And yet, Drive had a million more viewers than the CW's entire network average. I can't believe there weren't any advertisers willing to buy ad space.

Just got this in my email this morning....

I'm officially annoyed as hell...

Aint-It-Cool posted what WOULD have happened if the show had filmed more than 6 episodes:

Six hours of “Drive” were produced; four were aired.

Word has it the final two episodes will turn up on fox.com sometime next week, so you might not to read the SPOILERS that follow here.

“Drive” mastermind Tim Minear and cohort Craig Silverstein reveal -- to the website drivefans.com -- where the comedy-drama-thriller-action-adventure might have gone had Fox not cancelled it after three episodes.

Some revelations:

* Alex Tully’s wife, Kathryn (Amy Acker), was probably working with race organizers before she ever met Alex.

* Eliza Dushku, who worked with Minear on “Angel,” might have been cast as a “Duel”-esque truck-driving sociopathic serial killer.

* In Ohio, Wendy Patrakas (Melanie Lynsky) would have rescued her baby from her husband, only to be captured herself.

* With the unexpected help of Ivy (Taryn Manning), Wendy and her baby would have escaped. Ivy would have bonded with Wendy’s baby on the road, and sacrificed herself to save him.

* Ellie (Mircea Monroe), the soldier’s wife, was secretly having an affair with Bill, the blue-eyed “race monitor.”

* Iraq vet Rob (Riley Smith) would have been court martialed and put in a military brig.

* Bill would have forced Ellie to break Rob out.

* Rob has a “special skill” useful to a race contestant.

* Rob would have hooked up with Leigh (Rochelle Aytes) in more ways than one.

* Rob might have found himself back soldiering in the Iraq desert, where he gets another race clue and is sent back into the race by a high-ranking officer.

* John Trimble (Dylan Baker) wasn’t really dying; race organizers gave him meds to make him feel sick so he would take more risks.

* As soon as John discovered he’s not dying, he would have gotten hit by a truck.

* Wendy was sponsored by an older couple who adopted Wendy’s first child, which Wendy believed dead.

* Wendy would have reunited with her long-lost first kid.

* John Trimble (Dylan Baker) was his own sponsor.

* Winston Salazar (Kevin Alejandro) was sponsored by his father’s trusted advisor, who was seeking to destroy the Salazar family and take control of their business.

* Ivy, Leigh and Susan (Michael Hyatt) were actually sponsorless, “selected by the race company to liven up the competition. Sort of like non-player ‘bots’ in a multiplayer videogame, according to Silverstein.

* Minear says “somebody” would have won the race.

* One episode might have centered on a brutal storm. Another on a 30-car pileup.

* Though Susan was revealed to have a penis in an early “Drive” pilot script, that appendage apparently dropped away somewhere in the development process.

* Had the show been renewed for a second season, a new race would have commenced utilizing old players and new.

You probably want to spoiler tag the above before somebody gets really pissed...

Why? Its stuff that never aired, never shot, never even written into a script and has zero chance of ever becoming part of any show.

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You can feel free to have that discussion with whoever complains. I was just making a suggestion in case the guy wanted to avoid the grief.

I'd agree if it was potentially anything that would ever be made and see the light of day, but it won't.

I think that list represents plot elements of the two produced but as-yet unaired episodes along with plot elements not shot.

Who gives a shit? The show is dead and it won't be coming back.

The final 2 episodes are now up on myspace.

http://www.myspace.com/driveonfox

Apparently nobody, and that's fine with me. Usually even mild spoilers cause 3-4 very annoyed people, though. Maybe it's that we're in the summer and those who are usually spoiler sensitive have let their guard down.

Just watched the last two. Good episodes. Too bad we won't be seeing anymore.