NarratorOne mile to the west, Emerson Cod was also not thrilled. During times of stress or anxiety, he liked to knit. Since the arrival of the dead girl who was not dead, he found the stockinette stitch relaxing.
A character in Pushing Daisies
Played by Jim Dale
Pushing Daisies · 77 quotes
5th most-quoted character in Pushing Daisies: in 11 of its 77 quotes
Most scenes with: Chuck (3)
NarratorOne mile to the west, Emerson Cod was also not thrilled. During times of stress or anxiety, he liked to knit. Since the arrival of the dead girl who was not dead, he found the stockinette stitch relaxing.
NarratorAs Olive considered how much she loved Digby for paying attention to her when the pie-maker would not, Digby considered how much he loved salt.
NarratorThe pie-maker considered how not telling Chuck the truth about her father was a lot like being locked in a prison. Then he considered how being locked in a prison was actually much worse than some silly metaphor about truth.
NarratorSometimes a crime of passion is not realizing the passion in time. While other times the crime is not seeing the world as it is. But most crimes of passion are actually a crime.
NarratorAs Madeline McLean prepared to grant one last deadly desire, Bobo the bonobo monkey had a wish of its own, to play with the ball on a stick called the shifter. And so, its wish was granted... as was the wish of Madeline McLean, for though her sanity was torn asunder by a boy named Abner Newsome, and her body was torn apart by a bonobo named Bobo, her heart was still intact, which allowed her to grant one final wish, and that was for Abner Newsome to have a change of heart... Madeline McLean's heart.
NarratorOh! Hell no!
NarratorThe pie-maker helped his friends in need. Not by pretending he was something he was not but by embracing the very thing he always was. It gave him a feeling of joy he would later liken to leaping tall buildings in a single bound.
[regarding Emerson] Is he upset you brought your childhood sweetheart back to life?
He barely knows you're here.
NarratorIn fact, Emerson had finished knitting a sweater vest and two handgun cozies in the week since Chuck's return.
I got something to say, and I'm gonna say it to you, [points to Ned] you, [points to Lily] and you and your hump! [yells to Emerson who has Chuck hiding under his coat]
NarratorOlive wanted to let loose the secrets and lies shes been force fed by her friends, that Chuck was still alive, that Lily was her mother, but instead what came out... was this.
AAAAHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!
NarratorIn less then sixteen seconds, the dead girl who was not dead would be involved in the smallest of ironic coincidences, for just as she said to herself...
I wish I were where the action were at.
Narrator...she was where it were at.
[Door opens in the Pie Hole]
Sorry, we're closing early today.
[Chuck sees Vivian attempting to get through the door while her umbrella gets caught; Chuck then runs, jumps and rolls over the counter to avoid being sighted]
NarratorHer Aunt Vivian, who would've dropped dead from shock of seeing her niece alive again...
Hello?
Narrator...arrived again.
I'm alive.
NarratorAt that moment, in the town of Coeur d'Coeurs, events occurred that are not, were not, and should never be considered an ending. For endings, as it is known, are where we begin.
Cast
Lee Pace - Ned
Anna Friel - Charlotte Charles
Chi McBride - Emerson Cod
Kristin Chenoweth - Olive Snook
Ellen Greene - Vivian Charles
Swoosie Kurtz - Lily Charles
Jim Dale - Narrator
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