nerd4hire
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It's a 2 parter. We got a 2 ep night in Canada. I don't know how Fox will do it, but they're spreading 2 parts over 2 nights. The first airs Sunday.
I won't spoil you, but here's a couple of little general description blurbs.
The first ep we saw in Canada was called "The Starting Line", and introduced the participants in a mysterious, illegal cross-country car race.
The second ep, I think, is called Partners, and offers more detail on what's going on as well as showing alliances being built among the participants of the race.
As I said, I could spoil the Hell out of you, but I won't. I'll simply say it seriously rocked.
But let's get this out of the way first. It's like The Amazing Race. It's like Cannonball Run. It's like It's a Mad, Mad, World. It's like Lost. Blah, blah, blah. Nonsense. It's not like any of those things, because they're simply tools Drive spins off. Those tools are not what Drive is really about. What is it about then? I have no idea. I know with Minear's previous stuff you connect with the characters more and more as the series proceeds, and even if all plot devices aren't unique, the story plays off them into fresh feeling situations with hints of deeper layers. That's good enough for me.
This time though, I think Tim's got a series even Fox can't screw up. This one will connect with the mainstream audience. If Fox cancels Drive, I'll start suspecting a consiracy bigger than the one behind the mysterious cross-country road race in Drive.
I won't spoil you, but here's a couple of little general description blurbs.
The first ep we saw in Canada was called "The Starting Line", and introduced the participants in a mysterious, illegal cross-country car race.
The second ep, I think, is called Partners, and offers more detail on what's going on as well as showing alliances being built among the participants of the race.
As I said, I could spoil the Hell out of you, but I won't. I'll simply say it seriously rocked.
But let's get this out of the way first. It's like The Amazing Race. It's like Cannonball Run. It's like It's a Mad, Mad, World. It's like Lost. Blah, blah, blah. Nonsense. It's not like any of those things, because they're simply tools Drive spins off. Those tools are not what Drive is really about. What is it about then? I have no idea. I know with Minear's previous stuff you connect with the characters more and more as the series proceeds, and even if all plot devices aren't unique, the story plays off them into fresh feeling situations with hints of deeper layers. That's good enough for me.
This time though, I think Tim's got a series even Fox can't screw up. This one will connect with the mainstream audience. If Fox cancels Drive, I'll start suspecting a consiracy bigger than the one behind the mysterious cross-country road race in Drive.