Shannon as Dilly Balsam, Riki Lindhome as Jeanine, Missi Pyle as Betty Bee, Fred Willard as The Great Herrmann, Graham McTavish as Hansel Von Getz, French Stweart as Woolsey Nicholls, Paul F Thompkins as Gunther Pinker, Joel McHale as Harold Hundin, Hamish Linklater as John Joseph Jacobs, Gina Torres as Lila Robinson and David Koechner as Merle McQuoddy.
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@lizjo7213 3 года назад

I will never ever forgive ABC for canceling this show!!! it was a true gem, everything about it was so perfect....

@STho205 Год назад

There were a lot of shows mucked up by the 2007 writers strike, and Pushing Daisies was one. They got approval for a full 22 episode season and then a writers strike happened in Oct. Fuller had to write an episode to sum up the season of just 9 episodes. ABC had to shove something else in the missing 13 slots, and stretch the series broadcast out with one or two a month. Same thing happened to Better off Ted. Both ended with a failed 2nd season because they had failed to lock in mainstream viewers in S1. Both became a niche viewing experience. This situation helped kill Moonlighting in the late 80s and caused the 3rd Night Stalker movie to go to NBC in 1972/3. ABC Circle Films has a bad track record with innovative shows the untimely appeared in the midst of a writer or actor strike.

@Lovely2291 3 года назад

This show began my love of both Lee Pace and Kristin Chenoweth. Both are fantastic actors with incredible comedic timing.

@Littlestraincloud 3 года назад

Pushing Daisies is the comforting duvet I wrap myself in when life calls for it. A show that itself, became the slice of pie in the sky you can always revisit, long after its doors have shuttered. This was a wonderful retrospective even if I hard disagree that Birdhouse in Your Soul is bad. It's a masterpiece.

@Miss_Camel 3 года назад

I was gifted a blue canary nightlight that I placed in the outlet by the light switch so it could watch over me. Just for that episode. He still watches over me every day!

@NGRevenant Год назад

I had such a massive crush on anna friel in 2008 it wasn't even funny

@garyking1986 3 года назад

While it’s a shame it was cancelled, the ending is kind of perfect. The show, much like its murder victims, is abruptly taken from us before its time, but in the last minute of its existence the narrator is given a minute to describe everything that happened to the characters before going back to being dead again. It’s not a very satisfying ending, but it sums up the show very well.

@Miss_Camel 3 года назад

Well, this has been my #1 favorite tv show since 2008 and I do NOT agree, and I do not forgive Bryan fuller for making a promise to follow up the story with a series of graphic novels and never following through. I was with him through “Wonderfslls” and “dead like me” and of course, pushing daisies, but he lied to me, so Hannibal and Star Trek can just suck it.

@nilsl8168 2 года назад

If it wasn't for that hasty wrap up montage I would be inclined to agree with you.

@lemonpines 2 года назад

How cool, I never thought about it that way

@RashaKahn 2 года назад

I read somewhere if the if they were able to run and end the series properly, it would be Ned old and grey in bed about to die, and Chuck is there with him still looking like the day she died never aging. And right before Ned passes away they kiss for the last time.

@fairydoom7311 3 года назад

Pushing Daisies is one of the most unique shows ever made.

@PizzaPartyTime 3 года назад

I've seen a lot of shows I loved canceled too early, but Pushing Daisies is the one that felt like the biggest loss. There were so many interesting plot lines being set up and then all of that potential was just wasted.

@JordanSugarman Год назад

Pushing Daisies is the answer to the question "what would a TV show directed by Wes Anderson be like?" And I loved every minute of it.

@HowdyDuty4 2 года назад

Jim Dale is just the best narrator. I know a lot of people who listen to the Harry Potter audiobooks or radio plays now really enjoy Stephen Fry but the originals with Jim Dale were simply magical.

@Uhohlisa 10 месяцев назад

I remember thinking Pushing Daisies pilot was the best pilot I’d ever seen.

@theyoutubeanalyst3731 3 года назад

I remember being distraught by learning that this show was being cancelled. I had never had been hooked that much to a TV show before. I was told the episodes were just too expensive, and that kinda makes sense.

