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Probably when Landry was excited to drive to Dallas alone with Tyra, but ends up driving her mom, sister AND Matt’s grandma too. And Grandma says “is that Tyra? Did you bring the booze?”
When Saracen in the final episode asked Coach Taylor’s permission to marry his daughter. I remember we were all sitting around watching that waiting for Coach Taylor to explode! And the look on his face was priceless
My favorite moment is when coach Taylor goes the Matt's house and finds out the kid's like 15 years old, doing well in school, working, paying the bills, taking care of his sick gramma and never bitches and moans. The realization that Matt's going to be one hell of a leader because of how mature and tough he must be to handle that life.
Coach saw saracen was pissing his life away. He knew Matt was capable of so much more. Not only that but that his grandma was depending on him. It wasn't just about a player screwing around it became about coach caring about him as a person. In a perfect world he wouldn't have had to bench him but at that point it was about the success of the team and if one player is holding the team back it would be unfair to everyone else.
Another moment from the show: their opening theme. I get chills listening to that everytime. How it manages to convey hope, sadness, nostalgia, togetherness and happiness into this is what made this tune so special.
@@brianklein7147 the opening theme is actually not by EiTS but by W.G. Snuffy Walden. I also thought it was at first and it is inspired by them, but they did not write that one.
Definitely. I recommend reading the true story written by a reporter who moved his entire family to a small town in Texas for a year, and got to know the players of the local high school team. The movie & this tv show was based on it. As a Canadian, I was floored to see how seriously the inhabitants of the whole town take their football- and how they treat these teenaged players if/when they lose a game. The expectations of such young boys are ludicrous, and can scar them for life.
This is literally my favorite show of all time ❤️❤️ however, there's no way that Smash going to college cannot be included on this list. That was one of the happiest, memorable, and most deserved moments of the show
@@eddes569 yeah that sucked and was actually kind of confusing because Luke was supposedly a really good player. That's a big reason why he lied to stay at West Dillion at first. I would have thought he'd get some college opportunities
I think maybe he did but at a lower college then he wanted and army was just a better fit and way to make money to keep his family farm. But that’s just my opinion lol
For me, more than Smash getting into college was Smash left in the locker room when he was suspended (fight defending his sister), when he didn't know if he'd ever get to play a game again.
Definitely. I recommend reading the true story written by a reporter who moved his entire family to a small town in Texas for a year, and got to know the players of the local high school team. The movie & this tv show was based on it. As a Canadian, I was floored to see how seriously the inhabitants of the whole town take their football- and how they treat these teenaged players if/when they lose a game. The expectations of such young boys are ludicrous, and can scar them for life.
good list but i'd probably include more matt. literally every scene involving him was either heart-wrenching, heartwarming or hilariously funny. he's by far the most deep character on the show. my favorite
Matt's what's wrong with me and him burying his father are top 2. Matt was the emotional anchor of the series. Just always silently watched everything in life burn right in front of him and never said anything. Just kept the storm within himself and suffered while still being the stand up guy he was.
Cannot believe you missed out Matt’s “everybody leaves me” in the bath tub, and Smash breaking down alone in the locker room after giving the team a pep talk.
My favorite scene was when Matt sang to his grandma while on the date with Julie. He thought he ruined the date by doing that. Instead Julie was in awe of how sweet & caring Matt is.
Matt: Shut up! Just shut up! You don't care about me, you left me for a better job, your daughter left me for a better guy, Carlotta left me for Guatemala, my dad left me for a damn war. Everybody leaves me. What's wrong with me?
I was sad when most of the original cast had left because they graduated ok the show but Vince, Luke,Becky,Jess and Riggins still being on the show made me love the last two seasons then any other season
okay but the scene in the beginning of the first season where coach takes matt out to the field at night and gives him the pep talk and turns up the crowd sounds and we see him step into that leadership role... that scene will always give me goosebumps.
@@ahmedrezk8473 yeah I guess that's true, but given how the actress kind of disappeared right until the end I think it was more of a scheduling thing than a story arc thing.
My personal favorite is when Tami has been waiting for Julie to get home from Austin, worried sick (even though Julie told her where she was, who she was with, and when she’ll be back). Julie came in crying because Matt was leaving. It was her first heartbreak, and it made Tami realize that Julie is growing up. She doesn’t need the major supervision from her parents anymore. I love Julie. You guys can call her a spoiled brat, but she was an amazing character and added so much to the show. Matt is lucky to have her. All teenagers are selfish. What other way are they supposed to be? It gives them the opportunity to grow. Even Landry said that Julie was an amazing person. I love her.
