MaxwellSmart
Well-Known Member
This isn't going to be another Prisonbreak, but it has potential to stay interesting.
Shadow Power! mine's a 91I'm going to win this crazy race in my 94 Dodge Shadow.
I think the genius of Tim Minear is that he can work with any premise. I mean The Inside seemed like just another generic investigation procedural show, and while I can't say it was 'excellent', he knew how to guide his writers and actors to a place that seemed interesting at least before it got cancelled.Just saw the first episode - it was pretty good! I'm looking forward to watching the next. I'll see how this one goes.
It's got Tim Minear as one of the bigwig producers which is a good thing. Tim Minear worked on Buffy, Angel, Firefly (which explains why Amy Acker, Richard Brooks, and Nathan Fillion are all in the show), and even The X-Files. I also think the show will change quite a bit come season two where the characters go into a particularly dark place, inverting the premise of the show in some way. Tim Minear wrote key episodes in Angel's second season which involved Angel refusing to help the Powers That Be save people and instead focus on revenge in destroying Wolfram & Hart. In The X-Files, Tim Minear wrote Gethsemane and Redux, the fourth-fifth season cliffhanger which is probably the best the X-Files ever got, where Mulder is found dead, having committed suicide after discovering that there are no, and never had been, real aliens and it was all a lie to divert attention from secret black ops military projects.
I can imagine such a similarity occurring in Drive, where a revelation propels the show into a darker, inverted version of itself. For example, in Drive's case, it could be that it changes from a race for a prize and into a hunt for revenge or possibly a retreat, a running away from danger into hiding and a sanctuary. I doubt it will simply be a race for year after year.
True and true!Episode 3 was cool. But sadly, there were some scenes that didn't have Nathan Fillion in them. Always a mistake.
Actually, the whole show is pretty good at the moment. Definately looking forward to the next episode.
Dude, I feel the same way.With the robbery I knew something was going to **** up. Is it wrong that I find the more better parts about the brothers and Tully, and the rest of the cast can leave and I wouldn't care?
I haven't watched this yet, but being a fan of Fillion (Firefly & Serenity, Slither, etc) I can't not at least check it out.
I'm just glad Fox hasn't cancelled it yet.
Are you kidding me!?!?!