Writing out a song

[grimorie]

I'm just waiting for Corpsicle to finish *ahem*-ing and I'm still pretty much in luuurve with Pushing Daisies it is such a fantastic, wonderful, smile inducing show. I love everyone in the cast. I want to pinch their cheeks and give them pie. Yes, even Emerson Cod and Aunt Lily who'd probably shoot me after I finished pinching their cheeks

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[grimorie]

Really? People are still in denial about Eight? But why? He's just so... adorable and I want to hug him a lot.

"You made me do this" is a defense I tend to associate with creepy, martyr-complex villains à la Misery.

OMG. You nailed what's been bothering me about that line! That's the same line villains use to justify their actions!

And the Ood are going to sing songs about him, and Martha walked around the world so that people would sing his praises en masse, etc., etc.

Exactly. Maybe this is why he needs a companion again so someone could smack him upside the head and go: 'What's this unappreciated business, you mororn? They made candies out of your image!' or some such.

But, yeah, ignoring those annoyances I think I did like this episode... just that I wasn't as invested as used to be which is so sad.

In closing: Eight!!!

[angstbunny]

Omg PD. T_________________T It's such a lovely, beautiful, awesome show. Chuck's clothes omfg, I know what you mean. I looooooooooooooooove her dresses. I covet them intensely as well. And word on Anne Friel playing Chuck just right. But it goes for everyone on that show really. I know it isn't everyone's cup of tea (what's wrong with people, eh?), but I find that they all play their characters just right

[grimorie]

I love PD! Why aren't there more people watching this show???? And, yes, the cast are all made of wonderful awesome and they seem to have so much fun. So much so I can't believe other people thought the blind item about a show with cast members hating each other meant Pushing Daises!

It's unthinkable!

everyone on it acts like ADULTS. They communicate, they express their feelings. Sure, they repress and hide, but in the end, they make their feelings known. Ned can easily be a manpain character, and he does have his issues, but Chuck draws him out, and they converse. They all bring their problems to the table and talk it out like sensible adults.

A world of YES! See... you can still make compelling drama without making your characters act like morons. It's the reason why Grey's Anatomy and other shows make me want to tear my hair out.

And I love, love the friendship between Chuck and Olive, I love they went that direction and just for that I want to hug Bryan Fuller and give him pie. Oh, show!

[van]

So glad you're enjoying Pushing Daisies!!! :D:D:D I feel the same way about it. HOW IS IT SO ENJOYABLE? But it totally is.

[grimorie]

I am enjoying muchly! I'm so glad I finally made time to watch because it gives me joy and almost every episode makes me want to hug someone and find myself some pie!

[omnie]

Eeee, that WIP is great. I would very happily read more along those lines. I really wanna see how Dani will react to Charlie-shooting. I feel like she may not approve. And, ah, Ted, what a thing to hear upon getting out of prison. I feel like he may not approve either. Though I thought he was only in for two years the first time? (That's what the bio on the official site says.)

[grimorie]

Thanks! Oh, believe me she does not approve of the partner shooting at all, so does Ted!

And thanks for catching Ted's stint in prison. I don't know why my mind kept on insisting he was in for four!

[grimorie]

Thank you! And, no, I don't think there's ever been a time where Dani and Ted had any significant scenes together, the most time they've spent together was in 'Not for Nothing' even then they barely talked to each other.

I don't know why I'm so fond of the idea of Ted and Dani... not bonding but spending time together.