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Driving Force
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Nick
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I could be wrong, however, I think that due to the death of Eric Medlen, that really screwed things up for the second season.
I think what happened was, there wasn't much left to film (that was of entertainment value) after that.
I think the Force camp kinda "backed away" from the show after Eric's death.
At least that's what I gathered....makes sense.
I think what happened was, there wasn't much left to film (that was of entertainment value) after that.
I think the Force camp kinda "backed away" from the show after Eric's death.
At least that's what I gathered....makes sense.
Shazam
Nitro Member
Kelly, I just searched evil bay and Amazon and nothing but season 1 there.
Guess it was never released and I'm flat outta luck
cheers,
Mark.
Mark, you have a PM
Dick
Nitro Member
thanks for the tip,I just looked it up and ordered it,saved some green,many thanks.
paoldtimer
Nitro Member
You can download Season 2 from iTunes for your iPod. There are 10 episodes.
Anderson
Nitro Member
In Vegas last year the Driving Force crews were still filming. They had signs taped on the back of the trailers explaining that filming was taking place that day. I don't remember seeing them the following weekend in Atlanta though (they might have been there; I just don't remember seeing them.)
Those signs stuck in my head because I remember thinking about the show's future as I walked through the pits. It seemed what had been mostly a fun and light-hearted show was now capturing how a family and a team were going to recover from an incredible tragedy, and in the process radically change the sport.
I don't blame them for putting an end to the filming and production, but I can only imagine how powerful those unaired shows might have been.
Those signs stuck in my head because I remember thinking about the show's future as I walked through the pits. It seemed what had been mostly a fun and light-hearted show was now capturing how a family and a team were going to recover from an incredible tragedy, and in the process radically change the sport.
I don't blame them for putting an end to the filming and production, but I can only imagine how powerful those unaired shows might have been.
force fan
Nitro Member
I agree with you. I remember at testing I seen what looked like the A&E crew after the accident and they were filming(or looked to be) what was happening on the track right after. I remember thinking to myself surly they won't air any of this. Of course they didn't. I just thought it was kinda strange they would be filming that but then at that time we didn't know how tragic it was going to turn out.
BurkartFan
Nitro Member
I was there too and thought it was really strange for them to be filming - I even hoped it meant things would be okay, thinking that they wouldn't be filming if the situation was really bad. How I wish that had been true... After the horrible news about Eric, I couldn't imagine them ever using any of that footage.
