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Road Warrior

In Reply to: RE: My wife and I watched Eli Stone twice; not enough of interest there to bring either of us back, sad to say. posted by Audiophilander on February 09, 2008 at 00:52:49

Don't know that we're gonna stay tho. Time will tell, but the show's gimmicks have the potential to wear thin. As a fan of "dark/serious" dramas, this one's got a ways to go to win me over.

There's a muscle on her arm
With a red and blue tatoo
That says
Fort Worth I love you

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Pushing Daisies is pretty good.....I like the pop-up look and kinky story line. * - mr grits 17:35:25 02/09/08 (2)
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- Well, looks like we may have found consensus on a television series. - Audiophilander 11:07:47 02/10/08 (1)
  Pushing Daisies comes across as a brilliant grown-up homage to the old "Fractured Fairy Tales" animated series narrated by Edward Everett Horton, but PD targets a more sophisticated audience; this series also owes a lot to the quirkiness of filmmakers like Tim Burton and Terry Gilliam.
  
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  - OK, No match on DISH search function - Road Warrior 13:03:21 02/10/08 (0)
    Is it currently on haitus? Or if still showing, what night/time?
    The only "Pushing" hit I got was Pushing Tin. Thoroughly worthy IMHO
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    THnx
    
    There's a muscle on her arm
    With a red and blue tatoo
    That says
    Fort Worth I love you
    
    Edits: 02/10/08

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