The third season ends tonight, but NBC's premiere of Friday Night Lights is two days away. So we either get to watch it all over again or witness the brilliance for the first time. Here's NBC's promo for the return of the acclaimed program:
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Below is DirecTV's promo for the Season Three finale of Friday Night Lights, "Tomorrow Blues," airing tonight on the 101 Network. Looks as amazing as always ...
Friday Night Lights returns Wednesday, January 7, with the second-to-last episode of Season 3 on DirecTV. The season finale is set for Wednesday, January 14, with FNL's NBC premiere of Season Three the following Friday (the 16th)!
We can't wait to watch them all over again. Here's one of our favorite clips from the third season so far, featuring Tim and Tyra and taken from "Tami Knows Best" ...
We knew it was coming, but that doesn't make it easy to handle.
E! Online's Kristin Dos Santos was there in Texas for the departure of Gaius Charles (a.k.a. Brian "Smash" Williams) from Friday Night Lights... it's a sad day, but a nice tribute to this rising young acting star. Check out the video below:
Below is a promo for tonight's all-new episode of Friday Night Lights, "Tami Knows Best." Yes, yes she does. If the first two seasons have taught us anything, it would be that. Check out the promo for this sure-to-be-quality episode:
Below is a cool video putting together all of the commercials for Friday Night Lights promoting Season Three on DirecTV. They're pretty great, using some classic clips from the first two seasons and some new footage as well:
We haven't caught any real scenes from Season Three of Friday Night Lights, which debuts October 1, but this brief promo has been making the Internet rounds, and DirecTV is definitely looking to put its mark on the new season.
The latest ad for the upcoming season gives Friday Night Lights an indie rock, almost supernatural makeover. There is no sign of football anywhere in the clip, but there's defnitely plenty of drama in the heart of Dillon, Texas.
Heightening the ghostly atmosphere is the soundtrack of the clip, a cover of Daniel Johnston's "Devil Town" by indie rock's Bright Eyes, a song of lonely reverberation - sounding as if it's being performed in an empty church.
Check out the cool, and very different, Friday Night Lights preview below ...
With guilt eating away at him all season, Landry Clarke (Jesse Plemons) appears to have reached his breaking point in Friday's new episode of Friday Night Lights, "Seeing Other People." Here is NBC's official preview for it...
If you thought the murder plot was dead when Landry's car went up in flames two episodes ago (see "How Did I Get Here"), think again. It looks like poor Landry simply can't take it anymore. We're interested to see what happens.
As always, you can discuss the episode - there's plenty more going on this week besides Landry's revelation - and everything else related to Friday Night Lights in the official Insider forum. Click to share your thoughts!
"Pantherama!" may have been the best episode of Friday Night Lights' Season 2 so far. Here's the beginning part below. Follow the link to our video section and watch the rest in its entirety! It's certainly worth an encore.
As always, you can discuss "Pantherama!" and all things Friday Night Lights in the Insider's forum! We welcome comments and viewpoints from all fans.
Here's NBC's brief promo for the seventh episode of Season Two, "Pantherama!" It will air Friday, November 16, 2007, at its usual time. Coach and Tami both must help Santiago in their respective ways, while Tim Riggins' world of problems keeps on turning as he finds himself in need... of a place to live. Check it out ...
