BEST OF TV (2011 EDITION) | Saying Goodbye to the Best Show on TV » Friday Night Lights

“Jason Street got paralyzed. I realized that he was this great guy, I mean like this hero, and it happened to him. And it, it made me realize that life isn’t fair for anybody. Not just me. I became friends with Julie and Mrs Taylor started to take some interest in me. Started doing my homework. You. I met you. I started to feel like I was on the inside instead of the outside.” - Tyra Colette (3.12, Underdogs)

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Zach Gilford and Aimee Teegarden attend The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences’ Writers Peer Group Reception Celebrating the 63rd Primetime Emmy Awards

Seven seconds. This is the last play of the game for the Dillon offense. Let’s see if Matt Saracen can pull this one off.

Well, next Friday night, I don’t need to tell you, is the biggie. And I’m not the only one saying it could be the biggest game of the season. The moment where this team either gets past the loss of Jason Street and moves forward, or we watch the whole season crumble right before our eyes.

We’ve suffered a big loss. A big loss. Some of you may be scared. And that’s natural. Now, some of you may be really pissed off. One good thing about football is we get to channel that energy. This team has never been about one player. It’s about all of us. Every single one of us. And if we’re gonna come back from this loss, we’re gonna need every one of us. Not one man. Every single one of us. Together.

Right now it’s not really about who wins or loses, Father. We just all wanna be with Street right now, God. We know that you work in mysterious ways and we just wanna send our spirit, our presence, our love just to heal him in whatever way, oh Lord. Whatever might be broke, oh Lord, just fix it right now, Father. Jesus, in your name we pray. Amen.

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“Don’t be a smart-ass. He’ll wear red. Red’s the color these days.” - Coach Eric Taylor