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S1·E5 "The week has sucked."

Episode
Season 1, Episode 5
Air Date
August 24, 2018
Runtime
29 minutes
Score
6/10 (1 TMDB votes)
Story Type
Main Arc (Crucial)
Mytharc Aired August 24, 2018 29 min ★ 6.0/10 · 1 TMDB votes

Narrative Classification: Pre-finale climax accelerating overarching mythology and major character reckonings.

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Synopsis

Colton Donavan lives on that razor-thin edge toward out of control. Whether it's on the track or off of it, everything he wants is at his fingertips: success, willing women, media attention. Everything that is, but Rylee. She's the exception this reckless bad boy can't seem to win over. Her heart is healing. His soul is damaged. They both know the two of them could never work. But he crashes into her life without apology-disrupting her world, testing her boundaries, and uncovering the darkness of her past. Their chemistry is undeniable. Their attraction is magnetic. Their ability to help each other heal obvious. And even though he won't let her in, there's something about Colton she can't walk away from. This is the beginning of their story. Their fight. Their perfectly imperfect love.

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Frequently Asked Questions

When did Season 1 Episode 5 of Driven air?

Season 1, Episode 5 ('"The week has sucked."') originally aired on August 24, 2018.

How long is Season 1 Episode 5 ('"The week has sucked."')?

The runtime for this episode is approximately 29 minutes.

What happens in Driven Season 1 Episode 5?

Colton Donavan lives on that razor-thin edge toward out of control. Whether it's on the track or off of it, everything he wants is at his fingertips: success, willing women, media attention. Everything that is, but Rylee. She's the exception this reckless bad boy can't seem to win over. Her heart is...

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