What about when Vince doesn't go through with shooting the guy who shot Calvin and gives his speech "I'm supposed to bury my mama, My mama's not supposed to bury me" that gave me chills
best show ever 🥺 it’s so great to see that it’s still relevant. so many laughs and cries, amazing character development, great storylines... this show has made an impact on my life that is indescribable. clear eyes, full hearts.
When Coach Taylor tells Vince he may never know how proud he is of him, and Vince responds with, "you changed my life, Coach." Tears every time. Every scene where Tim Riggins clearly so desperately wants to be part of a family.
When coach Taylor apologizes to Tim, after firing him for believing he had abused Julie, and says "it's a gentleman's attitude" or something like that And Of course.. When the coach takes Matt at home in episode 2 "you should be proud of yourself, damn proud".
Paris. aw yes Epyck. I wish that once she was transferred Tammy could’ve visited to see her situation or at least had a phone call with her or something. A little play date with Gracie maybe 🥺
Mindy standing up to Becky's dad and step mom will always be one of my favorite scenes from the show. Mindy is such a great character. What she did for Becky was so amazing.
Mindy has one of my favorite funny quotes: “There’s a new girl at the Landing Strip dancing to Devil Goes Down to Georgia. That’s my signature song. I dance in boots and chaps and a thong. What the h*ll is she thinking?”
The Texas forever scene by the campfire, and the scene with Matt Smash and Rig talking about their girl problems on the field drinking beer after Tim propositions his neighbor
This was the first time I had seen him in anything and I was blown away by his talent. I thought he was one of the best young actors I had ever seen and knew he would go on to do great things.
The panthers losing the championship in the 3rd season and Riggins on the field by himself is my favorite part of the entire series. Idk why because it’s such a sad part
Just watching this video makes me Tear up!! Loved this show to the core- i watched this show for the first time in 2021. Coming from a country without any signs of American Football, i was hesitant to watch it. One of the best decisions i've ever made was to give it a shot!
Matt Saracen : I do whatever you ask me to. I helped you win the State Championship. I got you to 3 and 1 this season. I work my ass off at practice. I do everything that you say. If it's cause J.D. is better than me, tell me that. Eric Taylor : My job is to field a team out there that wins games. Right now, that means J.D. McCoy, yes. Matt Saracen : Then I quit. Eric Taylor : You're not quitting this team. I'm not gonna let you quit. I know you. You quit this team, you're gonna hate yourself. You wanna be pissed? Fine, go ahead. You be pissed I don't give a damn. But you're not quitting this team. Matt Saracen : Fine, I'll sit on your bench. I'll come to practice and I'll do whatever you tell me to do. But I'm gonna hate it. And you're gonna hate it. Good talk, Coach.
I hate how they treated Matt in season 3. He literally carried the Panthers to state(and they won)but JD makes 1 touchdown and he’s “Jason Street Reincarnated.” And I don’t like how Joe abusing JD was swept under the rug. Joe was abusive emotionally and physically. The Taylors did what they were supposed to do by calling CPS and they had the nerve to treat them like they ruined their family. No JOE ruined the family by treating JD like a football player and not his son.
I have so many favorite scenes. I'll give 2 1.When Matt tells coach Taylor that you left me for a better school and your daughter left me for a better guy. Everybody leaves me. 2. When Vince's dad beats up the guy threatening Vince's life. 3. All Tim Riggings, Smash Williams, Matt Seracen, And Vince Howard scenes. Also Landry Clark
Saracen leaving Grandma at the assisted living home then coming back for her telling her "you're the only one who never left me. " Seracen crying that no one wants him. Saracen's father dies. Y'all did his storyline dirty.
Even on this list, one if not the best character in the show, Matt(and by proxy Zach Gilford) gets disrespected. There should’ve been way more Matt scenes in here.
@@teamjames1 even more I would say is when he’s at Taylor’s house after seeing his dads body and starts crying about how much he hates his dad and that he doesn’t like hating people
Great picks, especially making the series finale #1. Imho, the FNL series finale was one of the best ever wrapping up all the storylines in a very happy way and yes I love happy endings :)
You know a show is packed when Michael B Jordan barely gets a mention ;) Mind you, the most impactful scene I remember in all of film and television, that's left an impression on me forever wasn't even mentioned. That was when Smash was suspended because of getting in a fight, defending his sister, and he was about to miss the game that could be his last game of football ever. When the Panthers charge out of the locker room, he's left there, forlorn, and I bawled my eyes out. I've never cried as hard watching a movie.
