Sebastian’s back Guest-clacking for us again…. This week we start off with the Dillon Panthers facing the Fr. Hood Mavericks, and the slow dismantling of Matt Saracen continued. From QB1 to shared Quarterbacks in the first few minutes of the episode, Coach Taylor quickly chose to end the so-called rotation and relied on what he […]
Oh, Aimee Teegarden. We’ve fallen in love with you as the sweet, shy Julie Taylor on Friday Night Lights. But now you’re doing a guest stint on 90210, and while you look like the same Coach’s daughter we’ve know and love, this character is a little bit… different. I mean, bitch is crazy, right? When […]
Sebastian’s back Guest-clacking for us again…. This episode marked the end of an era on Friday Night Lights with Smash Williams finally making it into College at Texas A&M. It’s been a long hard road for my favorite character on this show and I’m sad to see him leave for good. Unfortunately there’s nothing left […]
(1/19 – 1/26) The subject of the Friday night death slot comes up fairly regularly around here. Moreso recently, what with the Terminator/Dollhouse debut right around the corner. I’m not one to argue in the face of so much damning evidence, but I do think there is a plucky young upstart with eyes on the […]
(Season 3 Episode 3 – “How The Other Half Lives”) Sebastian’s back guest-clacking for us again…. This week’s episode was all about the upcoming game against Arnett Mead. The Panthers never managed a win against them and with J.D. McCoy’s father flying in a personal passing coach for his son, the pressure is on for […]
(1/12 – 1/18) No. Not really. In fact, it was the lowest rated premiere the show has ever had. Somehow though, ABC managed to massage those numbers so much that they felt ok producing a promo that called it bigger than ever. It’s lipstick on a pig. DVR, streaming, illicit downloads, no matter what spin […]
(Season 3, Episode 2 – “Tami Knows Best”) Sebastian’s back Guest-clacking for us again…. In true Friday Night Lights tradition we got another episode filled with adolescent teenagers trying their best to do things that aren’t good for them. As expected, Riggins did his best to screw up his relationship with Lyla, but she wouldn’t […]