@NekoHibaCosplay Год назад

Pushing Daisies looked like it was taken straight up from a scrapped Tim Burton 90s screenplay, it had everything - Morbid imaginery - Over the top acting - 50s aesthetic in a modern day scenario - Oversaturated pastel colors with zero contrast - Characters with social awkardness - Cheesy green screen shenenigans that makes a lot of shots hilariously surreal, both intentionally and unintentionally - Excellent cinematography - A dead dog It surprised me knowing he wasn't involved in this at all. (Of course this was the hand of Barry Sonnefield which followed a very similar aestethic in his movies, and the set designer which explicity declared that the visual were intentionally inspired by Burton's work)

@felicitysmoakandwillgraham6453 2 года назад

Bryan Fuller's shows are all so unique and all got cancelled waaaay too early! Pushing Daisies, Dead Like Me, Wonderfalls and Hannibal were all wonderful!

@jauipop 3 года назад

I LOVE this show. I rewatch it off and on. It also makes me want to eat pie every time… And I don’t even eat pie.

@Christian988. 6 месяцев назад

I tell you without a doubt this is my favourite show as a kid I was incredibly upset when it was cancelled on ITV2 and I always forever hoped it would come back but it never did.

@IcyAquaMarine 3 года назад

Dead Like Me (also by Bryan Fuller) got a movie after the show was cancelled, but I cannot say it was a perfect ending. It looks like Pushing Daisies got a better finale, although the Piemaker's dad abandoned storyline would've driven me nuts.

@eckoschreiber Год назад

Offed by a descending toilet;o) Great series! Like Wonderfalls, A series of unfortunate events and Zoey's extraordinairy playlist they felt whimsical, magical, a bit like a modern fairy tail. My fav though are Dirk Gently's holistic detective agency UK & US. And I'd watch Prodigal Son over Hannibal anytime. Cheers!

@thecutestofborg5604 10 месяцев назад

I loved that show and nobody i know seems to know it exists.

@paulkenny105 5 месяцев назад

This is why I love the comment section. I was not aware that dead like me hit a movie!! Thanks!!

@archiedelmer4924 3 года назад

The show ends on a strange note though, that being an unresolvable issue of Ned and Chuck not being able to touch one another which kind of spoils the romance. I was hoping that the video would touch on that, but never the less there is nothing else on this show out there on RU-vid so god bless this channel.

@bluewizard24 3 года назад

Great show! Too bad there are so many people who have never heard of it.

@primetime429 3 года назад

The only time I've ever been disappointed I my fiance was when I showed her the first 3 or 4 episodes of pushing dasies and she was like "I don't care for it" I was so upset lol but I still love her lol

@jeweljordan5283 5 дней назад

I totally felt this. I literally watched half of the first episode with my boyfriend since I already watched the whole show on my own but wanted to show him and he was like naw he couldn’t finish it. I was so sad honestly but tried to hide it lmao

@PengWinDood Год назад

this show is SO GOOD for what it was, shame it was cancelled

@RabbitsInBlack Год назад

I'd watch this show over and over. Loved the show. The whole show was over the top and exaggeration of reality, even the projection background was part of the whole world. It was a unique show that pulls me in every time.

@justaguy6100 2 года назад

I loved this show. It and Eli Stone were, to me, ideological siblings. Fantastical, musical, colorfully campy, endearing, charming, and uplifting. I am one of many who feel both deserved a larger audience to appreciate them, because the world would be a better place if that were so.

@jyesucevitz Год назад

for me this was one of outta nowhere shows I never thought I'd like. let alone watch. it was only because of Jim Dale doing the narration. I loved his work on the Harry Potter audio books and knew I had to at least watch the pilot. I was hooked. everything about the show just worked wonderfully.

@firstnamelastname5612 3 года назад

This along with "Chuck" is some pretty nostalgic shit for me being born in 2000. And people my age don't even remember either of them. I live in England and they were only premiered for the first season then dropped. Shit sucks but I'm happy I was recommended this video

@sophie9984 3 года назад

I love the show a lot and I still think about it a lot. Everything was so comforting about the show and so wholesome and sweet. I need to watch it again.

@nickpeterson8659 3 года назад

I was mesmerized by the Birdhouse in your Soul sequence. It was delightful... ly strange. Maybe it's ok to admit that you didn't get it. It was meant for me, and my kind.

@sweettalkinghippie Год назад

One of my all time favorites it getting cancelled still pisses me off.

