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Damn, this is one of the best written shows that is on right now. ABC is jumping the gun a little early on this show considering it started last year during a writer's strike. Anyone else here a fan?
I've never watched it, unfortunately. The writer, Bryan Fuller, has a tough time with other shows too. My personal favorite, Wonderfalls made in 2004 was great and cancelled after only four episodes.
I'm not a fan persay but my wife was all kinds of pissed when they announcd that. I really agree that right now it was one of the better shows on. Sad to see it go.
I've never watched it, unfortunately. The writer, Bryan Fuller, has a tough time with other shows too. My personal favorite, Wonderfalls made in 2004 was great and cancelled after only four episodes.
Wonderfalls was AWESOME!!! One of my favorite shows ever... I have it on DVD complete with all 9 of the never aired episodes... I make people watch it all the time, and they ALWAYS love it!
*edit- I just found this on Wikipedia...
"Fuller has revealed that the second season of Pushing Daisies will include a "crossover" with Wonderfalls.[12]"
I wonder if they filmed it/will air it? I would really love to see that
Post by purplefuzzystuff on Nov 25, 2008 17:57:05 GMT -5
Yeah I heard about this the other day and I was super sad cause I really love this show! I loved Wonderfalls too, and like the idea of a crossover episode, although I would think that would be a bit tricky.
I'm pretty sure that the Pushing Daisies crossover has already been filmed and is the 12/03 episode. (They've shot all of the front 13 for this season.)
The only slightly silver lining about this is that Bryan Fuller is going back to help Heroes.
Loved, loved, loved Wonderfalls but unfortunately Caroline Dhavarnas was pretty scarred by the quick cancellation and has no plans to return to American TV.
Dead Like Me was also Bryan Fuller. (Also, the temp agency that George worked for was the same one that they used in the honeybee episode of Pushing Daisies.)
TV networks do not lead, they follow. Let us see where are viewers go and then we will create shows that copy them! That is why their viewership decreases every year -- they don't know how to create hits or how to serve a niche.
What is annoying is that they can bring in Scrubs( which should have not really been renewed another season) , but the have no problem canceling a show that really hasn't been given a fair shot. Hell, Seinfeld was not a hit right off the bat, but it managed to stick around and become a huge success.
I liked Pushing Daisies the first season but after three episdoes this season I quit watching. It was a brilliant show but it seemed like things were getting a bit repetitive to me so I gave up.
Dirty Jerzee! I love ya but I am stoked about Scrubs coming back
;D
