Loveitloveitloveitloveit!!!
pv, I hope you saw it--it's totally up your alley, pal.
It was 1986, and the movie wasn't a remake. It was a campy B-movie made by Frank Oz. (A Muppet man. Fozzie. Gonzo.) The music is by Howard Ashman, who gave us "The Little Mermaid." (One of my favorite things to do when I do that show is mess with Audrey by switching back and forth between "Somewhere that's Green" and "Part of Your World." They're pretty much the same song!)
Here's the kicker, Savvy--the movie came first. It was one of the first cases of a musical coming from a movie.
Looks like a grayt show. Kristen Chinoweth is a funny woman. Wish I got that channel...

Ummm http://imdb.com/title/tt0054033/ The orginal was released in 1960.
Ellen Greene as Audrey (I) is the only member of the Off-Broadway cast to appear in this film. (Source http://imdb.com/title/tt0091419/trivia) Other than that I'm not 100% sure about the order, but I always thought it was getting a buzz as a show an became a movie, again. Can't remember what I heard that makes me think that, I could just be assuming it.
But that would still make you right.I think it was a movie, and play, and then a movie. So it was a movie first!?

Well, knock me down and call me stupid! That's what I get for acting like I know everything...
Nevermind, then!



I thought this was a thread about the dearly departed
I thought this was a thread about the dearly departed
:funn:I swear I did too RO!!!!
I watches both episodes. I don't watch network TV. I'm not sure why I did, but, I liked the show a lot. I will watch again next week. Why did you like it?

I watches both episodes. I don't watch network TV. I'm not sure why I did, but, I liked the show a lot. I will watch again next week. Why did you like it?
I loved the characters and the actors who portrayed them, and the clever storyline. The overall quirkyness of the show I guess. Like my daughter said it has everything I want...it's a little sick and twisted with a love story too.OL,
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OL,!
I just think everything about it is so well done--the concept is unique as well as interesting, the casting is perfect, the sets are visually interesting, the camera shots are kooky and creative, the writing is funny...shall I go on and continue to sound like a geek?

Hi geek!
Hi geek!
speaking of geeks, loved the geek to chic makeovers on beauty and the geek tonight! Pushing Daisies is tomorrow!!!OL, I have to say I look forward to their makeovers as much as the ANTM makeovers. A couple of the guys were transformed!
This morning I panicked, thinking L'il Pea #2 was going to have a volleyball game interfering with "Daisies." She doesn't. Whew. I wasn't sure how to explain that Mom was going to stay home to watch TV. 
OL, I have to say I look forward to their makeovers as much as the ANTM makeovers. A couple of the guys were transformed!This morning I panicked, thinking L'il Pea #2 was going to have a volleyball game interfering with "Daisies." She doesn't. Whew. I wasn't sure how to explain that Mom was going to stay home to watch TV.
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"Make a little birdhouse in your soul"
ABC pushing more "Daisies"
By Nellie Andreeva October 23, 2007 at 7:06 pm
ABC has picked up the fantasy comedy-drama "Pushing Daisies" for a full season.
The "back-nine" order brings the total order for the freshman series to 22 episodes.
In its first three airings, "Daisies" has been a solid ratings performer, winning its Wednesday 8 p.m. hour in the adults 18-49 demographic.
It also earned the strongest reviews of any new series this year. Lee Pace stars as a piemaker who can bring people back from life by touching them, and can them dispatch them again with a second touch.
Reuters/Hollywood Reporter


Good news.Pea, we're safe for now.Hooray, hooray!Good news.
My favorite quote this week:
That one-armed b***h was speedy.

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