@marigolden_mariposa Год назад

Pushing Daisies 🌼🐝 is my favorite tv show of all time. & i watch a LOT of tv. Nothing ever compares 😭

@makonevernow 2 года назад

This is my favorite TV show ever. Just finished a rewatch a day ago. Deserves more recognition.

@shannondeville2298 7 месяцев назад

I loved this show because for some reason it reminded me of the old cartoon collection of skits "Fractured Fairytales" which I think was part of the Rocky and Bullwinkle show back in the 60s. Pushing Daises was like listening to a weird bedtime story, and the narrator was one of my favorite aspects of it. The whole premise was a part of some bizarre fever dream and I loved getting immersed. And that rising cliffhanger crescendo gets me every time 😆

@mileyscool97 7 месяцев назад

Oh wow i hardly see people mention Fractured Fairytales! Yes it was on The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle! This makes me wanna rewatch both! I have FF on dvd and I’ve been looking into buying Pushing Daisies. This is gonna be my weekend. Thank you for this!

@damienkakoschke3099 Год назад

Adore Pushing Daisies! re-Watch it every year (Like Christopher Lee re-reading Lord of the Rings every year). You're right in so far as at the end you go in to withdrawals & want to rewatch it (which is where The Grand Budapest Hotel comes in handy). Agree with you about the musical numbers, with the exception of "Bird House in your Soul", these two vocal power houses of whimsy getting to do a duet about a digeon with a bedazzled wing still gives me an enormous grin. Sometimes it's fun to see guest artists when you rewatch the show and suddenly realise how successful these guest artists have actually turned out to be since Pushing Daisies (and of course those who fit in to the ensemble so effortlessly because they were already darlings of quirky art-house cinema). A must watch for people who like their art surreal, but warm & entertaining.

@Miners666 Год назад

I wish there we more of these fun and colourful TV shows like this, like The Good Place and Schmigadoon. I was incredibly sad when this show got cancelled.

@Jomi91 3 года назад

I agree this was a good series, I liked the narrator especially, and Anna Friel is almost always great.

@traviskenzy3481 10 месяцев назад

Wish the show continued with a season, three of pushing daisies and a season four the show was amazing. It felt like a fairytale. It also felt like a comedy had action. It was a little bit scary. The show ended too soon with some questions still not been answered that’s why the show should’ve continued one day it might be picked up and followed by a movie to answer some unanswered questions.

@jasontuttle5580 3 года назад

One of my favorite shows ever.

@polish2945 3 года назад

Only two minutes in and i know this ones special

@AnActualDuck 3 года назад

One thing that I always found weird was when he brings fruit back to life it rejuvenates but when he brings Chuck's dad back to life he stays corpsy. Just a small inconsistency in how his powers work but not so jarring it causes any real detriment to the show.

@anarchofairy9400 2 года назад

i always wondered what had to die for the fruit?

@speedyfc1477 2 года назад

@@anarchofairy9400 other fruit

@anarchofairy9400 2 года назад

@@speedyfc1477 totally makes sense, but it's weird that we never see it. like i don't think there's another instance in the show where er don't see the consequences of a Touch

@marigolden_mariposa Год назад

@@anarchofairy9400 I think some flowers in a window box dies one time when he's bringing back fruit. I'm not sure though

@Samantha_was_here_first 3 года назад

Didn't watch this series but it reminds me of Dead Like Me, and Reaper. I guess also Izombie. Nice retrospective.

@lemonpines 2 года назад

Fun fact: The creator of dead like me is also the creator of pushing daisies. The premise of Pushing daisies started as an episode idea for dead like me (a guy who resurrected dead people before the reapers could collect their souls)

@felicitysmoakandwillgraham6453 2 года назад

Bryan Fuller created both Dead Like Me and Pushing Daisies! You should try PD, it's fantastic!

@beccisharp Год назад

I’ve watched pushing daisies multiple times and it never fails to be a comfort show

@shouldbewritig Год назад

omg the rapid fire causes of death list KILLED me it’s so funny hearing all the cases summed up that way. Pushing Daisies is my alltime favorite show and a staple to of my taste in media to this day. I do wish it would get revived though, at least for a movie. Last time I watched I counted about 6 storylines left completely at a halt due to the suddenness of its cancellation.

@artboymoy Год назад

Wait... There were three more episodes after the second season? I loved this show's style and characters. You have me along for the ride. I've been wanting the series on Blu Ray and this video has brought me back to the hunt. Thanks!

