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• Topics: American Idol, Kristin Chenoweth, Pushing Daisies

  Kristin Chenoweth to Guest-Judge American Idol

  

  
  

  American Idol is going to get Wicked good: Kristin Chenoweth is the latest star to join the rotating panel of celebrity guest judges, People reports.

  
  

  The former Pushing Daisies star will sit alongside Simon Cowell, Randy Jackson and Kara DioGuardi ...

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• Topics: Grey's Anatomy, Heroes, Gossip Girl, 90210, Pushing Daisies

  And the SideReel Flunkie Winners Are... - Featured

  At long last, here are the winners of the First Annual SideReel Flunkie Awards. For a look back at all of the nominated shows, go here! From the looks of it, Heroes has received the most SideReel Haterade (the only multiple Flunkie winner with 3 t...

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• Topics: True Blood, Pushing Daisies, The Real Housewives of New Jersey, The Late Show with David Letterman, The Daily Show

  TV Guide Top Moments: Real Housewives, Real Problems - Featured

  

  
  

  Television is usually our escape from the problems of the world, but not this week. Serious stories ruled the screen, from the drama in North Korea to the uprisings in Iran. Somehow reality TV stars also snaked in some airtime. And somewhere betwe...

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• Topics: Pushing Daisies

  Death of a good TV show

  After a long break they resumed Pushing Daisies from where it left off, and that really made me realize how much i missed this show. Some may think the show was too cheesy, too colorful and too naive but how many other shows have you seen with suc...

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  Pushing Daisies Rundown: Episode 13, "Kerplunk"

  

  
  

  I think I need a hug. The last episode of Pushing Daisies is about as solid a finale as possible, considering that nobody knew it was a finale at the time. It has a story that brings most of the major characters together and a massive reveal at th...

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  Kerplunk- Exactly that

  Kerplunk is right! With such an imaginative and fantastic show as Pushing Daisies, you need a finale with just as an imaginative and magical ending. After seeing the ending of Kerplunk, you could totally tell they did a rush job. I'm thankful that...

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Discussions

• Topics: Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, Heroes, Prison Break, Dollhouse, Pushing Daisies

  Ratings

  Whats the deal with ratings? why do some tv shows with good ratings/reviews/fanbase get cancelled whilst others with low ratings are still around.

  
  

  For example Pushing Daisies, which averaged 9million viewers (13m at its best), has been canceled des...

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• Topics: ABC, Pushing Daisies, Eli Stone, Dirty Sexy Money, Cancellation Danger Zone

  Cancellation Buzz: How Should Daisies, Stone, and DSM Wrap Up? - Featured

  

  While we're still impatiently awaiting an announcement as to when canceled ABC sophomore shows Pushing Daisies, Eli Stone, and Dirty Sexy Money's final episodes will be aired/available online for the general public, at least some Daisies fans will.........

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• Topics: Heroes, Pushing Daisies, Masi Oka

  HOLD ON FOR HEROES

  I've noticed that, especially since the start of Fugitives, buzz about the quality of Heroes on SideReel has been, well, rather extreme.

  
  

  There are plenty of people supporting every side of the issue. Heroes was only good the first season. Heroes is...

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Pushing Daisies

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Premiere: October 3, 2007

Type: TV Show

Genres/Tags: TV-Drama, TV-Comedy

Plot

Pushing Daisies centers on the life of Ned, a pie-maker gifted with the mysterious ability to bring dead things back to life by touching them. There are a couple of conditions to this somewhat unwanted talent, however. Ned quickly learns that if something is revived for more than exactly one minute, something of similar "life value" in the vicinity drops dead, as a form of balance. Additionally, if he touches the revived thing a second time, it falls dead again, this time permanently. In the pilot episode, Ned discovers his gift as a child by resurrecting his Golden Retriever, Digby, after the dog is hit by a truck. He later brings back his mother when she dies of an aneurysm. However, he accidentally causes the death of the father of his childhood sweetheart, Charlotte "Chuck" Charles, as the "price" of keeping his mother alive. Even worse, Ned's mother then falls dead permanently when she gives him his good-night kiss (which is how he learns the effect of the second touch). Ned and Chuck are separated; her agoraphobic aunts Vivian and Lily move in to take the role of her parents, while he is shipped off to a lonely boarding school by his father. Inheriting his mother's baking talents, Ned becomes a pie-maker who owns a restaurant called "The Pie Hole," which he runs with the help of waitress Olive Snook. The restaurant is failing financially when private investigator Emerson Cod accidentally discovers Ned's gift and offers him a proposal: Ned will bring murder victims back to life, inquire about the circumstances of their untimely death, then touch them once more, all before his set limit of sixty seconds is up. Emerson will then solve the case and they will split the reward money. The scheme succeeds until they learn that Chuck, whom Ned hasn't seen since childhood, has been murdered on a cruise. When her body is shipped back home, Ned revives her, but can't bring himself to touch her a second time. Against his better judgment, Ned allows her to live and the larcenous funeral home director falls dead in her place. Ned and Chuck fall in love again and he brings her home to live with him under the unique circumstances of their never being able to touch each other. Chuck is extraordinarily grateful upon receiving a second chance at life, and as such she starts to appreciate life as a truly precious resource and Ned, witnessing his vivacious beauty's happiness, begins to break out of his lonely shell.

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