Two Texas high school football are about to go head-to-head...

Friday Night Lights is a seminal coming-of-age show with a lot of emphasis on teen romance. But, here are 10 couples who should have gotten together.

Adrianne Palicki’s character Tyra Collette was a series staple in Friday Night Lights’ first three seasons, but where did she go in season 4?

The acclaimed series following a high school football team, Friday Night Lights, featured fantastic moments that reached viewers emotionally.

A lot of the couples in the series were great fits, which is what made us all want to root for them. Others, however, made absolutely no sense.

Small-town sports drama Friday Night Lights was praised for its realistic tone but went awry in season 2 with a far-fetched murder subplot.

Friday Night Lights is a popular football drama with some incredible episodes. According to IMDb, these are the best and worst of them.

It's a miracle the parenting book industry survived after Tami Taylor came along. This Friday Night Lights matriarch has dispensed every possible piece of advice and inspiration for teens and their parents. The critically acclaimed TV series may center around high school football, but it's about so much more than that. At its core, the show explores what it's like trying to carve out an identity, and how hard that can be in a town hellbent on pigeonholing you.

Friday Night Lights was one of the most beloved television series in recent memory. Based on the 2004 movie, the series followed the Dillon Panthers, a high school football team in a Texas community where football is worshiped. The stories of the various people involved with the team, both on and off the field, was touching, funny and inspiring.

In Dillon, Texas, football is a religion. Whether they like it or not, the characters of Friday Night Lights are put into distinct roles—all in relation to football—that they are expected to fill with expertise: player, coach, coach's wife, cheerleader. These labels are clean-cut and simple, but at times they can feel like a cage, and that's when things get interesting...

There are fewer things in life more powerful than a good pep talk. A handful of articulate words strung together like fairy lights have the power to illuminate the path we'd be missing on our own. While we may tune into TV for bloody sword fights and steamy love affairs, every now and then comes a character so wise, so in tune with the human experience, the viewer finds themselves just as inspired as the other characters.

Friday Night Lights has enough juicy relationship drama to fill a year's worth of Soap Opera Digest magazines, yet the show's romances never veer off into melodrama. The characters are grounded, gritty, and relatable. The viewer feels like these people could be friends, neighbors, teammates...who just happen to have the steamiest love lives ever. That's what the whole show is about, right? The romance? Aren't the football scenes just buffers meant to give the audience an emotional break from all the longing and heartbreak?