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Posted by Kyle Buchanan at 4:51 AM on November 12, 2008

It's Alive! Last week, we brought you word that Pushing Daisies was closing up shop after finishing the 13th episode of its second season. Now, Save Daisies has word that while that's true, the series is still expected to be revived for a third season. That whole "renewal after a truncated second season" gambit didn't end up saving Arrested Development in the end, but given Daisies's subject matter, we suppose that constant teetering between ratings life and cancellation death is rather apropos. [Save Daisies]


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Posted by STV at 10:02 AM on November 8, 2008

Pushing Daisies Cancelled? Word from an informant on the set of ABC's long-struggling show hints that Daisies has baked its last pie. We can't say we didn't see it coming, but at least it died painlessly: The author who yesterday cited an anonymous sophomore series doomed by internal strife later assured us Daisies was not the victim — just another casualty of terminally ill ratings. Expect ABC to rerun the Obama infomercial in Daisies' slot indefinitely until an official replacement is announced. [The Film Experience Blog]


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Blind Item: Which TV Cast Is Full Of Narcissist Fruitcakes Who Can't Stand Each Other?

Posted by Seth at 9:46 AM on November 7, 2008

It's time now for everyone's favourite midday mini-mystery, aka a blind item guessing game. Today's comes to us from EW's Michael Ausiello, who broke the Grey's Anatomy CallicaGate story, and so who knows from TV set histrionics. On this particular "sophomore drama," "all the stars have the disposition of Linda Blair pre-exorcism."

Each actor is crazier than the next," whispers a staffer employed behind the scenes at the war-torn program. "And they all pretty much hate each other."

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ABC Cancels 'The Barack Obama Show' For Regularly Scheduled Programming

Posted by STV at 7:55 AM on October 28, 2008

ABC will remain the lone holdout in the Obama campaign's plans to hijack all of network TV this Wednesday, perhaps solidifying our "Watch TiVo Kill" authors' easiest day yet. To wit — 8 p.m on ABC: Pushing Daisies. 8 p.m. everywhere else: It's the Great Pumpkin, Barack Obama, or whatever the presidential front-runner has up his tailored sleeve less than a week until Election Day. Guess along with us after the jump.

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'Pushing Daisies' Now Doing Just That In The Ratings

Posted by Kyle Buchanan at 4:00 AM on October 3, 2008

Though it premiered last year to huge numbers, the whimsical dramedy Pushing Daisies may soon need its hero's touch of life, if last night's ratings are any indication. The second season premiere of Daisies fell a whopping 55% from its year-ago totals, the biggest drop on a night of mostly bad returns for ABC (Private Practice fell 38%, and the troubled, endlessly tinkered-with Dirty Sexy Money fell 31%). Might ABC be rethinking it decision to hold all three shows until the fall after last year's writers strike interrupted their freshman seasons? And if a shirtless Lee Pace (above, having bees poured on him) can't resuscitate Daisies, can anything? [THR]

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EW's Most 'Dateable' Small-Screen Players Make Us Swoon And Squirm

Posted by Molly Friedman at 3:48 AM on March 5, 2008

Every TV nut (well, isn't that all of us here?) has, at one point or another, spent a little time fantasizing about certain fictional characters on their favorite shows. These fantasies tend to be either soft-focus daydreams (say, dreaming up elaborate schemes in which they "bump" into you at a party) or something a bit more hard-core (picturing them while giving your significant other the old in-out). On that note, the clever list-makers over at EW decided to compile a Top 30 reader's choice collection of the small-screen boys and girls who most frequently make cameos in those illicit fantasies. But, with no offense to the site's readers, we have some serious vetoes to charge. After the jump, our picks for who falls under Strongly Agree (the predictable Jim Halpert) and those we brand as a Vehemently Disagree (four words: Bree. Van. De. Camp), as well as the most erroneous, mind-boggling oversight missing from the group:

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