Drive

Drive -- An early look

TV Squad | by Keith McDuffee | Mon, Mar 26

Mon, Mar 26 While there is the obvious similarity with the whole race-around-the-country thing with Cannonball Run, after watching the rough-cut first episode of Drive I can start by telling you one way where the two differ: The Cannonball Run was for pussies.

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source: Long Beach Press-Telegram

THINK OF THE "Cannonball Run" movies without the jokes and you've basically got the idea of "Drive." Of course, given the jokes that "Cannonball Run" trucked in, that's not necessarily a bad thing.

Published Mon, Apr 16

Noteworthy Television This Week: Slow Week external link

source: Gothamist

Drive (Sunday and Monday, 8:00 p.m., WNYW 5) Sunday has the two hour debut of Drive crossing the starting line. The show is a drama that follows the participants of an illegal cross country road race who aren't like those you would find in The Cannonball Run. One of the forces behind the show is Ti...

Published Sun, Apr 15

'Drive' not Shakespearean, but it gets motors running (Los Angeles Daily News) external link

source: u-entertainment.com

Think of the "Cannonball Run" movies without the jokes and you've basically got the idea of "Drive." Of course, given the jokes that "Cannonball Run" trucked in, that's not necessarily a bad thing.

Published Sat, Apr 14

Drive Review - UGO external link

source: Untitled

Drive Review UGO, NY - Apr 13, 2007 Drive combines elements of The Amazing Race, Prison Break, Cannonball Run, and it's brought to you by the brilliant Tim Minear, who helmed Angel and ...

Published Fri, Apr 13

What to watch this week external link

source: Kansas City Star

“Drive,” a fast-paced action serial premiering at 7 tonight on Fox 4, strikes me as a souped-up hybrid of “Prison Break” and the 1970s film “The Cannonball Run.” Or maybe the correct tele-gebra is this: “Drive” equals “It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World,” minus the slapstick humor, raised to a...

Published Thu, Apr 12