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Friday Night Lights Season 4 Episode 4 A Sort of a Homecoming - Recap

admin — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 18:25:13 +0000

Life is what happens while you’re busy making plans. Matt hasn’t exactly been the architect of his future, but the Dillon former quarterback has been plugging along. This week found Saracen in the cross hairs emotionally. The Taylors, meanwhile, continue to struggle through the professional turmoil, and the younger set in Dillon has definite issues — some good, some not-so-good.

Then there’s Buddy Garrity. If he’s not a Panther anymore, and he denounced his identity with the West Dillon team last week, what is he? As he told Eric, the beauty of boosterism is that it comes from the heart. Where’s Buddy’s heart now? More on that and the rest, after the jump.

How amazing is it that Riggins may be the most emotionally evolved character on Friday Night Lights? His scene with Matt in front of the campfire on a hunting trip — which fortunately scored no whitetail or boar or anything else — was the kind of simple drama that other shows wish they could master. Riggins is not articulate, but he draws it out of others. Matt admits his troubles with Julie are of his own making, that he’s resentful of her college plans because he sacrificed his future to stay in Dillon to be near her.

Then there was Riggins “shopping therapy” for Becky. Could there have been a stranger sight than Tim in a pagaent/prom/bridal gown warehouse shop? But Becky needed someone to care about her Miss Texas aspirations, and her mother was MIA. What is her problem anyway? She was there, then she wasn’t. No wonder Becky’s confused.

But Riggins came through. He even sounded like a variation on Tim Gunn when he said, “What’s that saying, doesn’t the dress find you?”

Eric’s still looking for solutions at East Dillon. The pep rally/homecoming at Ray’s Barbecue was inspired, as was gathering the 1983 championship team members, but is it enough? Will he ever get the town behind his rag-tag team? Maybe if he can get Steve Harris’s Ray on board, that might make a difference. It’s got to happen, doesn’t it? Ray’s story is unfolding slowly, but as Jess said, football is in all the Witherspoons.

At least Eric’s invitation to Buddy reaped dividends, although it cost Coach Taylor all his steak. And don’t you love Tami? Even with all the grief she’s enduring, she steps up to make the dinner party for Eric. And he didn’t even have to ask.

Tami has no relief in her school. She’s under siege with sports radio talk, the school administrator gives her grief, her car is vandalized. Is it any wonder she turns to chocolate?

The younger crowd has their ups and downs. Vince and Luke’s feud goes from the practice field to the locker room and, eventually, to a holding room at the police station. Coach Taylor saves their butts, but it comes with a cost. He tells them, “You get one chance in life, fellas. You either take advantage of it or you piss it away.” Then he dumps them in middle of nowhere in the middle of the night to figure it out. Could this be the start of a beautiful friendship between Vince and Luke? Luke did get his wallet back.

It was great to see Landry, in his own Landry way, take the next step with Jess. And I admire Julie for going to Steers with Devon. That’s friendship. Julie was very cool about going to a gay bar. But what was up with Eric’s assistant coach being there and then denying it.

But nothing hit as hard as Matt’s story. Like a bolt from the blue. After the hunting trip, Matt returned with resolve. He was going to make up with Julie and clear the air. Then life mucked up his plan. Fate intervened. Matt learned that his father was killed in combat. As Julie hugged him in comfort, the question in his eyes and in our minds, was this — what happens now?

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‘Friday Night Lights’: Season 4, Episode 4: ‘I need you to not be weird about it’

admin — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 19:07:35 +0000

“Oh, I’m not your type?”

The line was delivered by Aimee Teegarden’s Julie Taylor, pictured, recoiling from being rejected by her lesbian pal Devin. It came seconds after she recoiled at the thought that Devin may be hitting on her. Emotions swing quickly in a small town.

Four episodes into its fourth season, “Friday Night Lights” continues to barrel helmet-first into big-picture issues, covering topics of gender, race and death Wednesday night. This season is unfolding as a sort of resetting of the series. A town divided after a redistricting, technicalities such as where an entire side of the city suddenly materialized from, or when Stephanie Hunt’s Devin and Julie became close, are glossed over.

And for the better. “Friday Night Lights” is at its best when it remembers its mission is to convey the drama of a small town and not fret over meticulous plot details. Most of those reading daily recaps on blogs such as this likely fell in love with “Friday Night Lights” for its ability to tackle matters rarely seen on television — say the second season’s focus on college recruitment — and such difficult storylines are where “Friday Night Lights” is excelling in its fourth season.

