News Pushing Daisies Bryan Fuller Keeps Teasing Pushing Daisies Season 3 The facts were these: everybody wants this. By Molly Templeton | Published on December 5, 2025 Screenshot: ABC Comment 0 Share New Share Screenshot: ABC We will (almost) never be sad when Bryan Fuller says he wants to revisit one of his beloved previous TV series—which he’s been doing a lot, lately. He was talking about making more Hannibal—and now he’s discussing Pushing Daisies. He recently told The Mary Sue, “Well, we’re working on a Season 3, and the whole cast wants to come back. And, we’ve got a whole story. We’re trying to do another season this year.” This is not the first time Fuller has suggested there is more to the story of Ned the Piemaker (Lee Pace). Last month Fuller told ComicBook that he would “absolutely” return to the land of Pushing Daisies: “We have a season three pitch, and the entire cast wants to come back, and we’re hoping we get to return to them. We just have to find somebody who wants to make it.” And there’s the catch, right? A network or a streamer has to be willing to pick up the show. This should be a no-brainer: Fuller is a mastermind; his series were all cancelled too soon—but that was (mostly) in the pre-streaming era, when you had to catch the dang things on network TV or buy the DVDs when they came out (or, eventually, watch them on streaming platforms). Viewership is different now. It feels like the right time. Actually it feels like there should be a streaming platform that just puts out Bryan Fuller series and movies. Can someone with very deep pockets make that happen? Pushing Daisies, the story of a man named Ned who can revive the dead with a touch—and uses this power to solve mysteries—was nearly universally beloved. It won Emmys. Its second season has the coveted perfect Rotten Tomatoes score. The Fulleresque blend of mystery, romance, and quirk was never more precisely honed. The cast was incredible—along with Pace, it starred Anna Friel as Chuck, the love interest Ned can never touch; Kristin Chenoweth as Olive, who pines for Ned; Chi McBride as the beautifully named Emerson Cod, a detective who joins forces with Ned; and Swoosie Kurtz and Ellen Greene as Chuck’s quirky and loving aunts. Pace himself is also on board. He told TV Insider that Fuller has given him the scoop on what a season three would look like: “Bryan Fuller is one of the most creative people I’ve ever met, and he’s told me where he sees it going,” he said, continuing, “I obviously can’t say that here, but it’s so fun and so wild. And then, the story between Ned and Chuck is such an interesting love affair.” Everybody wants this. Hey, universe, can you make something nice happen? You can currently watch the existing seasons of Pushing Daisies on HBO Max. [end-mark] The post Bryan Fuller Keeps Teasing <i>Pushing Daisies</i> Season 3 appeared first on Reactor.