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Reviews for "Pushing Daisies"
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Total Reviews: 15
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This show is brilliant. it has an incredibly original plot, and it's always funny. the fact that it has a Narrator, like in Arrested Development and How I Met Your Mother, makes it even funnier. The Narrator always referrers to the characters with titles such as "The Pie Maker" instead of Ned, and "A Girl Named Chuck" or instead of Charlotte, and it really fits in some sorta way.
Ned has resurrected Chuck from the dead, so if he touches her one more time, she will die instantly. and since he is madly in love with her, and she in him, it creates all sorts of strange moments. like when they want to hold hands, they both put their hands behind their backs and pretend they are holding each others hands. it's cute, funny, original and exciting, because you really do want to see what happens next, and everything is perfectly written and excellently played. and since I am a fan of Wonderfalls, it's really good to see Lee Pace in a new role in a tv show also created by Bryan Fuller.
The best thing about Pushing Daisies is the fact that Ned and Chuck can not under any circumstances touch each other!
and every line is like poetry. wordplay and rhymes everywhere. And the special effects team gets a big plus for me for creating such a fairytale environment!
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| Review posted on Friday, November 28th 2008 6:11 pm |
1 member found this review useful, 1 member didn't find this review useful
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