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Pushing Daisies - First 11 Episodes

by LiRa

The accuracy of these episode titles may have yet to be verified, but thanks to The Pie Hole for posting this in their community.

The episode titles are as follows:

Season 1 Episode 1 Pie-lette
Season 1 Episode 2 Dummy
Season 1 Episode 3 The Fun in Funeral
Season 1 Episode 4 Pigeon
Season 1 Episode 5 Girth
Season 1 Episode 6 Bitches
Season 1 Episode 7 Bitter Sweets
Season 1 Episode 8 Smell of Success
Season 1 Episode 9 Rival Darlings
Season 1 Episode 10 Twelve Corpses
Season 1 Episode 11 Fruity Buddha

I’ve linked the first three episodes to their synopsis, if you’d like to know what it’s about…athough some of it may contain spoilers. I will be posting the rest of the episode details as soon as information is released.

The cast and crew are currently filming more scenes in a sound stage where other fantastic favorites like “A Star is Born” and “Wonder Woman” used to be done. This, according to a recent article in the Seattle Times.

We’ve got less than seven days to go before the big premiere (October 3rd 8 PM, lest you haven’t jotted down the date yet).

Who is excited?

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Posted in Episode Guide, Pushing Daisies News on September 28th, 2007

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As its teasers say, Pushing Daisies is "nothing like you've seen on television". Besides being visually stimulating and audibly captivating, the story behind this whimsical TV series from ABC, is one that seems to jump out pages of a fairy tale. Created by Bryan Fuller, Pushing Daisies is hailed by critics as a commendable risk that may actually pay off. It has romance, tragedy, comedy, mystery and of course, lest we forget, pies…lots and lots of it.

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