@jerloxcool6671 Год назад

I remember to watch this as kid, and I love this. Its sad that not make more of this. Similar to my name is Earl😢

@Reverands 3 года назад

Fell in love with Chuck., fell in love the world. I dream with the narrator in my head.

@lolglolblol 8 месяцев назад

One of the scenes I remember most vividly is when they revived an entire bee colony by pouring the hive out over his chest

@claytoncourtney1309 3 года назад

I also loved Hannibal but are you aware of "Wonderfalls"? I bring it up as it stars Caroline Dhavernas (Hannibal's Alana Bloom) but two shows sharing actors is not a good enough to post. I bring it up as Episode 6 is called "Muffin Buffalo". In that episode there is a bake off off where we meet Marianne Marie Beattle played by Beth Grant. This character is also in the Season 2 Pushing Daisies episode "Comfort Food" that takes place at a different bake off. So both "Wonderfalls" and "Pushing Daisies" take place in the same universe. That is not all though, well for PD it is, but In the 2nd episode of Hannibal, Amuse-Bouche (about 26 minutes in) , you see a person named getting a prescription filled. That character is Gretchen Speck. The pharmacist whom the FBI goes after, Stammets, is the pharmacist that mentions a last name of "Horowitz" and she says "Divorced, lost he hyphen but kept the ring" It looks like she is a potential victim but she is not. That character and the reason for the divorce is told in the pilot episode of "Wonderfalls" This means that all three shows, "Wonderfalls", "Pushing Daisies", and "Hannibal" all take place in the same universe. They all take place in the "Fullerverse" :)

@SlipMaker 3 года назад

I have started watching Wonderfalls but haven’t finished yet. Fun fact for you - the bee killer in Hannibal is named Katherine Pimms... AKA “Kitty Pimms”, the fake name Chuck uses to infiltrate Betty’s Bees.

@may.k_me 3 года назад

I just remember being very fond of this show And sad that it got cancelled

@patriciayoung3267 Год назад

I adored Pushing Daisies. Lee Pace was so sweet as Ned the Pie Maker.

@kirkwagner461 Год назад

I and my wife LOVED this show. Loved it. So quirky and fun and surprising. I repeat, LOVED it.

@Chenzana Год назад

I adore Pushing Daisies, It has some moments I skip, but overall it was a unique quirky vivid love story

@infidelmat 3 года назад

Anyone remember Dead Like Me? Another criminally underated show.

@lizjo7213 Год назад

I loved Dead Like Me!!! it had a profound effect on me...I remember this episode where it was Halloween in this small little town and a serial killer used it as his cover to commit murder, gave me the creeps, lol...

@medicami 3 года назад

one minute is all he can spare to play with you

@ravenwyld 2 года назад

I love that dead like me and Wonderfalls are subtly connected to this show through happy time temp agency and repeated cast

@stephjovi 3 года назад

I loved this show. It was so weird and great. Wish it had lived on a little longer

@khaelstorm2552 3 года назад

I just watched the Dexter retrospective and now this, thoroughly enjoying your channel mate, do you plan on ever making one of these on American Horror Story? Either a full series or a season by season breakdown? You mentioning Coven made me curious on your take on it, anyway, Imma binge more of your stuff now thanks for the great content and I hope to see more soon

@aaronalexandra 3 года назад

I cant watch it because of copyrights! I just finished the series today, and i was waiting til i was done to watch their video and as soon as i was going to play it it was unavailable. Im so upset!

@duvan.deschain Год назад

I first watched this show when it aired, but I never watched the ending (I am not quite sure why since I loved it right from the start). Last year I decided to re-watch it since it is available on HBO Max and knowing it was only 2 seasons long I decided to watch 1 episode weekly, except towards the end. I just finished it today and needed to find some content related to it and this video has made me quite happy. I missed a lot of the adult and dark humor the first time so I feel like I enjoyed the show properly this time around. It's a shame it got cancelled because it's a truly unique show and they set up a lot of great stuff that we didn't get proper resolution for. I do like the ending, those last three episodes provided satisfying closures and I particularly love the last words of the narrator telling us that those events are merely a new beginning. Great video, truly appreciate it!!! PS: I had a MASSIVE crush on chuck, and know I do again.

