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Kyle Chandler Gets Emotional Hearing “Friday Night Lights ”Motto 'Clear Eyes, Full Hearts, Can't Lose' on the “Today ”Show
Chandler went on to say that seeing himself in clips from the Emmy-nominated series, in which he played Texas high school football coach Eric Taylor for five seasons between 2006
Kyle Chandler (AKA Coach Taylor) Says He Hasn’t Been Contacted About ‘Friday Night Lights’ Reboot: “No Calls… Nothing”
Interviewer Savannah Guthrie helped to promote the upcoming movie, but later had to ask if “Coach Taylor” had heard from anyone in regards to the reboot. Chandler somberly shook his head, raised up his hands and said: “I have not. No calls. Nothing.” Absolute bummer.
Chandler also admitted he’s heard “nothing” about Peacock's ‘Friday Night Lights’ reboot
But host Savannah Guthrie also took the opportunity to pump Chandler for intel on Peacock’s upcoming Friday Night Lights reboot. Unfortunately, Chandler admitted he’s heard nothing about the new series,
One of our favorite Dillon Panther has been asked to be part of the new ‘Friday Night Lights’
Peacock is working on a reboot of the series Friday Night Lights and fans have questions about who is going to come back from the original series. Apparently one of our beloved Dillon Panther players has been asked to return to the series.
Will Taylor Kitsch Appear in the “Friday Night Lights” Reboot? Here’s What He Says It’ll Take to See Riggins Return (Exclusive)
The actor also opens up to PEOPLE about how 'Friday Night Lights' changed his life and which cast members he still regularly keeps in touch with
Taylor Kitsch reveals the one way he would join the ‘Friday Night Lights’ reboot: ‘I’m as curious as everyone else’
Friday Night Lights” star Taylor Kitsch is weighing in on the planned reboot for the beloved series. “I’ll be first in line to watch it. I hope it’ll be done right,” Kitsch, 43, exclusively told The Post while promoting his new Netflix show “American Primeval” (out Jan.
'Murder Under the Friday Night Lights' episode spotlights 1976 Sapulpa tragedy
Sapulpa football coach Jerry Bailey and assistant coach Paul Reagor went missing Jan. 22, 1976. The coaches — one dead, one ...
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Friday Night Lights: When Is It Leaving Netflix & Where to Watch It Later?
Lights is expected to leave Netflix soon, and fans are not only wondering when the sports-drama movie will be leaving the ...
Friday Night Lights Star Taylor Kitsch Has Been Asked To Be Part of Peacock Reboot
Taylor Kitsch says he’s been asked to be part of the new Friday Night Lights Peacock reboot. It was announced in 2024 that ...
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Friday Night Lights reboot heads to Peacock. How does it differ from the original?
Per Deadline, Peacock has landed the Friday Night Lights reboot, beating out Netflix for the rights to a new series set against the backdrop of high school football. The reboot hails from the ...
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Friday Night Lights' Taylor Kitsch Teases His Return in Reboot
Lights officially coming back for a reboot, one of the leading stars of the original series, Taylor Kitsch, has come out to ...
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Friday Night Lights Reboot Confirmed (And It’s Not Coming to Netflix)
An official description for the new Friday Night Lights not only confirms a change in scenery, but also the sport at the center of the series. It reads: “Following a devastating hurricane ...
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Friday Night Lights Has Landed At Peacock With Its Original Creative Team
It would appear that Peacock is aiming for a touchdown with this new Friday Night Lights show. That’s because, according to Deadline, the drama's original showrunner Jason Katims, original ...
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‘Friday Night Lights’ Reboot in Development at Peacock
G. Bissinger’s 1990 novel of the same name, which was first adapted by Berg as a 2004 movie starring Billy Bob Thornton. The original “Friday Night Lights” series followed a high school ...
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'Friday Night Lights' creator Peter Berg's new show is set in 1850s Utah
NPR's Eric Deggans asks producer and director Peter Berg about his new Netflix series, "American Primeval," set in 1850s Utah.