Pushing Daisies — Page 2

#26

re: Pushing Daisies

Posted: 10/31/07 at 9:06pm

The show gets better every week - the writing is just brilliant. There are so many great lines each week (anyone know of any place that keeps track?) - though the topper for me this week had to be "I love you, shovel."

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#27

re: Pushing Daisies

Posted: 10/31/07 at 9:07pm

I loved the ending to the episode that was just on, it was so bittersweet.

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#28

re: Pushing Daisies

Posted: 10/31/07 at 9:11pm

finally caught an episode tonight....I liked it.

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#29

re: Pushing Daisies

Posted: 10/31/07 at 9:37pm

There are so many great lines each week (anyone know of any place that keeps track?) - though the topper for me this week had to be "I love you, shovel."

Television Without Pity's forum has a thread that keeps pretty good track of quotes.

Lovely as always. I think this is tied with The Office for my favorite, must-see weekly TV.

#30

re: Pushing Daisies

Posted: 10/31/07 at 10:00pm

I love this show. It definitely has some of the best lines. I'm a nerd, but I've made a bunch of away messages on AIM with quotes. They're just too good.

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#31

re: Pushing Daisies

Posted: 11/1/07 at 1:16am

by far the best episode yet.

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#32

re: Pushing Daisies

Posted: 11/1/07 at 9:16am

The relationship between Chuck and Ned gets more adorable (if that's even possible) each time I watch. Although, I could sympathise with Olive (especially when the narrator says something to the effect of "Although Olive had finished first in the race of life, she had come in second to winning Ned's heart"). What I love most about this show is that I can feel joy and sadness all at once. The ending last night was wonderfully bittersweet.

Television Without Pity's forum has a thread that keeps pretty good track of quotes.

I was wondering, also, where I could find quotes. That's very good to know.

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#33

re: Pushing Daisies

Posted: 11/1/07 at 12:28pm

My love for this show increases each week. The other day, there was a pie in a commercial for something else, and I turned to my husband and said, "Is it bad that I get excited everytime I see a pie now?" And he said, "No. I know you're excited about Sweeney Todd." To which, I said, "I actually meant Pushing Daisies, but, err, yeah, that too."

#34

re: Pushing Daisies

Posted: 11/1/07 at 2:28pm

The first time i ever found Cheno sexy was last night when she was in her jockey silks.

#35

re: Pushing Daisies

Posted: 11/2/07 at 8:15am

For realz, Jon.

I love the show a great deal, especially Lee Pace. But, that whole time Cheno was in her racing outfit, my jaw was on the floor.

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#36

re: Pushing Daisies

Posted: 11/14/07 at 8:33pm

I love this show. Not to be repetitive, or anything.

#37

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Posted: 11/14/07 at 8:51pm

Did you guys recognize Jessica Lundy?

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#38

re: Pushing Daisies

Posted: 11/14/07 at 9:06pm

Christopher Sieber will be on next week's episode.

#39

re: Pushing Daisies

Posted: 11/14/07 at 9:59pm

I saw it for the first time tonight. it's really good. I guess every show now has the actors machine-gun out their lines in order to pack as much in between commercials as they can. still, it's a clever show.

#40

re: Pushing Daisies

Posted: 11/15/07 at 1:08am

The machine gunning of the lines is also supposed to be quirky...sometimes stuff like that makes it seem like the writers are trying too hard to be quirky....it isn't natural. I love the show though! My favorite new show! It makes me grin!

#41

re: Pushing Daisies

Posted: 11/15/07 at 4:59am

Is Chuck (Anna Friel) really playwright Brian's daughter?

How cool is that?

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#42

re: Pushing Daisies

Posted: 11/15/07 at 10:21am

The machine gunning of the lines is also supposed to be quirky...sometimes stuff like that makes it seem like the writers are trying too hard to be quirky....it isn't natural. I love the show though! My favorite new show! It makes me grin!

I would agree with that, but it seems every show is like that now. But I like the show too. the visual aspects of it make up for the machine gunning. I just have to pay closer attention soasnottomissaword. he he

#43

re: Pushing Daisies

Posted: 11/15/07 at 12:12pm

Is Pee-Wee Herman going to be on next week's episode, or did I hallucinate that?

#44

re: Pushing Daisies

Posted: 11/15/07 at 12:16pm

Yes, Pee Wee Herman AND Christopher Sieber next week!

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#45

re: Pushing Daisies

Posted: 11/15/07 at 12:20pm

No, you did not hallucinate it---he will be on. I'm looking forward to Christopher Seiber (he's so adorable!)

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#46

re: Pushing Daisies

Posted: 11/15/07 at 12:53pm

Next weeks episode looks super fab. Heehee, Peewee Herman!

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#47

re: Pushing Daisies

Posted: 11/15/07 at 1:14pm

And Raul Esparza on November 28th at 9 pm.

#48

re: Pushing Daisies

Posted: 11/15/07 at 1:50pm

Yay for the return of Raul!

#49

re: Pushing Daisies

Posted: 11/15/07 at 3:29pm

I am still waiting for a duet between Raul and Kristin!

#50

re: Pushing Daisies

Posted: 11/15/07 at 4:16pm

I am sure Raul and Kristin will eventually sing, they have already had two times they have had music!

Last nights was so good, I have liked every episode of this show so far!