@XanDerSon88 Год назад

‘The Smell of Success’ is still my favourite episode. It’s just such a memorable story, and I love Oscar Verbinius and his place in the entire show. The comment on Chuck “perfume” establishes almost immediately that he is superior over Napoleon

@stickyrick1939 3 года назад

incredible video, as always. Even as someone who has never had cable and never watches tv, knowing how much work you put into this and how passionate are about it really piques my interest. Your enthusiasm makes all your vids great, even if I've never seen any of the shows you cover.

@ericainspace 3 года назад

This is my all-time favourite television series. I watch it again from time to time, basking in the warm glow given off by its sunshiny characters and stories. Every actor was a revelation and even the worst episodes were still really good. Pushing Daisies was so beyond anything else that was on TV at the time, that it came as no surprise to me it was cancelled, it was so niche. Now we have so much amazing stuff coming out on streaming services (Flanagan's work on Netflix but especially his most recent, Midnight Mass, for one), but nothing quite compares to the blatant quirkiness of Pushing Daisies. To be honest, given how the cast member's and creator's careers have progressed over the past decade, I doubt we'll ever see a real continuation of any kind. And the show had a relatively satisfying finale. If it were up to me, and I had to choose between more of this, my favourite show, and Hannibal, I would choose Hannibal; its cancellation was downright criminal!

@icedcashewmilklatte 3 года назад

MY FAVORITE SHOW

@InkHeart17 11 месяцев назад

I thought the show would inevitably have to tackle the Digby angle. Digby is Ned's childhood dog. After he gets brought back to life, he's still with Ned in his 30's. Digby is not an old dog, and he hasn't died of natural causes. Some day, a character would have to ask, "Is Digby stuck as the dog he was when he died?" And if that's the case, Chuck is stuck too. Not only do she and Ned never touch, but Ned will age without her. She can't move on with anyone else either, unless they are also "alive again." But that would be up to Ned.

@franklinbonnefoy2295 Год назад

Me and my Mom loved this show so much! When I saw somebody covered this, I immediately clicked to watch

@vannee2426 Год назад

I love this show I was devastated when it was canceled seriously broken hearted

@ospritely8144 3 года назад

This brings me back, very nicely done series revision and review :) I hope you consider doing the same one day soon for Pushing Daisys' sister show: Wonderfalls.

@PixelDaddie 3 года назад

I thought that the series was a fever dream made up in my 5th grader head. Finally I've found it

@Miss_Camel 3 года назад

I actually think “Wonderfalls” is the most creatively experimental endeavor Bryan Fuller has made thus far. I’ve never seen another show like it, and it digs deeper in a philosophical sense than any of his shows. I personally thought “Hannibal” was the pandering trash show.

@lizc6393 3 года назад

I f*cking hate Hannibal.

@moonlightfitz 2 года назад

Underrated masterpiece.

@j.leeedwards2780 3 года назад

I absolutely loved this series.

@paullopez2021 2 года назад

Looking back, Pushing Daisies was for sure ahead of its time. It should have never been on ABC, to begin with. I hope HBO considers a revival. We all know they have the budget for another season of Pushing Daisies. 😂

@IAmTheDoctor00 2 года назад

The Howard bit was funny lol.

@Jillygirl27 Год назад

I remember watching it as a teen but I'd aways call it pushing up daisies. Probably because that's the phrase.

@TheBenSanders Год назад

Man, just found your channel from looking for Pushing Daisies clips and what a great retrospective. Now if you can do a retrospective over Dead Like Me that would be awesome! :D

@smallpiper2 2 года назад

Olive and Emerson are the best. Still quote the lines from this show.

@emdrake04 3 года назад

I MISS THIS SHOW SO MUCH ! !

@CortésDussán 2 года назад

I miss you pushing daisies 😭

@julianarusso7441 Год назад

This show was perfection. It was just too smart..I will always remember ❤

@Cal6009 2 года назад

The thing is Emerson doesn't say it's wrong for men to cry, but he takes exception with the outpouring of emotion in public.

@goldenhand9107 3 года назад

lmao that roast on the They Might Be Giants cover is hilarious to me. Great video man

@svarthofde2492 3 года назад

I would love your take on True Detective season 1 (and maybe 3). I honestly think season 1 is the best TV show ever made and it's first episode trumps BE's.

@johnv6806 3 года назад

I still don't think season 2 was bad. I liked it better than 3

@lizc6393 3 года назад

Season 1 ties with Twilight Zone in my mind for best TV show ever made.

