The exit for Alder Ave can be seen as the exit in most of the freeway scenes. In the first episode, the Alder Ave. sign for the exit is clearly legible. Scenes at the "Kennedy Space Center" were filmed at the Ambassador Auditorium in Pasadena, California. Music Gavin Rossdale – "Can't Stop the World" The Doors – "Roadhouse Blues (Crystal Method Remix)" Bloc Party – "Kreuzberg" Nine Pound Hammer – "Radar Love" X – "The Hungry Wolf" Lunatic Calm – "Leave You Far Behind" Ghost in the Machine – "King of My World" Yonderboi – "Soulbitch" The Rhones – "Quitter" Crystal Method – "Bad Ass" Cancellation The two-hour premiere of Drive in the United States, broadcast on April 15, 2007 at 8:00 pm, was watched by six million viewers. The program did not deliver the ratings Fox desired, and on April 25, 2007, the network announced that it had cancelled Drive. The final two remaining unaired episodes of Drive were made available for online streaming on Fox on Demand beginning Sunday, July 15, 2007, in addition to the previously aired episodes. All six episodes of the show were previously been made available for purchase and download from the iTunes Store and Amazon Video on Demand exclusively for United States residents, but are no longer available since then. As of April 2021, the whole series, including the unaired episodes, can now be seen on Fox Corporation's free ad-supported streaming service Tubi. Fox initially announced that the final two episodes would air on July 4, 2007. The network rescheduled them for July 13 and later pulled them entirely. The two remaining episodes were posted online on July 15, 2007. Executive producers Tim Minear and Craig Silverstein subsequently gave an interview that described what might have happened if the series had continued. To the question "Which single work of yours do you feel didn’t get the attention it deserved?", Nathan Fillion said: "I would say I did a series called Drive that would’ve been a really good TV series if more than two episodes had aired. It was a lot of fun and it was very short lived. Sometimes I forget I was in it." Awards and nominations Drive, while short-lived, is the first series to be nominated for an Emmy Award under the organization's new "broadband" eligibility guidelines. The show's title sequence had originally been submitted for consideration in the category of