I don't remember why I start the show. Maybe because at that time, I watched everything to kill time. And I didnt like american football at all (to begin with). But I remember why I loved the show. It was really inspring, touching.
Luke enlisting was the biggest head scratcher for me. All he talked about was wanting to play football, and was two-way player. Even with his injury, he was shown as being a superior talent that more than helped the team win State in the biggest high school football state in the Country. That would at least get some college recognition, but they played it off that no one was interested. Yet Tim Riggins, while he was portrayed as good, not great, got a college offer and Luke never did. Then out of nowhere, Luke just decides to join the army without ever mentioning it as a possibility. Not a huge deal, I guess, but it came out of nowhere.
While I completely agree with the first half of your comment about Luke getting college offers, I think the point of Luke joining the army is that he didn’t have any interests other than football so joining the military was the only option for him. He even mentions he didn’t know what to do without football when he met with Tami about life after high school
Tim talked him out of it after being a college dropout himself. I think that Luke realized that there's more to life than football and that the military was a more solid choice than chasing a dream that was likely end in disappointment.
Just a few that came into my mind, and in no particular order: -Matt’s “What’s wrong with me?” speech delivered to Coach from the bathtub. -Matt singing to his grandma in front of Julie -Mack McGill standing up to racist cops by saying “you ain’t gone get on this bus.” -Tim tackling a guy for calling Smash a tar baby -Becky telling Tammy that she can’t keep her baby -Tyra scaring her mom’s boyfriend out of the house using a fireplace poker. -Landry angrily telling Tyra he loves her and that she’s known forever and that it’s not a big secret.
@@chrisfarley4ever572 That makes sense. It was never explained in the series. It's too bad the writers' strike eliminated a lot of the story arcs. We never knew what happened to Santiago.
I couldn't help but recognize similar plot lines resembling varsity blues as well. This is an amazing series, I binge-watched all 5 seasons and enjoyed every episode.
What's YOUR favorite "Friday Night Lights" moment? Let us know below!
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Probably when Landry was excited to drive to Dallas alone with Tyra, but ends up driving her mom, sister AND Matt’s grandma too. And Grandma says “is that Tyra? Did you bring the booze?”
Or every time Coach called Landry “Lance”
Kyle Chandler 😍😍!!
When Saracen in the final episode asked Coach Taylor’s permission to marry his daughter. I remember we were all sitting around watching that waiting for Coach Taylor to explode! And the look on his face was priceless
My favorite moment is when coach Taylor goes the Matt's house and finds out the kid's like 15 years old, doing well in school, working, paying the bills, taking care of his sick gramma and never bitches and moans. The realization that Matt's going to be one hell of a leader because of how mature and tough he must be to handle that life.
I feel like the Matt and coach scene where Matt tells coach no one wants him is the best scene
Yesss
I think they had to share the wealth because there’s so many great Matt Saracen scenes. Especially the one where his dad died.
When Matt says “what’s wrong with me” I can’t help but feel something swell up inside of me every time
For sure it's so heartbreaking.. went there to give him some tough love but ends up "there's nothing wrong with you" this show was so good
Coach saw saracen was pissing his life away. He knew Matt was capable of so much more. Not only that but that his grandma was depending on him. It wasn't just about a player screwing around it became about coach caring about him as a person. In a perfect world he wouldn't have had to bench him but at that point it was about the success of the team and if one player is holding the team back it would be unfair to everyone else.
Smash gets into Texas A&M and stops by Coach Taylor's house to say thank you.
That last slow motion of Smash on the football field. I knew that was the last we'd see of him. 😭
Friday Night Lights is one of the greatest TV dramas of all time. So much love. So much heart. I really miss this show. It’s so underrated.
Facts I agree with you
Riggins, alone, leaves his shoes on the field in the empty stadium at the end of "Underdogs".
100% I thought it would be 1. Also, Matty in the bathtub.
Taylor Kitsch did some remarkable Emmy-worthy acting in this series. Totally underrated.
I thought those were Streets shoes. He left them there because he couldn't join them.
@@kryptoart87it was him saying goodbye to playing with the Panthers and to high school football.
