Pushing Daisies is my new favorite. Charm, quirk, and good acting. And I totally agree they need to dial down the narration a tad (but not eliminate it).
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Boxed Set, Vol. IV: It's always suicide-mission this, save-the-planet that.
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Pushing Daisies was a little too charming for me to love, but I did enjoy it. I suspect they'll be killing people for laughs, which always goes down well.
Lee Pace is totally who John Cusack should have grown up to be.
The only thing that bugged (and it's the littlest of quibbles as I lovedlovedloved the show) was Jim Dale's repeated use of "z years, y months, x days, w hours and v minutes." I hope they drop that going forward.
Yeah, that was my big complaint too.
I adore Pushing Daisies. New favoritest show.
Yeah, that was my big complaint too.
This is a note to past Polter-Cow: somehow, I was not as annoyed by that on the rewatch!
New favoritest show.
Definitely favoritest new show.
more importantly, it has me grinning and genuinely happy.
Amen. I've enjoyed a lot of television programs over the past season, but it feels really good to have that love at first sight feeling again. I think this is going to fill the void Wonderfalls' cancellation left in my life (or lack of same).
I cheered when Swoosie Kurtz had that line about being able to hold her breath a long time and I remembered that she'd worked as a Darling Mermaid all those years.
Ha! Nice catch, Matt. I hadn't made that connection.
I cheered when Swoosie Kurtz had that line about being able to hold her breath a long time and I remembered that she'd worked as a Darling Mermaid all those years.
It felt like the whole synchronized swimming quirk was a big setup for that one line. It worked!
May I also add that I adored Chi McBride in the show, too?
I have to disagree on that. Except perhaps for 1-2 scenes, I thought he dragged the show down.