Pushing up Daisy's is the other bit of great TV on at the moment and has just started on ITV. The premiss is that the Pie Maker is able to touch dead people and bring them back to life. The down side is two fold. One - if he touches them again, they die. Two - if he does not touch them within 60 seconds then someone else in the general vicinity will die instead. In the first episode he saves his child hood sweet heart, she stays alive and he is now in a tortured relationship where they can not touch but are falling in love. In addition to that the Pie Maker and his business partners are now going around trying to solve murders and reap the rewards offered. It is shot and narrated in the style of Amelie (the French film) and is very classy.
(well, so far anyway. I think there have been two episodes thus far).Dexter as well is the third in the series, this is the story about a serial killer who reaps social justice on those who are beyond the persecution of the law. Very tidy little series and very complex. It started off as a good premiss and is slipping slightly as it becomes overly complicated in terms of the plot. Still, it keeps us entertained, no diggedy, no doubt.
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But, hey, you're all blokes, so i won't.