Riggins did hard time. He has no business near a high school football field
Another moment from the show: their opening theme.
I get chills listening to that everytime. How it manages to convey hope, sadness, nostalgia, togetherness and happiness into this is what made this tune so special.
Explosions In The Sky.... best score for t.v. ever
@@brianklein7147 the opening theme is actually not by EiTS but by W.G. Snuffy Walden. I also thought it was at first and it is inspired by them, but they did not write that one.
Your statement alone is exactly how I feel every time I hear it well said
Yep. It always gives me the feels.
Definitely. I recommend reading the true story written by a reporter who moved his entire family to a small town in Texas for a year, and got to know the players of the local high school team. The movie & this tv show was based on it. As a Canadian, I was floored to see how seriously the inhabitants of the whole town take their football- and how they treat these teenaged players if/when they lose a game. The expectations of such young boys are ludicrous, and can scar them for life.
This is literally my favorite show of all time ❤️❤️ however, there's no way that Smash going to college cannot be included on this list. That was one of the happiest, memorable, and most deserved moments of the show
what killed me is seeing luke not going to colledge to play ball
@@eddes569 yeah that sucked and was actually kind of confusing because Luke was supposedly a really good player. That's a big reason why he lied to stay at West Dillion at first. I would have thought he'd get some college opportunities
I think maybe he did but at a lower college then he wanted and army was just a better fit and way to make money to keep his family farm. But that’s just my opinion lol
For me, more than Smash getting into college was Smash left in the locker room when he was suspended (fight defending his sister), when he didn't know if he'd ever get to play a game again.
Definitely. I recommend reading the true story written by a reporter who moved his entire family to a small town in Texas for a year, and got to know the players of the local high school team. The movie & this tv show was based on it. As a Canadian, I was floored to see how seriously the inhabitants of the whole town take their football- and how they treat these teenaged players if/when they lose a game. The expectations of such young boys are ludicrous, and can scar them for life.
Coach Taylor telling Vince in the last episode “you’ll never know how proud I am of you” 😭❤️
Absolutely tear jerking!
good list but i'd probably include more matt. literally every scene involving him was either heart-wrenching, heartwarming or hilariously funny. he's by far the most deep character on the show. my favorite
Mine too 🥲
Yup, I was kinda hoping he wouldn't get back with jolie or whatever her name was.
I thought Matt's everybody leaves me speech or his dads funeral would be on the list
Or his breakdown at the Taylor's dinner table in the same episode.
Matt's what's wrong with me and him burying his father are top 2. Matt was the emotional anchor of the series. Just always silently watched everything in life burn right in front of him and never said anything. Just kept the storm within himself and suffered while still being the stand up guy he was.
Cannot believe you missed out Matt’s “everybody leaves me” in the bath tub, and Smash breaking down alone in the locker room after giving the team a pep talk.
yea this list isn’t that good missed a lot
My favorite scene was when Matt sang to his grandma while on the date with Julie. He thought he ruined the date by doing that. Instead Julie was in awe of how sweet & caring Matt is.
It is a beautiful, gut wrenching scene!
Yup, they made the relationship good, but I didn't want him to get back with her.
It is amazing how much you get invested in each of these characters. What an incredible show.
Matt: Shut up! Just shut up! You don't care about me, you left me for a
better job, your daughter left me for a better guy, Carlotta left me for
Guatemala, my dad left me for a damn war. Everybody leaves me. What's
wrong with me?
Coach: [Pause] "Nothing's wrong with you. There's nothing wrong with you at all."
“I didn’t say you have to be better. I said you have to try. That’s what character is. It’s in the trying” - Coach Taylor
He said “you have to STRIVE to be better”
When Matt takes his Grandma to the wedding and says he's not leaving, as she's the only one that never left him.
I was sad when most of the original cast had left because they graduated ok the show but Vince, Luke,Becky,Jess and Riggins still being on the show made me love the last two seasons then any other season
The last 2 were way worse
I loved every second of season 4 it was such a great season
@@gyreezus best season in my opinion
@@reesejawn3708 I couldn’t agree more
I loved that show so much. But mostly watched it becuz if Tim Riggins. Damn he's a lil hottie!!!
saddest part is luke not getting to play college ball
i didn’t get it at first...i only found out when i searched it up
Greatest scene was when Matt broke down during dinner at Coach Taylor's house due to his dad dying. Coach then walks him home. Powerful scene.
okay but the scene in the beginning of the first season where coach takes matt out to the field at night and gives him the pep talk and turns up the crowd sounds and we see him step into that leadership role... that scene will always give me goosebumps.
