For some of us, some of that time was spent withPushing Daisiesand it was good times, indeed.
Much has been written about the dialogue of the show.
Storylines were punctuated with potent puns, fun euphemisms and inventive innuendo.
But thats not where this missive is aimed.
To all those involved: we noticed.
And were starved for more.
But they were always fun to look at and the interiors were tailored to each kook-of-the-weeks unique personality.
The Pie Hole held lots of disc shapes to choose from, but another source was almost always available.
Arched doorways were an additional architectural feature frequently spotted in episodes.
At other times characters were nearly pointed at with neon arrows by placing them where angles converged.
Next well look at the costume designs of Deep Space Nine, next week.
What are your nominations for programmes that proved exceptional in their production design?
