Articles about Friday Night Lights: Season 1

So how have the "Friday Night Lights" cast members fared since leaving Dillon? @vulture ranks their success

A film historian asks why the movies are so bad at depicting one of life's most important relationships.

@AdriannePalicki has some thoughts about not only "Red Dawn," but also Mitt Romney using a slogan from "Friday Night Lights"

David Nevins, the president of entertainment at Showtime, learned how to sell by hawking products for Time-Life Books and got his own Hollywood break.

Connie Britton relocates to ''Nashville'' tonight; she's already on our list of actors who made lightning strike twice, either through long-lived shows (Betty White, Jason Bateman) or a short but indelible run (Lisa Kudrow) -- and she wouldn't be the first to make it a threepeat

School bells are ringing again; don't hate (all) movie/TV educators because they're beautiful...

As if roles in FNL and Breaking Bad weren't enough, actor Jesse Plemons plays the son of Philip Seymour Hoffman's character in Paul Thomas Anderson's upcoming "The Master." One would think that Plemons might be just a little intense; but when @TheAVClub caught up with him to talk about his career thus far, he was just as laid-back as could be.

Check out this fantastic infographic charting the changes in quality of several TV series.

Charlie Sheen's ''Anger Management'' arrives; here are past examples of an adaptation superseding its source (yay, ''Buffy''!) -- or making fans cringe (ever watch the small-screen ''Ferris Bueller''?)

It's become commonplace lately to talk about the serial television show as the novelistic medium of the 21st century—The Wire as a modern-day Dickens novel, Mad Men our Cheever, Friday Night Lights our Steinbeck. Here's how television is struggling—and often succeeding—at becoming a mature literary form.