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EPISODE
SEASON
Episode 01: Pilot
Episode 02: Eyes Wide Open
Episode 03: Wind Sprints
Episode 04: Who's Your Daddy
Episode 05: Git 'Er Done
Episode 06: El Accidente
Episode 07: Homecoming
Episode 08: Crossing the Line
Episode 09: Full Hearts
Episode 10: It's Different for Girls
Episode 11: Nevermind
Episode 12: What to Do While You're Waiting
Episode 13: Little Girl I Wanna Marry You
Episode 14: Upping the Ante
Episode 15: Blinders
Episode 16: Black Eyes & Broken Hearts
Episode 17: I Think We Should Have Sex
Episode 18: Extended Families
Episode 19: Ch-Ch-Ch-Ch-Changes
Episode 20: Mud Bowl
Episode 21: Best Laid Plans
Episode 22: State
Friday Night Lights - Season 1
Description
Detailing on the experience of high school student in football team, the everyday struggle, family issues, coaches and the friends they make in a small town called Dillon.
Detailing on the experience of high school student in football team, the everyday struggle, family issues, coaches and the friends they make in a small town called Dillon.
Actors:
Aaron Spivey-Sorrells,
Madi Goff,
Jeremy Sumpter,
Brandon Smith,
Dean A. Sorenson,
Tai Powell,
Chad Brannon,
Hadley Eure,
Madilyn Landry,
Brady Coleman,
Scott Mullin,
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Aaron Spivey-Sorrells
Madi Goff
Jeremy Sumpter
5 February 1989, Monterey, California, USA
Brandon Smith
13 August 1952, Harris County, Texas, USA
Dean A. Sorenson
Tai Powell
Chad Brannon
31 August 1979, Tomball, Texas, USA
Hadley Eure
Madilyn Landry
Brady Coleman
Scott Mullin
26 September 1974, Eureka, California, USA
Director:
Peter Berg
Country:
United States
Keywords:
#Aimee Teegarden #Connie Britton #Friday Night Lights - Season 1 #Kyle Chandler #Peter Berg
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February 03, 2015
For all the narrative sincerity and good-looking imagery offered by FNL it is most admirable for its insights into the industry models that shape U.S. entertainment, sports, religion, and education.
February 03, 2015
Sometimes great television doesn't need a unique hook or an edgy or dark side to be something special; it just needs terrific writing and acting, something this show has an abundance of.
February 03, 2015
It's the best high school coaching drama since The White Shadow, and deserves a chance.
February 02, 2015
The documentary feel of Friday Night Lights is strengthened by the use of a hand-held camera and quick-cut editing.
February 02, 2015
Best of all, Berg balances gritty storytelling with uplift that's never phony or forced.
February 02, 2015
More than simply being outstanding, Friday Night Lights is an important series because of the way it takes family-friendly television seriously. The issues covered here create the kind of family drama that can bring everybody to the table.
February 03, 2015
Friday Night Lights gets off to a rousing start. Everything about it is vividly drawn, with [Kyle] Chandler excelling as an up-against-it coach whose locker room rallying cry is "Clear eyes. Full hearts. Can't lose."
February 03, 2015
[Peter] Berg's Lights evokes the wonderful sense of how fleeting glory can be, and it's fleeting not just for the kids. We sense among the adults, living through the players, a pining for the life that slipped past them a time ago when they were young.
February 02, 2015
[I] find himself at full grovel, crawling toward Nielsen households, begging that they flip on [this show]. The show is terrific -- the most engrossing new drama of the fall season -- but it's also the worst-rated, and that's just not fair.
February 02, 2015
Part of the reason Friday Night Lights works its magic on viewers is that Berg's documentary-style stamp gives the show a more mature feel -- it has none of the trappings of a teen drama, none of the sheen of a network series set in a small town.
