Pushing Daisies nominated for People's Choice Awards!!

[Rollo Tomassi]

Y'all should go vote and tell your friends, and have them tell their friends, etc etc...
Don't vote for "Chuck" even though that show rocks too. And definitely don't give any love to those insipid half hours.

Vote Now!



And I think you should vote Journeyman as best new drama. Because I think they already cancelled it. And it was a good show, and I think it would be funny if it got a shit ton of votes after the fact and make NBC look like douches for cancelling "America's favorite new drama". Unfortunately, that asinine "Private Practice" will probably win. Ugh.

[anarky]

NBC's already a bunch of douches for picking up stupid shit like Bionic Woman instead of good stuff like Business Class.

[anarky]

Double post!

It's pretty fucking lame that "Favorite Rock Song" is limited to those shitheads Maroon 5, that thief Daughtry, and some dumbasses named Plain White T's that I've never heard of. How fucktarded is it that I have never heard any of these supposedly "best of the year" songs?

Practically everything on there is "Which of these three sucks the least?"

And would Pushing Daisies be considered a comedy by people with brains? It's funny, but I'm not so sure it's a comedy, per se. But I voted for it, so if you get a raise because it wins, remember my vote.

Favorite game show is funny. Only a fucktard would vote for anything but Jeopardy, but I bet mainly fucktards vote in this thing, so "Are You Only Slightly Less Fucktarded than a Fifth Grader Who Just Suffered the Loss of 85% of his Brain?" will win.

And why would I want to vote for one of the fucktards entering the fucktarded "Crest Smile" contest?

[Rollo Tomassi]

Double post!

Practically everything on there is "Which of these three sucks the least?"

That's what I was thinking. Like "Ugh. I hate Oprah. Jay Leno's a big dumbass. SO I guess I'll vote Ellen because she's made me laugh with her stand up a few times." But really all three suck.

I voted for Plain White Tees because I like that song. It reminds me of my daughter.

Damn straight, I voted for Jeopardy. If Alex Trebek gets a raise, remember my vote.

And why would I want to vote for one of the fucktards entering the fucktarded "Crest Smile" contest?

Think of it as 'which of these smiles would you like to smear your own brand of toothpaste on?'
I voted for Wisconsin girl.

[vynsane]

uh oh... you're up against "reaper" which was pretty freakin' funny... but i gave ya the nod. i've been impressed with the show and my wife loves it. i think it's funny that sonnenfeld is getting tired of the tim burton comparisons, it looks exactly like the edward scissorhands suburbia.

i didn't vote for anything i didn't care about. you CAN skip things, y'know...

[Rollo Tomassi]

Sonnenfeld doesn't have all that much to do with the show. He directed the first couple episodes and thus gets an Exec. Producer credit, but he's been in New York the entire time I've been on the show.


I voted for everything. Even if I didn't give a shit about anyone in the category, it feels satisfying knowing my apathy will be responsible for someone "winning" (when they're ALL losers)


I was gonna start a new topic for this one but... I met Paul Reubens last night. Shook his hand. Be jealous, bitches.

[Newsbot]

Remember what Bryan Fuller said last week about resurrecting Pushing Daisies at Marvel? Well, forget it.

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He now says the canceled ABC TV series will see new life at DC Comics as a 12-issue miniseries.

“We got a 12-issue order for a comic book for DC Comics,” Fuller tells E! Online. “I think the comic book is great, because it has all the characters in it, and it starts a new story. It’s basically Chuck, Ned, Emerson and Olive versus 1,000 corpses, so it becomes a zombie movie, but the zombies are articulate and smart and can do things that no other zombies can do. The Pie-Maker versus 1,000 corpses.”

The comic is set to debut this fall. However, attendees at Comic-Con International may receive another giveaway a few months early. (A preview comic was distributed at Comic-Con in 2007, before the show debuted.)

The Emmy-nominated comedy-drama, about a pie-maker who can resurrect the dead (with some limitations), was canceled in November after barely two seasons. The final three episodes will air beginning May 30.

Pushing Daisies continued as a zombie action comic? Awesome! I can't wait to see Deadwood get continued as a children's comic in which Al Swearengen is mutated into a giant centaur and fights funny animals to protect Fuzzytown, and the Arrested Development Season IV comic, a gritty crime drama where Maybe discovers the rest of the Bluth clan are actually demonic cyborg mobsters from the future and she must use her previously unknown past as an assassin for the Illuminati to destroy them.