We're never happy to see people lose their jobs, but Pushing Daisies is a show that irritated us to no end. Its mere existence ruffled our feathers; overly twee, impossibly earnest and stylized to within an inch of its life, Pushing Daisies was quite possibly one of our least favorite television shows to air in the last decade. Still, people loved it and will certainly meet its demise with groans and websites and clenched fists pointed towards the air. And we can't blame them. While Pushing Daisies had pretty poor ratings for ABC — it has averaged only 6.6 million viewers this season — it would have been one of the highest rated shows on NBC's entire schedule. By comparison, Knight Rider gets roughly a million less viewers per week and it got inexplicably picked up for a full season. Questions must be asked: why is one show deemed a success and the other a failure? And why doesn't NBC co-chairman Ben Silverman add a canceled Pushing Daisies to his own network? We hear he's got a few openings available...