NBC Renews Friday Night Lights

May 11, 200718 yr

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You read it here first: Sources confirm that NBC has renewed Friday Night Lights for a 22-episode second season!

Woo-hoo! Who's buying the first round? And are we meeting at the same spot under the bleachers?

In other Peacock news, the time traveler saga Journeymen, the cop drama Life, Josh Schwartz's Chuck and David Eick's Bionic Woman redo have received series orders. Look for an official announcement from NBC on Monday.

WOOHOOO!!

Now all we need is for Kyle Chandler and Connie Britton to win Emmys for their outstanding work this past season.

Clear eyes! Full hearts! CAN'T LOSE!!!!

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Good news for fans of FNL

I just hope The Mastersons of Manhatten is on the fall schedule.

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