Two 'Friday Night Lights' Stars Sidelined

 

Published 7/8/2008 at BuddyTV

It felt like a last minute miracle when NBC made an exclusive deal with DirecTV to help renew Friday Night Lights for a third season.  The series has been critically acclaimed since its premiere, but it's also struggled to find... [link]

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I've been dreading this day. Ever since Friday Night Lights ' odds-defying renewal (thanks, DirecTV!), pessimistic fans like myself have been waiting for the other cleat to drop. And now we can stop waiting. Sources confirm to me exclusively that two ...
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