Pushing Daisies: "Pigeon"
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icepixieI think this one might be the funniest episode yet.
- DIGBY! Awww, Digby. But...how did he know about the no-touching thing? (Right, right. Guy brings back the dead. This is hardly more unbelievable.)
- Okay, this show gets more adorable with each episode. The bees! The romantic rooftop with chimneypots and beehives and talk of a garden and...OMG, these two are going to send me into shock.
- Olive, I love you. But sometimes you're creepy. Forcing Ned to grope you qualifies as "creepy," fyi.
- And a plane crashes into the window. Nice.
- OMG, Ned's face after the the toe-sucking comment. *SNERK*
- Did Chuck just say "Fank you"? Hello, Anna Friel's native English accent!
- Heh, the coroner wants in on the scheme. Excellent.
- The aunts! Yay! Giggling aunts!
- Awww, poor untouched Chuck. Other Guy must have felt...used...there.
- Jealous Ned is cracking me up. Especially the plastering himself to the window bit.
- Action!Ned! Heh, sliding under the table was a great touch. And then the arm comes off in his hand. Of course it does.
- Mmmm, graverobbing. Er, gravewaking. Whatever. Wondered how long it would take to get to that point.
- Someone's a grumpy Pooh.
- That is one creepy robotic bird there. This gets Burtonier and Burtonier.
- NARM. Oh, lord.
- Can I just say that I freaking love Emerson's long-suffering sarcasm? Because that's one of the very best things about the show.
- Olive: "You can build a little birdhouse in your soul." Me: Did They Might Be Giants pay for this? The show: *cuts to scene with Kristin Chenowith and Ellen Greene singing that song in the car*
That's going to be in my head all night now. But that was awesome.
- Re: Windmills...what I said above about Burtonier and Burtonier. And Burtonier. Let me guess, topiary is next.
- Oh, Lily. You're so bitter. I love you.
- "Is bunkmates a euphemism for...?" BWAH!
- "The next moment...was not." Jim Dale is bringing the grimly funny tonight.
- "We developed..." "A condition?" I LOVE LILY.
- What the hell is with all the prosthetic limbs?
- Oh, Olive! Don't go all nice and not fulfill your evil objectives! (Although this is so good, I'm almost okay with the backing down.)
- Oh, and Lily sees her anyway. Show, you are awesome and I want to have your babies.
- The dancing is EVEN MORE ADORABLE than the opening thing with the bees. I'm going to explode from the cuteness. And and and even the moral about love overcoming obstacles wasn't gag-inducing, because it involved prison and prosthetics and dead girls.
- DIGBY! Awww, Digby. But...how did he know about the no-touching thing? (Right, right. Guy brings back the dead. This is hardly more unbelievable.)
- Okay, this show gets more adorable with each episode. The bees! The romantic rooftop with chimneypots and beehives and talk of a garden and...OMG, these two are going to send me into shock.
- Olive, I love you. But sometimes you're creepy. Forcing Ned to grope you qualifies as "creepy," fyi.
- And a plane crashes into the window. Nice.
- OMG, Ned's face after the the toe-sucking comment. *SNERK*
- Did Chuck just say "Fank you"? Hello, Anna Friel's native English accent!
- Heh, the coroner wants in on the scheme. Excellent.
- The aunts! Yay! Giggling aunts!
- Awww, poor untouched Chuck. Other Guy must have felt...used...there.
- Jealous Ned is cracking me up. Especially the plastering himself to the window bit.
- Action!Ned! Heh, sliding under the table was a great touch. And then the arm comes off in his hand. Of course it does.
- Mmmm, graverobbing. Er, gravewaking. Whatever. Wondered how long it would take to get to that point.
- Someone's a grumpy Pooh.
- That is one creepy robotic bird there. This gets Burtonier and Burtonier.
- NARM. Oh, lord.
- Can I just say that I freaking love Emerson's long-suffering sarcasm? Because that's one of the very best things about the show.
- Olive: "You can build a little birdhouse in your soul." Me: Did They Might Be Giants pay for this? The show: *cuts to scene with Kristin Chenowith and Ellen Greene singing that song in the car*
That's going to be in my head all night now. But that was awesome.
- Re: Windmills...what I said above about Burtonier and Burtonier. And Burtonier. Let me guess, topiary is next.
- Oh, Lily. You're so bitter. I love you.
- "Is bunkmates a euphemism for...?" BWAH!
- "The next moment...was not." Jim Dale is bringing the grimly funny tonight.
- "We developed..." "A condition?" I LOVE LILY.
- What the hell is with all the prosthetic limbs?
- Oh, Olive! Don't go all nice and not fulfill your evil objectives! (Although this is so good, I'm almost okay with the backing down.)
- Oh, and Lily sees her anyway. Show, you are awesome and I want to have your babies.
- The dancing is EVEN MORE ADORABLE than the opening thing with the bees. I'm going to explode from the cuteness. And and and even the moral about love overcoming obstacles wasn't gag-inducing, because it involved prison and prosthetics and dead girls.
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Date: 2007-10-25 11:09 pm (UTC)That's pretty much what I did, because that puzzled me as well.
His reaction, however, qualifies as "hilarious." His expressions are just golden.
Indeed. (The toe-sucking reaction is still my all-time favorite, though. The eyebrows were up at the hairline!)
Oh, was it a real song? I is dum.
How did you make it this far in life without hearing it? (Tell me you've at least heard of TMBG.)
Amen to that. I really hope this show doesn't die an untimely death.
Whole season! Yay!