@brianfuller757 Месяц назад

This was an awesome show.

@theyoutubeanalyst3731 3 года назад

I love how you keep finding Better Call Saul actors in random shows 😂

@zxtudio 2 года назад

This show and better off Ted are dearly miss for me and I love them both.

@daltonfarris Год назад

This waa one of the beat shows.

@m.hreels9822 Год назад

My family and I loved the show when it aired! ❤️ It’s a travesty that it got canceled short 😢🙏🏻

@OneDoomedGameCritic 3 года назад

To be fair, trying to match the legit music kino of Shirley Walker's Batman TAS score is an impossible task. So long as it's comparable it's good. Also, "network television has never been more experimental than Hannibal". If you count Showtime, that third season of Twin Peaks was...something alright.

@SlipMaker 3 года назад

Twin Peaks and The Wire are the two huge gaps in my portfolio that ruin my TV street cred. Please be patient, I’ll get around to both, but first I have to rewatch.... all of Dexter. The things I do for my channel...

@EddyTheMartian 2 года назад

Damn what a cool and interesting show. Would’ve never given it a chance if it wasn’t for this video. On the watchlist now 😼

@williamashbless7904 Год назад

Nice breakdown. Pretty much resigned to no more Daisies EVER. I didn’t know there were three additional episodes that tied things up.

@estergrant6713 3 года назад

if wes anderson directed a show itd be this

@GenePalmiter 2 года назад

Thank you for this. The Series left things unsettled. And that iss as it should be.

@lincris10 Год назад

I always wanted to eat pie after watching an episode.

@lizc6393 3 года назад

This was the first show my ex and I watched through together. This retrospective hurt my heart, there couldn't be a better allegory for our relationship. I love you lemur, you're my whole world and everything in it.

@LiLxWEiRD0x 2 года назад

i hope your heart has recuperated 😿

@Colorcrayons 3 года назад

Kristen chenoweth.... nobody has any business being so alluring. *shivers* i always resented him for not treating her like the goddess she is.

@marcia268 Год назад

I would like to say nice video but I understood like a quarter of what you said cause you reference other videos and shows that I never watched but thanks for talking about this show

@deeya 2 года назад

I remember watching this back then, and I didn't really question it, but Chuck is a zombie right? Along with everyone else Ned resurrected? I mean, obviously not the flesh eating kind, but they don't age nor seem to suffer any ailment. Especially not from those whose deaths involved more deterioration of flesh. Speaking of which, Chuck's dad. That being said, they seem to want/need sleep? And Chuck does eat, but did she need to? Presumably, blood is flowing... but the guy with the super smell said that Chuck stunk of decay. I loved this show, it was so charming and whimsical. Especially the redundant naming conventions i.e. Boutique Travel Travel Boutique, Über Life Life Insurance, Coeur d'Coeurs. And of course, the color pallet was so vibrant. I did not appreciate the rushed ending, which was sadly caused by the cancellation. Some unsatisfyingly resolved plot points, like the whole deal with Ned and Chuck's dads and their shifty friend. And Chuck's dad in general, as a wandering anatomically correct zombie.

@mewmedic Год назад

When watching Barry I thought Stephen Root looked familiar but I Had no idea where I had seen him before. Pushing Daisies was so long ago that I completely forgot all about his character in it.

@keenanjohnson231 Год назад

Supposedly this show and dead like me are in the same universe.

@A2forty Год назад

Wonderfalls, dead like me and pushing daisies got me through some hard times

@crimsonffire 3 года назад

I loved this show, but left me so many questions when it ended. But oh well . Loved the colours but dark humour

@katarinakrnjevic8183 2 года назад

This show is amazing ! It has great cast and interesting plot.All Bryan Fuller shows are amazing.

@myu2k2 Год назад

I absolutely loved Dead Like Me, and i was all over this series as soon as it came out. I was so disappointed that Fuller wasn't able to do The Munsters (Mocking Bird Lane) reeboot... but... we did get Hannibal instead.

@lochofmceo 3 года назад

Loved this show. Series breakdowns is your bag stick with it

@neivilde.1242 Год назад

nothing will ever capture the magic of pushing daisies for me, and i don't want it to. i want to be able to revisit is as much as i want wheni need comfort and joy, and i wannabe able to look at lee pace in any roles he does ever and just call him "the pie maker"