Pushing Daisies follows the story of Ned (Lee Pace) who as a boy discovers that he can bring the dead back to life. As an adult he is now a pie maker and not only uses this gift to ripen fruit for his pies but also solve murders alongside a private investigator. The tale then gets complicated as he brings his childhood sweetheart Chuck (Anna Friel) back to life. Life would be perfect for Ned and Chuck except one cruel twist if he ever touches her again she'll go back to being dead... But this time for good!
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All 13 episodes from the second season of the American comic fantasy series starring Lee Pace and Anna Friel, about a man who helps solve murder mysteries by using his ability to bring people back from the dead. Episodes are: 'Bzzzzzzzzz!', 'Circus, Circus', 'Bad Habits', 'Frescorts', 'Dim Sum Lose Some', 'Oh Oh Oh... It's Magic', 'Robbing Hood', 'Comfort Food', 'The Legend of Merle McQuoddy', 'The Norwegians', 'Window Dressed to Kill', 'Water and Power' and 'Kerplunk'.
From a young age Ned demonstrated a remarkable ability for raising the dead with a single touch The only drawback to this seemingly miraculous gift is that a second touch from him would render them permanently dead When a private investigator spots Ned&39;s peculiar talent he enlists him to help solve murder cases by reviving the victims just long enough for them to indentify their killer An ingenious plan you might think But what happens when one of the deceased is your childhood sweetheart and you are faced with the ultimate moral dilemma let the victim rest in peace after they&39;ve given evidence or keep them alive indefinitely in the name of love? Series creator Bryan Fuller (DEAD LIKE ME) indulges his taste for the macabre in a comic fantasy that not only challenges our own sense of mortality but makes us laugh in doing so With its hyper-real visuals PUSHING DAISIES bears a striking resemblance to films like BIG FISH AMELIE and EDWARD SCISSORHANDS though in this case the bright saturated colours and exaggerated camera angles belie the show&39;s dark humour This release contains every episode from the second series
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