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(S02E01) What's the buzz? The buzz is bees and bees were the main topic on tonight's season opener. Frankly, I really don't like bees, so I found the sight of the dead body -- Kentucky Fitz -- covered in pus-filled bee bites rather repulsive. However, you got to hand it to Pushing Daisies for production values.

Everything about the show remains top-notch. The look, the feel, the essence remains as precious as the Emmy-award winning pie-lette (for direction). In fact, that's the only problem with PD; it is precious. For some people that's too much. For me, this is TV that's just too good to care about the delicate balance between surreality and satire, fable and a far-out acid trip.

(S04E13) "Allison... close your eyes. I gotta get out of bed now and I'm not wearing any clothes." - Lee Scanlon

The opening voice over left me a bit unnerved. I'm used to Medium starting with some kind of disturbing vision. The only thing disturbing about Allison's narration was that it made me feel like I was watching Criminal Minds.

The pool of blood seeping from the head of Di Novi's dead friend was a little closer to what I've come to expect and I really liked the surrealistic way Scanlon and Di Novi repeated Allison's dream verbatim.

• At 7, NBC has a new Football Night in America, followed by the Colts/Titans game.
• ABC has The Sound of Music at 7.
• The CW has a new CW Now at 7.
• At 8, CBS has a new episode of The Amazing Race.
• ESPN has the PetroSun Independence Bowl at 8.
• Lifetime Movie Network has Finding John Christmas at 8, then Christmas in Paradise.
• At 10, E! has a new episode of The Girls Next Door, followed by a new Snoop Dogg's Father Hood.

Check your local TV listings for more.