#pie-lette

Finally watched the Pie-lette (groan) of Pushing Daisies.

What a weird little show? Fun, but weird. I like it. Look forward to seeing more.

Is it wrong I feel worse for poor Ned for not being able to pet/cuddle his dog than I do for the whole Chuck thing? 😂

On the other hand it is genuinely impressive to see the amazing range on bebbe!Pace - honestly hard to believe this pigeon-toed dorkass introvert is the same actor playing the galactic Emperor... but I did just look it up and he's a friggin' Julliard grad which I didn't know before so heck our boi got creds as well as skills. Tudyk level creds! 🤯

...also I think Emerson may be my (new) spirit animal.

“I'd kiss you if it wouldn't kill me..”

Ned and Chuck are attacked by the Shiny Shoes Killer

Lee Pace, as Ned, in Pie-lette from Pushing Daisies (2007).

Ned

Portrayed By: Lee Pace

BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION Full Name: Ned Nicknames: ‘The Piemaker’ Age: 29 Status: Alive Residence: Cours d’Cours (Current) Profession: Pie Maker (Current) Private Detective (Current) Student - Longbourgh School For Boys (Former)

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION Gender: Male Hair Color: Brown Eye Color: Brown Height: 6’5”

RELATIONSHIPS Significant Other: Chuck (Girlfriend) Olive (Kissed) Parents: Un-named (Mother) Un-named (Father) Friends: Chuck Emerson Olive Vivian Lily

OTHER First Appearance: Pie-lette (Season 1, Episode 1) Last Appearance: Kerplonk (Season 2, Episode 13) Episode Count: 22 Episodes

Ned was the main character on ABC comedy, Pushing Daisies (2007). He was portrayed by Lee Pace.

Background Ned was born in Couer d’Couers to a loving mother and father. He grew up playing with Chuck, who he developed an overwhelming crush on. He discovered he was gifted when his dog Digby, was hit by a car and died before his very eyes. 

Personality Ned is a large man with a reserved personality. He has a kind heart and has a strong desire to help others. He prefers not to be touched, unless it’s by Chuck.

Trivia

You were my first kiss, too. You wanna be my last kiss? First and last? Or is that weird? That’s not weird. It's symmetrical.