The scene where Matt goes and gets his grandmother out of the home and brings her to the reception. That whole relationship was amazing.
Remember when Landry helped Tyra get into college and then she never talked to him again?
That's how life is. People are sadly like that.
@@nimitnair29 I mean this was pre-social media, Landry lived in Dillon and Tyra lived in Austin.
@@francargeric1 she could pickup up a phone and call him just to check up on him
@@ahmedrezk8473 yeah I guess that's true, but given how the actress kind of disappeared right until the end I think it was more of a scheduling thing than a story arc thing.
@@francargeric1 you are right but i was so pissed off when her goodbuy was with riggens
My personal favorite is when Tami has been waiting for Julie to get home from Austin, worried sick (even though Julie told her where she was, who she was with, and when she’ll be back). Julie came in crying because Matt was leaving. It was her first heartbreak, and it made Tami realize that Julie is growing up. She doesn’t need the major supervision from her parents anymore. I love Julie. You guys can call her a spoiled brat, but she was an amazing character and added so much to the show. Matt is lucky to have her. All teenagers are selfish. What other way are they supposed to be? It gives them the opportunity to grow. Even Landry said that Julie was an amazing person. I love her.
She played the Character Julie so amazing
She’s absolutely the character we love to hate. Great character and brilliantly acted.
They belonged together, they just needed to grow separately first
What about when Vince doesn't go through with shooting the guy who shot Calvin and gives his speech "I'm supposed to bury my mama, My mama's not supposed to bury me" that gave me chills
best show ever 🥺 it’s so great to see that it’s still relevant. so many laughs and cries, amazing character development, great storylines... this show has made an impact on my life that is indescribable. clear eyes, full hearts.
When Coach Taylor tells Vince he may never know how proud he is of him, and Vince responds with, "you changed my life, Coach." Tears every time.
Every scene where Tim Riggins clearly so desperately wants to be part of a family.
When coach Taylor apologizes to Tim, after firing him for believing he had abused Julie, and says "it's a gentleman's attitude" or something like that
And Of course.. When the coach takes Matt at home in episode 2 "you should be proud of yourself, damn proud".
“Let’s touch God this time boys. Let’s touch God.” -Tim
Err remember when Tyra and Landry committed murder? What about that wierd moment?
and then when they went on like nothing ever happened LOL
@@journeekraus1432 i thought Landry whould go mad.
Should’ve made this list. Along with that girl Tammy tried to save in season 5. I think her name was echo?
Paris. aw yes Epyck. I wish that once she was transferred Tammy could’ve visited to see her situation or at least had a phone call with her or something. A little play date with Gracie maybe 🥺
We like to forget that
Mindy standing up to Becky's dad and step mom will always be one of my favorite scenes from the show. Mindy is such a great character. What she did for Becky was so amazing.
Billy and Her and great characters
Mindy has one of my favorite funny quotes: “There’s a new girl at the Landing Strip dancing to Devil Goes Down to Georgia. That’s my signature song. I dance in boots and chaps and a thong. What the h*ll is she thinking?”
The first 3 seasons were unbelievable. What an underrated show.
East Dillon seasons are underrated
Second season is the worst? The rest are all pretty even but 1 and 3 are the best
S2 is ass
I love I the finale in Philly
Coach “Clear Eyes Full Hearts”
Team: no response
Coach: We will work on that lol
It was bitter sweet lol
I HATED the finale. I hated the wife sooooo much. She was annoying in every way down to the way she said ya'll.
Finallyyyyyy, I've been waiting. Give us more like top ten characters or couples
good one! we could use your suggestions on our channel!
The Finale, was incredible and a perfect ending, to what's in my books, a perfect TV Show
The Texas forever scene by the campfire, and the scene with Matt Smash and Rig talking about their girl problems on the field drinking beer after Tim propositions his neighbor
I would say when Smash gets into college and we see him for the last time in the field with Tim and Matt was pretty awesome
If you didn't believe in Michael B. Jordan as an actor after The Wire, Vince Howard convinced you.
This was the first time I had seen him in anything and I was blown away by his talent. I thought he was one of the best young actors I had ever seen and knew he would go on to do great things.
