Pushing Daisies. The Complete 2nd Season

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Call Number: DVD TV Pushing Season 2
On Shelf At: Downtown Library, Westgate Branch

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Originally broadcast on television during the 2008-2009 season.
Contains all 13 episodes from the second season.
Special features: "Easy as Pie" featurette: presented as an on-screen pop-up book, narrated by Jim Dale and features photos and supplementary material while Jim's narrations will take the viewer behind-the-scenes.
Episode 1: Bzzzzzzzzz! -- Episode 2: Circus circus -- Episode 3: Bad habits -- Episode 4: Frescorts -- Episode 5: Dim sum lose some -- Episode 6: Oh oh oh ... it's magic -- Episode 7: Robbing hood -- Episode 8: Comfort food -- Episode 9: The legend of Merle Mcquoddy -- Episode 10: Norwegians -- Episode 11: Window dressed to kill -- Episode 12: Water & power -- Episode 13: Kerplunk.
Narrator, Jim Dale.
Lee Pace, Anna Friel, Chi McBride, Ellen Greene, Swoosie Kurtz, Kristin Chenoweth, Field Cate, Sy Richardson.
Ned is a young man with a very special gift. As a boy, Ned discovered that he could return the dead briefly back to life with just one touch. Now a pie maker, Ned puts his ability to use, not only touching dead fruit and making it ripe with everlasting flavor, but working with a private investigator to crack murder cases by getting the dead to name their killers. But Ned's life is complicated when he brings his childhood sweetheart back to life and keeps her alive. Life would be perfect except if Ned ever touches her again, she'll go back to being dead, this time for good.
DVD, widescreen; Dolby Digital 5.1 surround, Dolby Digital 2.0 stereo.

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COMMUNITY REVIEWS

It Ended Too Soon! submitted by Meginator on July 22, 2021, 9:05pm Wow, everyone was definitely *not* kidding when they talked about this show’s ending; it’s painfully obvious that the final episode was intended to be a season-ender, not a show-ender, although the writers did their best with a tacked-on epilogue that provides satisfying, though incredibly rushed, conclusions to the show’s various running storylines. Although the show’s steadfast resolve to stick to its established and painfully repetitive episode format begins to get long in the tooth during this season, a third and (deliberately) final season would have really allowed the writers to explore some interesting ideas that are set up in the final episodes. As it stands, this is a highly stylized show that was just a bit ahead of its time, a little too quirky for network television but wonderful for a binge watch. Some of the character development this season was unfortunate, but the supporting cast got plenty of overdue attention and the core ensemble clicked together as well as ever. Like Charlotte “Chuck” Charles herself, this show met its ending before its time, although unfortunately it will never have the chance to properly bloom.