After arriving for a bit part last season, it’s great to see Hunt’s Devin return. She’s still equal parts cool, confident and shy, and any episode that offers a further exploration of her character is a worthy one (look for a profile of Hunt to launch later this morning on Show Tracker).

Hunt stood out with only a few lines last season, nailing a teenage awkwardness, and she’s clearly a rarity in Dillon. Devin recognizes her outsider, loner status (music-obsessed lesbian), but doesn’t retreat into it, either. It’s just a fact she’s learned to live with. When asking Julie if she would come along with her to a gay bar, she specifies, “I need you to not be weird about it.”

When the pair actually arrive, Devin has the sudden fear that she may not fit in at the one haven for the gay and lesbian community near the fictional town of Dillon, Texas. “I just don’t know how anybody meets anybody,” she says with a matter-of-fact desperation. Ultimately, Devin finds her type — perhaps a bit too soon, however, as her desire to find some sort of accepting hamlet could have continued to make for compelling drama.

Yet in Julie, Devin has still found a kindred spirit of sorts. While straight, Julie isn’t built for small-town Texas life, either. Such points were illustrated as viewers continued to see her relationship with Zach Gilford’s Matt Saracen drift apart. It should be noted how artfully writers and actors are conveying the end of that relationship. There are no grand fights — although Julie’s slamming of Matt’s desire to “go shoot some poor defenseless animals” was choice — just the gradual realization that the two won’t be forever.

Julie was expressing as much to Devin moments before she spotted new assistant coach Stan (Russell DeGrazier) playing pool at the gay bar. He bolts, and later at a rally for the East Dillon Lions, he pretends to not know what Julie’s talking about when she wants to discuss it. It was heartbreaking to see him walk away from Julie. She may be decades younger, but she’s already disheartened with the inability of many in Dillon to just not be weird about these things.

Little help: Did anyone catch exactly what Stan says to Julie before scurrying out of the gay bar? I’ve watched the scene a few times, and for some reason I’m just not entirely making out his words.

Nevertheless, Teegarden’s reaction deserves props, in which she’s just kind of staring at him all quizzical and processing everything that’s happening. Her role instantly shifted from that of moral support for a friend to one of invading someone else’s world. Ultimately, when “Friday Night Lights” is at it’s best, that’s similar to how the viewer feels.

Tyra who? Jesse Plemons’ Landy apparently isn’t too broken up about Tyra having escaped from Dillon. His budding relationship with Jurnee Smollett’s Jess is a surprise development, and one that may lead to some uncomfortable drama ahead. Jess and Michael B. Jordan’s Vince have a past, and Landry may soon replace Matt Lauria’s Luke as Vince’s No. 1 Enemy. Jess’ father also doesn’t seem to be one who will be pleased by the pair getting close. For now, though, Landy’s fear of the “f word” (friend) made for the night’s best line (at least I’m assuming that was the word). When Jess asks Landry to drive him to a party, he responds, “I’ve kinda been down that road before where a girl asks me to do something. I just kinda say yes and then all of a sudden everyone is calling me a word I don’t like to use.”

Now that that’s behind us: The drama between Luke and Vince was good for an episode and a half before it started to wear a little thin. Thankfully, it seems to have come to an end at just the right time. The two stars of the East Dillon Lions have finally listened to the words of Coach Eric Taylor (Kyle Chandler). Taylor’s life lesson: “You either take advantage of it or you piss it away.” Not all effective sports sayings are fit for locker room walls.

East/West Brad: Leland’s Buddy Garrity came to the rescue of a Taylor family dinner, in which the coach/principal couple were hoping to win the hearts — and wallets — of the East Dillon residents. Buddy’s good ol’ boy charm runs deep, sure, but it’s hard to imagine such a symbol of West Dillon would instantly erase years of frustration at all the town’s resources being fed into the west side of town. Nevertheless, few shows are willing to deal with class politics, and I’d be happy if it continued to be a focal point. What’s been, perhaps, just as interesting as the introduction of new characters and, in many ways, a new world, is the way it’s forcing older characters to open their eyes to another side of life. Before Buddy arrived, one got the sense that Coach Taylor was feeling guilty for asking his new East Dillon neighbors over for dinner. “You can’t fake boosterism,” Buddy told him earlier, and it was transparent when he tried.

