Drive

How so? They overhyped it, and then tried to add twists...well force twists on you, and it was waaaay too drama. Sounds like the stuff they spew to this day.

Hollywood has always been known to over Dramatize, but the baseline to the story was virtually unexplored in television.

Hollywood has always been known to over Dramatize, but the baseline to the story was virtually unexplored in television.


It's cannonball run with a sick twist.

It's cannonball run with a sick twist.

I said television, not movies, but you are right.

I said television, not movies, but you are right.

In television, that's true.
I feel if they directed it more towards muscle cars, and lightened the moods, they would have survived. It had no teeth in terms of entertainment.

In television, that's true.
I feel if they directed it more towards muscle cars, and lightened the moods, they would have survived. It had no teeth in terms of entertainment.

Even I cannot argue with that.

Now I'll never know what happened to Tully's wife, or Wendy's baby! And what will happen to the kid that got shot?? And want about the $32 million prize?!?!?!
THIS IS THE WORST 'TAKE YOUR CHILD TO WORK DAY' EVER!!!!

Ok, I can't say I didn't except this. The show wasn't that good, but it was better than nothing and I was planning to watch it until the end.
Oh well.

My DVR just got a easier workload!

Upsetting, just like when ESPN got rid of Playmakers.

Or just like when the NFL made ESPN cancel Playmakers.

Or just like when the NFL made ESPN cancel Playmakers.

Bake a pie, eat a pie, same thing.

PLAYMAKERS!
That's where I've seen the guy who played the bald bank guard on the last episode of Drive. He was the linebacker on Playmakers.
That's been annoying me since I saw the show.

Thanks guys!