I can’t wait for Pushing Daisies to come back. Really.

It’s been so long since I’ve seen an episode, I’ve almost forgotten how wonderful and surreal the show is. While I love its fun mystery plotlines and the charming characters, the little maraschino cherry on top of it all is spunky, lovable Kristin Chenowith.

To whet your appetite next season, here’s a Funny or Die clip with Kristin telling gay folks to say no to crystal meth.

Wait, didn’t we just have a giveaway? The answer is yes — but we’ve got even more swag to fling at you.

Spoiler alert: there’s one tomorrow too.

Yesterday, we announced a giveaway for Battle 360’s entire first season on DVD. Now, we’d like to share the entire first season of SHOCKWAVE — which The History Channel spells in all caps. It’s still all under the genre of “disaster porn,” but whatev. It’s free!

Shockwave is described as a “groundbreaking series taking the best raw footage of catastrophic, headline-making events from all over the world” and uses computer graphics to dissect the video in 3-D. There are airplane collisions and erupting volcanoes and, as you’ll see below, footage of a guy getting hit in the face with a house.

A house.

If you’re interested in winning the first season, send an e-mail to tifaux -at- gmail -dot- com with the subject line “I was just hit in the face with a house.”

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