"Will you take me to Philadelphia with you please"
The panthers losing the championship in the 3rd season and Riggins on the field by himself is my favorite part of the entire series. Idk why because it’s such a sad part
Just watching this video makes me Tear up!! Loved this show to the core- i watched this show for the first time in 2021. Coming from a country without any signs of American Football, i was hesitant to watch it. One of the best decisions i've ever made was to give it a shot!
Landry being the one who kicked the game winning field goal was the icing on the cake 😂
The episode "The Son" is one of my all time favorites from any show.
ah man i can watch this series over and over
I’m rewatching this series right now, how weird for a Top 10 to come out about it.
can you please tell me is it on Netflix please
lol me too
Best series ever!
Justin Eves no, it’s on Hulu, though
I am in the same situation
One magical show from start to finish! So special.
Coach Taylor paying for the East Dillon Jersey’s out of his own pocket was always showed how much he loves his team
Matt Saracen : I do whatever you ask me to. I helped you win the State Championship. I got you to 3 and 1 this season. I work my ass off at practice. I do everything that you say. If it's cause J.D. is better than me, tell me that.
Eric Taylor : My job is to field a team out there that wins games. Right now, that means J.D. McCoy, yes.
Matt Saracen : Then I quit.
Eric Taylor : You're not quitting this team. I'm not gonna let you quit. I know you. You quit this team, you're gonna hate yourself. You wanna be pissed? Fine, go ahead. You be pissed I don't give a damn. But you're not quitting this team.
Matt Saracen : Fine, I'll sit on your bench. I'll come to practice and I'll do whatever you tell me to do. But I'm gonna hate it. And you're gonna hate it. Good talk, Coach.
I hate how they treated Matt in season 3. He literally carried the Panthers to state(and they won)but JD makes 1 touchdown and he’s “Jason Street Reincarnated.” And I don’t like how Joe abusing JD was swept under the rug. Joe was abusive emotionally and physically. The Taylors did what they were supposed to do by calling CPS and they had the nerve to treat them like they ruined their family. No JOE ruined the family by treating JD like a football player and not his son.
I just watched the show and the two moments that easily took the cake for me are the Matt’s shower rant and the raining hill sprints
One of the best TV shows ever. So underrated
The talk Tyra and her mom had when Tyra was scared about applying to collages!
How are there not more Serasen and Vince moments????
I watched this show before I went to college and as funny it may seem, I learned a lot about life from this show 😭😭❤️
When coach apologizes to riggins
What a pleasant surprise to see you finally appreciate this show! My all time favorite tv series and think it's so underrated
I have so many favorite scenes. I'll give 2
1.When Matt tells coach Taylor that you left me for a better school and your daughter left me for a better guy. Everybody leaves me.
2. When Vince's dad beats up the guy threatening Vince's life.
3. All Tim Riggings, Smash Williams, Matt Seracen, And Vince Howard scenes. Also Landry Clark
i literally forgot how good this show was...omg.
One of my top 3 TV series of all time! Just a great series from beginning to end!
Coach Taylor is a father figure for us all not gonna lie😭😭
GREAT STUFF! We may just have to go back and watch the whole series again!
Saracen leaving Grandma at the assisted living home then coming back for her telling her "you're the only one who never left me. " Seracen crying that no one wants him. Saracen's father dies. Y'all did his storyline dirty.
The show made me tear up a couple times, but I almost broke down when Matt said he hated his dad after he died.
yup, favorite character, favorite storyline. basically every scene with grandma made me tear up
Clear eyes, full hearts, can't lose...
The whole episode when Matt's Dad passed away should be number one. The funeral scene is so damn heartbreaking.
Great timing for this video! I just finished binge watching this series over an 11 day period a couple of weeks ago. Great show!
That scene where coach Taylor says he’s staying at east Dillion
Even on this list, one if not the best character in the show, Matt(and by proxy Zach Gilford) gets disrespected. There should’ve been way more Matt scenes in here.
Love how Mindy takes up for Becky. Anything with Tim is amazing
You guys seem to leave out how the "racist" coach stood up for Smash when their bus got pulled over
That was great.
The Son. The whole episode. Number 1.
Matt singing Mr. Sandman to his Grandma
Tim sacrificing himself for Billy is my #1 by far
The fact that you didn't have anything from "The Son" is appalling.
Matt digging the hole for his dads casket.. most powerful scene in the series.
Jared H Yes. Abso-frickin-lutley.
