Not Amy related but if Drive wins an Emmy, perhaps the episodes will be released on DVD. Just pure speculation on my part.

Fox’s quickly canceled drama “Drive” has inadvertently made TV academy history on Thursday, becoming the first-ever Primetime Emmy broadband nominee.

Twenty years from now, when Emmy only recognizes programming found on the Internet, historians will point to the mostly forgotten “Drive” as the show that started it all.

Only 50 seconds of the three-minute “Drive” clip nommed Thursday actually aired on TV. Instead, the special effect, titled “The Starting Line,” was streamed on Fox.com — and only ever seen on Fox.com.

The clip - which took a year and a half for special effects shop Zoic Studio to produce - opened up “Drive” by introducing characters as a camera slid from car to car racing down a busy freeway. “The Starting Line” scored a nomination under new rules enacted this year by the org.

Source: Variety.com

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I’ve (finally) added the HQ DVD screencaptures from the 2002 movie Catch Me If You Can and it’s extras, as well as episode 2×19 of Angel to the gallery — and as far as I’m aware, this is the only site online that has these screencaps! Gallery links and previews are below, enjoy!

Gallery Links
- Catch Me If You Can > DVD Extras: Behind The Camera
- Catch Me If You Can > DVD Extras: Photo Galleries - Cast
- Catch Me If You Can > DVD Screencaptures
- Angel > 2×19 - Belonging Captures

Welcome to the full version of Amy Acker Fan! As you can see, I’ve switched news scripts — to the nifty Wordpress — and we have a brand new layout which was designed by the lovely Mycah.

Each section of the site is now online, except for the ‘Press Archives’, but I shall be working on that in the next week or so. I’ll also be expanding on the pages already online — I want to add the content a bit at a time; give you, the fans, something new to read each time you visit.

Anyway, enjoy your stay here, and I’ll be sure to let you all know when the revamp is complete! Don’t hesistate to leave a comment about the layout on your way out.

Just to let you know; there may not be any further updates for a week or so because I’m currently working behind the scenes on the site content and the new layout. So, be sure to check back soon!

I’m unsure if Amy will be guest-starring in these episodes but for those of you that have been following the show, the official website states that the final two episodes will be aired back-to-back on July 13th, 8/7c.

EDIT: According to The Futon Critic, Amy only guest-starred in the following episodes: 1×02 - Partners and 1×04 - No Turning Back; both of which you can view at FOX On Demand although, unfortunately, it isn’t available to people outside of the States.

This shouldn’t come as a surprise, but for those of you that have been following the now cancelled series, Drive, FOX has decided not to air the final episodes after all. This has been confirmed by Futon Critic (opens in a new window) which states that season 1 consists of 6 episodes, 2 of which never aired.

I shall try to get hold of the episodes Amy did star in (1×02 and 1×04) so I can add screencaps to the gallery.

COHEN CHATTER: Incendo Media, the Montreal-based film production and distribution company owned by Stephen Greenberg and Jean Bureau, continues to shoot television movies at a steady pace. Filming just concluded on Secret Past, starring former ER cast member Kellie Martin. They are presently shooting Voices, starring Amy Acker, who appeared on ABC’s Alias. Cameras have been spotted in Old Montreal, N.D.G., Hampstead and near the Lachine Canal. In July, they will begin production on Mistaken, with hot shot director Richard Roy. Incendo is also distributing the release of A Mighty Heart, a memoir of the life of Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl, who was kidnapped and murdered in 2002 in Pakistan.

Source: The Suburban