Callum
27-11-2008, 10:25 PM
ABC has declined to pick up Pushing Daisies, Dirty Sexy Money and Eli Stone for full-season orders.
The network has decided not to extend the trio's second season runs past 13 episodes, but is avoiding the term cancellation, says The Hollywood Reporter.
Pushing Daisies creator Bryan Fuller said that he hoped to continue the show in comic book and movie form.
"I can't help but feel immense pride when it comes to Pushing Daisies," he remarked. "I'm grateful to everyone and for everyone who brought the show to life and for the very loyal audience that embraced us.
"If we are indeed dead on ABC, we now have to convince DC Comics to let us tell the rest of the season's storylines out in comic book form and convince Warner Bros features to let Pushing Daisies live again as a movie."
The three shows, all in their second season, this week saw their ratings sink to a series low.
Digital Spy (http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/ustv/a136246/abc-opts-out-of-daisies-money-stone.html)
The network has decided not to extend the trio's second season runs past 13 episodes, but is avoiding the term cancellation, says The Hollywood Reporter.
Pushing Daisies creator Bryan Fuller said that he hoped to continue the show in comic book and movie form.
"I can't help but feel immense pride when it comes to Pushing Daisies," he remarked. "I'm grateful to everyone and for everyone who brought the show to life and for the very loyal audience that embraced us.
"If we are indeed dead on ABC, we now have to convince DC Comics to let us tell the rest of the season's storylines out in comic book form and convince Warner Bros features to let Pushing Daisies live again as a movie."
The three shows, all in their second season, this week saw their ratings sink to a series low.
Digital Spy (http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/ustv/a136246/abc-opts-out-of-daisies-money-stone.html)