When I think of a perfect episode of a TV show I think at The son. S4e5 beautiful. The scene at the mortuary leave me speechless. Love Saracen
@@teamjames1 even more I would say is when he’s at Taylor’s house after seeing his dads body and starts crying about how much he hates his dad and that he doesn’t like hating people
Buddy helping East Dillon was awesome
Such a legendary show one of my all time shows
Great picks, especially making the series finale #1. Imho, the FNL series finale was one of the best ever wrapping up all the storylines in a very happy way and yes I love happy endings :)
“you may never know how proud i am of you”
-coach taylor
Beating Ray Voodoo Tatum makes that state championship win even better
I love this show my dad and I watched this show during the first month of quaritne
I binged watched every season when Friday Night Lights was on Netflix
@Erica Guy it’s on hulu
Timmy Riggins. 😎
Yesssss!!!
You know a show is packed when Michael B Jordan barely gets a mention ;)
Mind you, the most impactful scene I remember in all of film and television, that's left an impression on me forever wasn't even mentioned. That was when Smash was suspended because of getting in a fight, defending his sister, and he was about to miss the game that could be his last game of football ever. When the Panthers charge out of the locker room, he's left there, forlorn, and I bawled my eyes out. I've never cried as hard watching a movie.
Loved this show. Especially loved Coach & Tammy's relationship.
Smash’s college tryout and subsequent thank you to Coach.
Man I love this show! Yes this show had one of the best series finales ever. I just wish Jess and Vince got back together.
Good list! When 7 buries his dad and when Smash thanks coach for getting into college need to be in the top 5 though!
I don't remember why I start the show. Maybe because at that time, I watched everything to kill time. And I didnt like american football at all (to begin with). But I remember why I loved the show. It was really inspring, touching.
Luke enlisting was the biggest head scratcher for me. All he talked about was wanting to play football, and was two-way player. Even with his injury, he was shown as being a superior talent that more than helped the team win State in the biggest high school football state in the Country. That would at least get some college recognition, but they played it off that no one was interested.
Yet Tim Riggins, while he was portrayed as good, not great, got a college offer and Luke never did. Then out of nowhere, Luke just decides to join the army without ever mentioning it as a possibility. Not a huge deal, I guess, but it came out of nowhere.
While I completely agree with the first half of your comment about Luke getting college offers, I think the point of Luke joining the army is that he didn’t have any interests other than football so joining the military was the only option for him. He even mentions he didn’t know what to do without football when he met with Tami about life after high school
Tim talked him out of it after being a college dropout himself. I think that Luke realized that there's more to life than football and that the military was a more solid choice than chasing a dream that was likely end in disappointment.
Just a few that came into my mind, and in no particular order:
-Matt’s “What’s wrong with me?” speech delivered to Coach from the bathtub.
-Matt singing to his grandma in front of Julie
-Mack McGill standing up to racist cops by saying “you ain’t gone get on this bus.”
-Tim tackling a guy for calling Smash a tar baby
-Becky telling Tammy that she can’t keep her baby
-Tyra scaring her mom’s boyfriend out of the house using a fireplace poker.
-Landry angrily telling Tyra he loves her and that she’s known forever and that it’s not a big secret.
Smash Williams will always be my favorite character on this show! My favorite moment was when they won the state title at Texas Stadium!
I just wish they'd explained how Buddy lost the car dealership and ended up running a bar.
I think he lost his dealership because Buddy helps Coach Taylor get Cafferty from the Panthers. The whole community shuns him.
@@chrisfarley4ever572 That makes sense. It was never explained in the series. It's too bad the writers' strike eliminated a lot of the story arcs. We never knew what happened to Santiago.
I always assume the dealership went bankrupt because of the 2008 recession.
Mike Dinsmore I’ve always wondered this
The best moment is either when Smash goes to college or when riggins leaves his cleats on the field after loosing state.
I love this show. I was addicted to it when it was on T.V. back in the day.
My favorite show from my teenage years 😭💓 I rewatch it like once a year
Please do another video for Friday Night Lights! This show is so special ♥️
I couldn't help but recognize similar plot lines resembling varsity blues as well. This is an amazing series, I binge-watched all 5 seasons and enjoyed every episode.
Greatest show ever made. Criminal that they cut it at season 5.
Might be my favorite show ever!! And it gave birth to so many stars.
My favourite show of all time. Would have loved to see it carry on or reboot.
I came across this show on Netflix & just wow! This show is just so much more than football for sure ❤️