Pushing Daisies

By Heather Salerno Another shocker was Kristin Chenoweth’s supporting actress win for her role in the now-canceled Pushing Daisies. She also had one of the best acceptance speeches, using the stage for the world’s cutest job pitch: “I’m not employed now, so I’d like to be on Mad Men. I also like The Office and 2...

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By Heather Salerno Boy, Kristin Chenoweth isn’t letting any grass grow under her petite feet. Not only is she up for an Emmy award next month for her role on the dearly departed Pushing Daisies, she’ll be the next celebrity guest judge on American Idol. Chenoweth – who’s also got a spot on FOX’s Glee coming up – wi...

By Brian Howard Burn Notice and So You Think You Can Dance led the tally with 17 percent apiece, while Psych was close behind with 11 percent. Weeds and Entourage took 9 percent each. Most of the 25 or so shows listed received only 1 vote or no votes at all. Even Pushing Daisies, which is just running out its final...

By Brian Howard True to form, this was yet another poll that Terminator: The Sarah  Connor Chronicles fans were determined not to lose. And those those Pushing Daisies devotees are still grieving the loss of their piemaker and just wishing they could revive him with a touch.

By Heather Salerno Yay! And, sniff. Yes, that wonderful wacky world that is “Pushing Daisies” is still canceled, but there’s a silver lining to that black TV cloud. ABC is finally, FINALLY going to air the show’s final three episodes. “Daisies” went on an indefinite hiatus back in December, and once the networ...

By Brian Howard I don’t think so, but even if he survives this volume, I’ll be satisfied that the most promising though at times most disappointing show on television is on it’s way to finally fulfilling some of that promise. That’s just how it’s seemed, even before producer Bryan Fuller returned to the fo...

By Brian Howard Even without a sign of Sylar -perhaps more impressive because of that fact - this was a stellar episode. I’d say we, and NBC entertainment chief Ben Silverman, have the newly returned Bryan Fuller to thank. Fuller, you’ll remember, left the series after Season 1 to launch the since-cancele...

By Heather Salerno Itty-Bitty herself, Olive Snook. We knew Chuck’s would be, but where the heck is Dwight’s body? (When Dwight kicked the bucket because of Ned’s one-minute rule with Charles Charles was broken, Emerson put Dwight in the empty grave.)

By Heather Salerno So who bit the bullet in place of Mr. Charles? (As Emerson said, there are no “sometime” rules when it comes to Ned’s magic touch.) Maybe Chuck’s dad will have the answer. And maybe we’ll get the answers to more questions about Ned and Chuck while Mr. Charles is alive, like: How exactly did Lily an...

By Heather Salerno And Ned once again proved his love for Chuck by granting her dearest wish: Getting Lily to talk about being her real mother. Olive, who Lily thinks is the only one to know her secret, gets rigged with a microphone so Chuck can hear their conversation. Chuck gets weepy upon hearing the story of h...

By Heather Salerno OK, “Daisies” fans. It’s time to join the Saving Pushing Daisies initiative. Anyway, it’s crunch time in the bizarro world of Coeur d’Coeur. Entertainment Weekly is reporting that “Pushing Daisies” hasn’t been canceled yet, but it’s not looking good for one of the best shows on TV right now.

By Heather Salerno Plus, we saw the return of Simone, the scary dog obedience expert who was part of a case Emerson and the gang investigated last season. She and Emerson make a fun—if not frightening—couple. 2. Chuck and Olive playing dress up as undercover Chinese waitresses.

By Heather Salerno As Michael Ausiello of Entertainment Weekly points out, ABC hasn't yet ordered more than 13 episodes for this season  - and we've already burned through nearly one-third of those.  But the network has picked up a full year's run of the subpar "Private Practice."

By Heather Salerno It's been one year, 22 weeks and 4 days since the Piemaker brought a girl named Chuck back to life. Take last night's episode, which sent Ned, Emerson and Chuck to a circus. Yes, a real, live circus. As if life in Coeur d'Coeurs wasn't freaky enough.

By Amy Vernon Check out the People’s Choice site here. I didn’t see a spot yet where you can submit your questions, but you can still vote in three categories: Best new TV comedy (Samantha Who?, Chuck (my pick) or Pushing Daisies), Best new TV drama (Private Practice, Moonlight or Gossip Girl (I don’t wat...