June 2008 News Archive

Great news for Pushing Daisies fans, Kristin Chenoweth or fans of music overall:

According to Kristin of E! Online, the woman that portrays Olive Snook isn't done singing on the show. Responding to a reader question asking when we might be treated to another tune, Kristin wrote:

Kristin C. will have her very own "Sound of Music" moment, singing on a hillside, after joining the...wait for it...nunnery! Told, ya: awesome.

Awesome indeed!

Kristin Chenoweth has the best voice on television, hands (or vocal chords) down!

According to Kristin from E! Online, Pushing Daisies fans can look forward to more flashbacks in season two. But not just from Ned.

The reporter says we'll be treated to glimpse of a young Olive Snook:

We're going to meet baby Olive! Pushing Daisies is currently casting for a young Olive Snook, and in flashback scenes in episode three, we'll also meet her negligent parents. Yay!

We'll find out more about Olive in season two of Pushing Daisies.

When asked by E! News if there a moral lesson fans should take from a series on which the lovers don't sleep together, Lee Pace recently replied:

"That wasn't the intention. Some people in America have interpreted it like that, and I don't think it's a bad thing. These are two people who love each other very much and choose to be together even though they're never going to get drunk and sleep together.

It's not that show. I think it's kind of sexy that they can't touch. It's the longest foreplay ever."

Lee Pace, looking adorable as always, answered questions at the Monte Carlo Television Festival.

As for whether or not Ned and Chuck will see other people in season two, the actor offered this mini Pushing Daisies spoiler:

"Maybe. One of the big things that happens at the beginning of the second season is that Chuck moves out. So it's not going to be easy anymore for Ned. It's good. They need to see other people."

Here's the Pushing Daisies news fans have been waiting for: the DVD of season one will be available on September 16.

Despite a strike-shortened season, viewers can enjoy a thorough three-disc set of the show. Here are more details on it:

• Price of the set will be $29.98;
• Blue-Ray version of Season One will also be available for $39.98;
• Look for a Bonus Featurette: Pie Time: Time for Pie. An interactive featurette with creators of the show, the set designer and special effects team who all come together to make this show so unique. Special interviews from creator Bryan Fuller and Lee Pace as they discuss their favorite first season scene.