Since Fox were kind enough to finally allow ‘Drive’ fans to see the last two filmed episodes of the series online it seems a shame that only those in the US can watch them.
There are of course slightly illegal means of seeing them via non official channels, which is a very bad thing to do and so I would in no way encourage you to click this link, which is solely provided to warn fans of the heinous crime being committed! I am sure none of us would like to see Fox lose out on any revenue from this Emmy nominated show that they only canceled after first giving it a fair run of 10 days.

Well, after canceling the show and postponing the last two filmed episodes (twice!) Fox are now saying that they will make them available online.

At the moment the plan is to make them available through “FOX On Demand”, the same as the four previously aired episodes.

Lets hope they come through this time!

If, like me, you have been waiting to hear something from Tim Minear about his canceled TV show “Drive”, wait no longer! Over at DriveFans.com Jackal has posted an interview with Tim and Craig Silverstein (executive producer).

With Drive pre-maturely cancelled, we took the opportunity to catch up with executive producers Tim Minear and Craig Silverstein about what would have happened had the series continued.

Click through for the full interview.

Well it may not come as much of a surprise to those that are familiar with the Fox TV network, but it seems as though after promising to air the last two filmed episodes of “Drive” (first on July 4th then moving it to the 13th) the executives have decided to scrap the whole thing.

You can read more about it over at Whedonesque as it seems that for the moment Fox have removed the announcement from their own site.

Episodes of “Standoff” (Gina Torres) and “Bones” (David Boreanaz) are currently scheduled to air in its place. I guess they know which fan group it is they are upsetting.

Fox have announced that the final two episodes of Tim Minear’s “Drive” will be shown back-to-back on July 4th.

It’s not really much of a shock that Fox have decided to air these last two episodes on a day when most Americans will be out and about, but at least it will allow us fans to see our “Captain” Nathan Fillion in action again.

Set your recorders now, and get these episodes up online as soon as possible afterwards, I want to see them too!

Over at JoBlo they have another Nathan Fillion interview as he continues his publicity run for “Waitress”, but he also has a chance to talk about his White Noise 2, Drive and his career in general.

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clipped from www.joblo.com Handsome, charming, intelligent, and talented, are just a few of Nathan Fillion’s attributes that solidify this Canadian’s dream man status. Having appeared in a handful of films such as SLITHER and SERENITY, he is predominantly recognized for his noteworthy TV roles. In the upcoming Indie film WAITRESS, Fillion exhibits his comedic skills and delivers a captivating, stimulating, and commanding performance while portraying a gynecologist who falls for his patient. It was a pleasure meeting Fillion and uncovering his perceptions of the film and experience in working with Shelley on the set of WAITRESS. Check out what he had to say.

Fanboy Confidental’s latest Podcast (episode #8) has an interview with Tim Minear about twenty minutes in to the episode. The interview was recorded pre-cancellation of “Drive” so Tim still sounds very excited about that project.

He also talks about his childhood and how he broke into show business, his other TV projects, working with Joss Whedon and Nathan Fillion. We also get to hear a little more about Joss and Tim’s Inara/Reaver episode of “Firefly” that never got a chance to be made.

He also has a few words to say about his hopes to make a movie at some point, discussing his Robert A. Heinlein project “The Moon Is A Harsh Mistress” and other projects he would love to get involved in. Personally I would love to see Tim’s take on “Logan’s Run”. Are there any other projects out there you would like to see Tim Minear get involved in? Let us know in the comments.

As part of the promotion for “Waitress” Nathan Fillion gives an interview to Movies Online, looking at his take on the movie and where he thinks he is with his career at the moment.At the time of the interview obviously “Drive” had not yet been canceled, reading how happy he was making that series made me more than a little sad for him. Gorram Fox!!!

Click through for the full interview.

clipped from www.moviesonline.ca Nathan Fillion Interview, Waitress Movie Waitress (2007) Posted By: Sheila Roberts / Source Related News : Drama Movie News , Movie Interviews , Romance , MoviesOnline caught up with Emmy nominee Nathan Fillion (“Firefly,” “Serenity”) at the Los Angeles press day to promote his new film, “Waitress.” An audience hit at the Sundance Film Festival, “Waitress” serves up a sweet, sassy and delicious slice of life tale — as it reveals the power of friendship, motherhood and the willingness to take a chance. It’s the story of a small town woman who transforms her hopeless life into a hilarious and unexpected love story.

Well it lasted almost 10 days but it looks as though “Drive” is heading to the scrapyard.According to Ausiello over at TV Guide.com Fox have canned this show already. The announcement is also on Variety.

After seeing the ratings for the show over the last week or so this isn’t really a great surprise, but it really is a shame that Tim Minear has once again lost out to ratings over quality.

Way to go Fox.

clipped from community.tvguide.com Drive has been impounded. Multiple sources confirm that Fox has axed the Tim Minear creation after less than three weeks on the air. I’ll go out on a limb and say the show’s crappy ratings were to blame. House encores will take over its Monday/8 pm timeslot. There is one piece of good news: I’m hearing the final two unaired Drive eps may get burned off on consecutive Fridays in May.

Tim Minear has made the final shooting scripts for the first four episodes of “Drive” available from his site.Bear in mind that whilst these were the final shooting scripts changes were still made during the actual shoot, according to Tim even some of the scenes have been shifted to later episodes, so there will be spoilers.

Click through to Tim Minear.net for the downloads.

Thanks Tim!

clipped from www.timminear.net Here are the final shooting scripts for the first four episodes of DRIVE! Beware, though: Due to some changes in the editing suite, some scenes that were written for Episodes 103 and 104 were shifted to later episodes. So there are BIG plot spoilers ahead.