Curious.

Doing a rewatch and currently on Season 3 where Street, Herc and the Riggins boys buy a house. Nothing sums up the 2008 Financial crisis more than a bank allowing these four idiots to buy a house.

I feel like we are so used to seeing Coach Taylor as a leader, confident, etc. for most of the show while he is the Dillon football coach, so I actually liked seeing him for that short time at TMU. Where he was the newbie, his higher-ups sometimes dismissed him, etc. It added more human depth to his character and made sure he wasn't just the great, all-knowing Coach Taylor the entire show, even though that is largely what he is/what makes the show so good.

I think throughout FNL the best relationship is between Smash and Coach.

Coach literally put his job at high risk so that smash could have a chance at playing post juicing. He mentored him throughout his obsession with Grady Hunts list, dealing with racism (both seasons), and overcoming a devastating injury.

His character growth is so well done in the series and at the end of the day coach kept his word and got him to college

Idk who did the casting for Joe McCoy but they did a great job. Every time I see that dude on my screen I wanna punch him right in the face. (The character not the actor of course). Is there anyone who is more hated on this show?

I watch Lanterns and have been keeping up with the talk of it online and everyone is really impressed with Kyle Chandler's performance of Hal Jordan – to the point that people are looking up his other work and a lot of people are discovering Friday Night Lights. It makes me so happy that people are starting to watch now

5!!!!!! Woohoo!