Lights ran for two seasons on NBC before moving to Direct TV’s The 101 Network for the final three seasons. FNL garnered critical acclaim during its five-season run

It's back to the gridiron for Friday Night Lights. The beloved sports drama series, which was adapted from the 2004 film of the same name, and that film itself an adaptation of a 1990 H.G. Bissinger novel,

Lights” reboot series has landed at Peacock in a highly competitive situation, Variety has confirmed. The series is now in development at the NBCUniversal streaming service. It was reported in November that a new version of the series was in the works,

EXCLUSIVE: Peacock has made it into the end zone with clear eyes and a full heart after scoring the Friday Night Lights reboot series. Deadline understands that the NBCU streamer beat out Netflix to land a new adaptation of the high school football series in a competitive battle that has played out over the last

Lights is getting the reboot treatment, and Deadline reports that Peacock has scooped up the project after a competitive bidding war with Netflix. This new iteration will “be set following a devastating hurricane,

The four-part docuseries spotlights different elements of the show’s history and legacy, exploring the intricacies of the legendary sketch comedy series. Featuring more than 60 contributors, including SNL alumni,