I pretty much knew when I started watching this show that it wouldn't last. It seems that any interesting, creative programming that I immediately fall in love with gets taken off the air after one or two short seasons. I'm starting to feel like that's just a mark of quality! (Are you sure you're not a TV critic? -- David B.)

If Pushing Daisies goes off the air, it is yet another sad example of an intelligent show failing to gain viewers while largest common denominator shows proliferate. Maybe if ABC can't support creativity and quirkiness, a cable network could take over, and Pushing Daisies might continue despite the odds. It seems more and more that cable is the platform for new creative shows. Whether HBOs Sopranos, Showtimes Dexter, USAs Psych, or AMCs Mad Men, cable networks are strides ahead of their broadcast counterparts.

It sounds goofy but we watched the first couple of shows and decided it wasn't all that interesting. It's almost too much unreality/bright colors/edwardscissorhands. Houswives, BL and Stone (even taking the hallucinations into account) have a kind of relationship to reality that Daisies doesn't.

It's good that ABC took a chance on something different and it's a nicely produced show but we just weren't all that enthused with it and we don't even have satellite or cable to distract us.

Charming? If you like huge doses of sugar syrup and Hallmark cards, I guess. The show started with an interesting premise and then just kept repeating and repeating and repeating the same old scenarios. Peronally, I won't be subjecting myself to that plummy, moralistic voiceover (ala Housewives again. Daisies belongs on the weekday AM schedule along with the rest of the cloyingly "charming" kiddie shows. Good riddance.

ABC wouldn't know a quality series if it bit them in the hind quarters. Don't forget - they're the network that didn't support their superb divorce drama "Once and Again", moving it around seven times in its three seasons, and then cancelling the series 19 episodes into its third season.

Both Curtis and Davey are missing the point. Its a magical reality and yet not . The cartoon aspect might be off-putting for some, but I found it to be rewarding in fun characters and laughter it is satisfying in a way that no other TV show (particularly last season) has been. And what show DOESN'T repeat its formula?. I knew it was doomed last year. Why? Because I liked it. Like I liked New Amsterdam. Or Jericho. Or Studio 60 On Sunset Strip. I think its all MY fault. I like it...it's TOAST!!!

Shauna and Markie are right on the mark(sorry Markie).
Remember Showtime's Dead Like Me? Another victim of the race to mediocrity.
I will mourn the loss of Daisies but remember the good times...
It is a sign of where things are going that Survivor is stil on the air.