The facts are these: if you love food and colour, you will love Pushing Daisies.
Pushing Daisies is about a pie maker who has an unusual gift. If he touches the dead, the dead come back to life. But if he touches them again, they are dead forever. If he leaves the dead living for over a minute, then someone else must die (randomly chosen by a proximity thing).
Due to certain events, Ned, the pie maker, teams up with a private detective and they use Ned’s gift to determine to conditions under which certain homicides occured, then collect the rewards. One such reward collection venture sees Ned bringing back to life his childhood sweetheart, Charlotte. She lives past the minute, interestingness ensues.
They can’t touch.
Pushing Daisies is awesome because it has a very unique style of presentation. All the episodes are full of colours and (ironically) life. I totally love the long-winded conversations between Ned and Chuck, their words wander, confuse, then come full circle to make sense. And then it hits you, this is a very very good show.
If you’re not watching it, you’re missing out.
I see you wrote this like the narrator speaks. 🙂
Re-reading this, I really like the words “unusual gift”, as opposed to “powers” or whatever else.
I love the cinematography (not sure this fits for tv shows too) on this show. But I have such a hard time sitting down for specific tv shows that I have not gotten a chance to sit and watch it a lot. I think I shall try soon.
I love the cinematography (not sure this fits for tv shows too) on this show. But I have such a hard time sitting down for specific tv shows that I have not gotten a chance to sit and watch it a lot. I think I shall try soon.