– Todd Martens

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Friday Night Lights Season 4 Episode 4 - A Sort of Homecoming - Synopsis

admin — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 11:30:04 +0000

Homecoming at the newly-reopened school prompts Coach to investigate East Dillon’s history; Tami feels the wrath of the boosters; Landry and Vince both like Jess; Julie accompanies Devin to a gay bar; Matt and Tim go hunting. Related posts:Friday Night Lights Season 4 Episode 4 A Sort of a Homecoming - RecapFriday Night Lights Season 4 [...] Related posts:

Friday Night Lights Season 4 Episode 2 “After the Fall” Recap

admin — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 07:01:16 +0000

Coach Taylor has a lot of making up to do after last week’s forfeit. The team stopped showing up to practice, as even Landry basically told Coach off in school, so angry were the players that he quit on them.

But Eric appealed one final time to Vince, even visiting his drug-addicted mother in her apartment. While Vince took umbrage at how Eric butted in his life, the message got across: don’t quit on yourself. By the end of the episode, Vince had helped recruit the players to return to the practive field, where Eric gave a passionate speech about “finishing the fight.”

Tami, meanwhile, is now the least popular principal in Texas. After Buddy (secretly) informed Eric that star Dillon running back Luke Cafferty actually lived in East Dillon territory, she made the tough decision to remove him from the Panthers and send him to East Dillon. It was great to see her stand up to Joe McCoy, but painful to watch her get booted a pep rally.

Luke, though, appears as humble and enthusiastic as it gets. He’s a welcome addition to the cast.

Also new to the cast: Jess, who works at a barbecue joint run by her father. Landry hits her bicycle with his car, giving these two something to bond over and argue about.

In ex-Panters news: Riggins volunteers his services to Coach Taylor and East Dillon and is given the keys to a trailer in the backyard of the house of the women he slept with last week. We’ve already met Becky, her talkative daugher that has taken a liking to Tim.

Saracen also started an internship with an artist that didn’t see too happy to be working with the kid. By the end, though, he gave him subtle, possibly helpful advice.

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Friday Night Lights Season 4 Episode 3 - In the Skin of A Lion – Synopsis & Promo

admin — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 17:08:56 +0000

Coach betrays Tami’s trust over a financial decision; tensions between Vince and Luke threaten the team’s chances on the field; Tim helps Coach condition his players; Julie doesn’t want to go to church.

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Friday Night Lights Interview: Fates of Fan Favorites Revealed

admin — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 18:06:53 +0000

The fourth season of Friday Night Lights will feature a number of new characters, as viewers were introduced to Vince Howard on this week’s premiere.

But fan favorites such as Saracen and Riggins are still around. What will they be up to this season? Producer Jason Katims spoke on these
characters and more in a new interview with E! News…

On the future of Riggins: One of the things we’ve always talked about for Tim is he might be a guy who winds up in Dillon for life, but not necessarily in a sad way or tragic way. That’s one of the notions that I’ve always liked, was the idea that maybe at the end of the show he might be one of the few people who end up in Dillon, but not in the way that “He never got out of the small town,” but more in a way that “He loves that town and wants to embrace it.”

On the return of Lyla: She comes back for at least two episodes this year, so far, visiting from college… she and Tim sort of rekindle their relationship and try to figure out what to do about that… they maybe realize it’s not so easy to move on.

On Buddy’s dilemma: Buddy certainly starts out a Panther - but things happen along the way that make him question his allegiance to the Panthers. Are they still the Panthers at all? And he also has a deep friendship and bond with Coach Taylor, so his journey this season is about which side is he on.

On Saracen’s decision to remain in Dillon: That’s very much a story this season, not only about his grandmother but his relationship with Julie. It’s a story about somebody who has made a lot of choices about making those around him happy and then what comes into question for him is what is right for him?

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Friday Night Lights Season 4 Episode 2 - After the Fall - Promo

admin — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 17:19:52 +0000

Watch Promo of Friday Night Lights Season 4 Episode 2 “After the Fall”

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Friday Night Lights Season 4 Episode 2 - After the Fall - Synopsis

admin — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 19:05:23 +0000

A controversy at West Dillon puts a star player on the Lions’ roster; Coach tries to reenergize his demoralized team; Tami takes an unpopular stand; Matt meets an uncouthlocal artist; Tim finds a new living situation in an unexpected place.

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