Dear Internets,
Is it possible that I am some sort of angel of death for quality television programming? I begin watching a show from the first episode (I think that's the key) and fall in love with its characters and quirky originality. Critics rave about the show, I set my DVR, choruses of angels and bluebirds sing.
Then the network brutally axes the show mid-storyline, offering vague promises of "a movie or comic book that will tie things up," and I never hear anything again.
RIP Pushing Daisies. (And Veronica Mars. And My So-Called Life. Etc.)
Love,
Jane
8 comments:
and Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip
Its very crappy when stuff like that happens!!
I enjoyed Veronica Mars too!!
P.S. I nominated you too!
oh i totally know. i am just waiting for the day i get to shoot myself in the face when they take the office off air.
Hillary - I *know*! Why do they torment us with talk of movie plans? I'd rather they just tell me to "suck it up" or something.
Harassedmom - Veronica Mars was such a good show. I only recently gave up hope for a movie.
Perfectlycursedlife - ! Thank you!
wanderingtex - Oh, I know. Let's never speak of such a thing. What's the thing you're supposed to do to ward off a curse? Spin around three times and spit? Knock wood? Done and done.
Eli Stone... *sniff*
I'm still pissed about the dropped Veronica FBI storyline and even though I'm not sure if it'd be very good, I'd still go to see a Gilmore Girls movie.
If they don't follow up on Pushing Daisies, I will DIE.
So they're definitely giving Pushing Daisies the ax??? That sucks.
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