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Pushing Daisies is one of those great shows you can catch on TV late at night, and you expect it to be on when nothing else is. It is packed full of humor that almost anyone can relate to, and includes problems that real people can actually understand. Rather than watching some crazy soap opera with twisted story lines, Pushing Daisies brings out the humor in everyday live even just by sitting in a coffee shop and chatting with friends.
Pushing Daisies pushes the envelope. Full of camp and charm with a macabre twist, this show is both fun and a refreshing change from the normal sitcoms and dramas we see everyday. From the moment the narrator started informing the audience of Ned’s precise age in the first episode, we were hooked. Pushing Daisies is like a fairy tale, a comedy and a mystery all rolled into one.
Pushing Daisies is about Ned. He has a special gift… he can bring the dead back to life, briefly. When he touches them a second time, they die again. If the people he brings back remain alive more than a minute, someone nearby dies instead. He teams up with Emerson, a private investigator, to earn extra money by solving murders. They visit the morgue, touch the victim, ask him or her questions for a minute, and then return them to their former status. They then hunt down the perpetrators. On the first episode, Ned finds one of the victims is Charlotte Charles, his former childhood best friend. Chuck, as she is called, comes back to life at Ned’s touch, and he can’t bring himself to let her die again, since he loves her. Ned owns and runs a pie shop called The Pie Hole as his day job, where Olive works as his waitress. Olive is in love with Ned. In life, Chuck lived with her aunts (after her father died when Ned saved his mother when they were children), Vivian and Lily Charles, who were once famous as the Darling Mermaid Darlings synchronized swimmers. Olive gets to know them, and the whole story keeps twisting and turning from there.
Pushing Daisies premiered on October 3, 2007, and continued for a total of nine episodes before being interrupted by the writers’ strike. Hopefully it will return with all its quirkiness intact once the strike is over. Pushing Daisies is directed by Barry Sonnenfeld, and was created by Bryan Fuller, who has also penned a few episodes.
The main character, Ned aka the Pie-maker, is played by Lee Pace with deadpan (pardon the pun) innocence. The love of his life, Chuck, is played by English actress Anna Friel. Chuck is usually happy go lucky, and enjoys raising bees for honey. Emerson Cod, the knitting private investigator is played expertly by Chi McBride. Chuck’s aunts are played by veteran actresses Ellen Greene (Vivian Charles) and Swoosie Kurtz (Lily Charles), who bring a wonderful kookiness to their characters. Olive Snook, the smitten pie waitress is played by Kristen Chenoweth. She has been known to burst into song when she can’t contain her feelings. The Narrator is voiced by Jim Dale, well-known for his audio recordings of the Harry Potter novels. Occasional recurring characters include Young Ned, played by Field Cate, the coroner, played by Sy Richardson, the newscaster, played by Leyna Nguyen and Young Chuck, played by Sammi Hanratty.
Pushing Daisies has earned high praise in its debut season. The Chicago Sun-Times stated, “Pushing Daisies deserves its high praise. It’s the best new drama of the fall, finding sweet hope in morbid tragedy.” The San Francisco Chronicle agreed, saying, “It’s a gloriously visual fairy tale full of saturated colors and whimsical stories, the kind of romantic comedy/whodunit that should, by rights, captivate a nation starved for quirkiness and delight.”
