Pushing Daisies Reviews

Pushing Daisies is about a man, who as a young boy found out that he has a power, with one touch of his finger he can bring back the dead! But if he left the person who he brought back to life live longer then 90 seconds then someone, animal or human will have to pay a price with they life. He finds out that the love of his life has died so he ...  Read the complete review

Pushing Daisies. The show that sadly lived up to it's name, and is now pushing daisies. It was axed after just 2 short seasons. OK. I first got into the show after watching the Pilot or Pie-lette, and was instantly hooked. You could describe the show as the TV version of the movie Amelie with a bit of Tim Burton thrown into the mix. It ...  Read the complete review

Pushing Daisies is a US show broadcasted on the ABC network during 2007-2009, with 3 episodes from the second season yet to be aired this May. Although short-lived, getting canceled after two seasons of only 22 episodes, the show has received great acclaim coming from both the audience and the critics. The series was created and written by ...  Read the complete review

I'm always a bit cynical when I see a show described as quirky, it's very rare that the show really is as quirky as it's made out to be. Pushing Daisies, however most certainly is - a melange of murder mystery, fantasy, drama and black comedy this is about as entertaining as you can get yet the show remains fresh and gentle. Much like ...  Read the complete review

Pushing Daisies is the story of a pie maker called Ned (Lee Pace) who has the ability to make people come back from the dead, with a catch. If Ned brings something back alive for more than exactly one minute, something else will have to die to replace it to keep everything balanced. If he touches the revived being for a second time, it falls dead ...  Read the complete review

Sadly this Friday we reach the last episode of Pushing Daisies that we'll ever see. This quirky, cute comedy series is nearly at an end and I'm really sad to see it go. The series revolves mostly around Ned the piemaker. Ned (Lee Pace) discovered as a child he had a strange gift, he could touch anything that had died and bring it back ...  Read the complete review

Pushing daisies is an American produced comedy drama starring Lee Pace, Anna Friel, Chi McBride and Kristin Chenoweth. The Story follows Ned the Pie Maker (Pace) who has a special gift to bring dead things back to life with one touch. There are some rules to his power which are that no dead thing can be alive for more than one minute before ...  Read the complete review

Pushing daisies is a fairly new program that come over from America and is now on itv2 like most of the other rubbish shows that come over from there. I actually think its on its second series now, so it cant have been that unsuccessful, however I watched the first 2 episodes and gave up after that. The story is basically of a pie maker, who ...  Read the complete review

Pushing Daisies is a relatively new TV show, that has come all the way across from America. I would have to say that this is one of the most over exaggerated TV shows that I have ever seen, from the weired sets that they use, to the storylines, but its brilliant in its own way. Like I said before, this show has the most weird yet ...  Read the complete review

Pushing Daisies entered our televisions in 2008 on ITV based on an American fairytale. Ned is a man with a 'gift', he can bring back dead people by touching them. He must however, touch them once more within sixty seconds to return them to their previous lifeless state. This was however difficult when Ned discovers his childhood sweetheart, Chuck ...  Read the complete review

This show starts it's 2nd series on ITV this friday, so why not review the show? This show was first shown on UK TV probably nearly a year ago and was on for 16 episodes, which each lasted for 44 minutes each. Most importantly what is the show about? It's a strange one ............ The main character in the show is called ...  Read the complete review

This has got to be one of the most truly amazing and refreshing programmes that has been on tv in recent years. It's set in a picture perfect town and centers around Ned, a humble pie maker. Ned has a talent though, an absolutely amazing one at that- he can bring the dead back to life just by touching them! Things are going okay for Ned; he runs a ...  Read the complete review

When you watch Pushing Daisies, it may seem instantly familiar. The voiceover, quirky styling and whimsical nature is certainty reminiscent of that sort of Lemony Snicket/Tim Burton kind of style. The colours really stand out when you watch this, and you can tell that every prop, background and setting has been carefully thought about. Although ...  Read the complete review

I love pushing Daisies Its so different to anything Iv ever seen on t.v. right down to how brightly coloured everything is. Its about a guy called Ned who discovers he has the power to bring dead things back to life. He falls in love with his childhood sweetheart called Chuck (played by Anna Freil) who mysteriously died and he brought ...  Read the complete review

I have recently started watching the new TV series on ITV called 'Pushing Daisies'. I have at this present time seen just two episodes but already I am really enjoying it and so thought I'd share my thought on this new and rather good programme! The programme has already aired in America. The story - The story follows Ned who is ...  Read the complete review

Why is it that TV companies seem endlessly able to make my blood boil? Take Odyssey 5 for instance. This brilliant sci-fi series was canned even before they had finished the first series. Joan of Arcadia only got two series as did one of the best things ever to come out of the US, Dead Like Me. And yet dross like Friends seemed to go on ...  Read the complete review

Pushing Daisies was launched on British television viewers last Saturday, April 12th 2008, at 9pm. Saturday night TV viewing has been exceptionally bad, in England, for many years so anything new is welcome. The viewing is usually full of dross which includes repeats, reality TV and quiz shows. This is more often, than not, interspersed with films ...  Read the complete review