Sorry, Ned. But we're about to get up close and personal with your family. Specifically, your twin half-brothers.
Here's a preview of the next Pushing Daisies episode, titled "Oh Oh Oh…It’s Magic."
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As previously reported, Josh Randall is coming aboard Pushing Daisies in the role of Charles Charles; i.e. Chuck's father!
Here's a sneak peek at that character in action:
Yes, Chuck's dad is alive!
And, yes, we now know who will be portraying Charles Charles.
Josh Randall - best known for his roles on Ed and Lost - will appear on episodes eight and nine of the season, titled "Comfort Food" and "Lighthouse."
According to E! Online, Ned will raise Mr. Charles from the dead to help his daughter pursue an issue from her past... but, remember, the dude has been in the grave for two decades! Therefore, Chuck's dad will initially be bandaged up like a mummy.
Eventually, though, his face his unwrapped and fans will be treated to the sight of Randall's handsome mug. Cool.
Enjoy the following video preview for next week's Pushing Daisies episode. It's titled "Dim Sum, Lose Sum."
Pure genius.
According to reliable source Michael Ausiello of Entertainment Weekly, Pushing Daisies has extended David Arquette's forthcoming stint as "freshcort" Randy Mann.
Look for Arquette to debuts on next Wednesday's episode. He'll then return later this season "to have a nice little romance with Kristin Chenoweth," said series creator Bryan Fuller.
Next week's Pushing Daisies episode is titled "Bad Habits."
In it, Ned, Emerson and Chuck discover that Olive is hiding out at a nunnery... because they are called upon to investigate a death there.
Check out a preview for the episode now:
We interrupt our usual post-show analysis and debate to bring you a new set of Pushing Daisies spoilers.
Our thanks to Kristin from E! Online for answering a pair of questions concerning two popular guest stars from last season:
Is there any chance that Paul Reubens will be returning this season?
You, the readers, have the power to bring Paul Reubens back to the show, so says Daisies boss Bryan Fuller: "We would love for him to come back, and we would encourage anybody and everybody to write ABC and talk about how much they love him and would love for him to come back." Can we start a campaign for Pee Wee to be on the tube again?
Will Molly Shannon ever come back as Dilly Balsam now that she has her own show?
Take it away, Bryan Fuller: "We actually had a way to have an arc with her in the first part of the season, and then we were debating on if we should we kill her character off, and then we thought, no let's wait and hopefully she'll be available to do the show again, because she just fit right in with the cast."
Following the season premiere of Pushing Daisies, we can't wait for the next episode.
Sadly, we'll have to. At least for a few days.
For now, though, enjoy the following video preview for "Circus Circus."
Remember when we told you that a future episode of Pushing Daisies would be centered around a bizzaro world of our favorite crime-fighting trio?
According to Entertainment Weekly's Michael Ausiello, Orlando Jones, Michael Weaver, and Ivana Milicevic have been cast as a band of Norwegian detectives that bear eerie similarities to Emerson, Ned and Chuck for an episode set to air in November.
In "The Norwegians," the three flee their home country looking for bigger, better crimes to solve, which makes things mighty difficult for Emerson and his untouchy-feely sidekicks. Sounds incredible.
Remember, of course: the season two premiere of Pushing Daisies airs tomorrow night!
Jennifer Elise Cox is set to guest star on Pushing Daisies.
The actress, who in recent TV seasons has ad-libbed on shows such as Lovespring International and 10 Items or Less, will always known as big screen's Jan Brady to movie fans.
She'll appear in an episode titled "Robbing Hood," portraying a widow. We can't wait.
