Drive Me Crazy

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Drive Me Crazy Trivia

Faye Grant and Stephen Collins, who play Nicole's parents are married in real life.
The "main street" of the show is Ogden, Utah's historic 25th street. The Union building shown in the background of that scene is a historic train depot. It houses museums today.
Was renamed after the Britney Spears song, "You Drive Me Crazy", was added to the soundtrack.
The Centennial scene was filmed in the rotunda of the Utah State Capitol, and local high schools actually have proms there.
Ogden High School was also the school used in Three O'Clock High.
When Nicole and Chase sit down at the drive in dinner a voice over the intercom says references the Beatle's song Revolution 9 from the White Album saying, "Order's ready for Number 9. Number 9. Number 9..."
One of the many references to old teen movies is when Nicole suggests that she and Chase cruise down the strip, just like all the kids did in American Graffiti. A yellow deuce coupe like the one driven in the movie can be seen behind them when the stoplight turns green.
Just before the question at the drive-in about having sex with Agent Scully from the X-Files, when the establishing shot of the drive-in comes on the screen a light can be seen in the top right darting about in the sky like a UFO.
The Donnas were formerly called The Electrocutes.
The scene where they are eating at an outside table at a drive-in restaurant was filmed at Kirt's in Ogden, Utah. Kirt's is a popular hang out for the local high school students. Kirt's changed its sign for the movie.
Elijah Wood was supposed to star opposite Melissa Joan Hart but looked too young
The school scenes were filmed at Ogden High School in Ogden, Utah. Their mascot is actually the tiger and the colors are orange and black.