It’s different for girls. You can sleep around all you want, and people think you’re cool. I make one mistake…

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cleareyesfullparkscantlose:

Donna: When we canceled on him, he took another gig in Eagleton. At a library.

Tom: That’s literally the worst place I could imagine.

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fucking love her.

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I had the best time of my life on this field. (x)

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• favorite television couples •  (absolutely no order)
» tim riggins & lyla garrity, friday night lights
“i’m not here to solve all your problems, garrity. i’m not. i’m here to support you no matter what choice you make. that’s why i’m here. i’m your boyfriend and i think i’m a pretty good darn good one. you know what, your dad threw you a good curve ball, but this self pity that i’ve been seeing, it’s gotta stop. you’re better than that, okay? and you can still get into any college you want. if you can’t afford it, there’s scholarships. i mean, your grades speak for themselves. and you know what, if it doesn’t, then san antonio state and i would love to have you. did i just say i loved you? did i? no? cause i’m kinda madly in love with you and i’ll be here no matter what.”

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anonypoop:

Julie and Matt at the end were perfect. I’m so happy the writer’s made it work out.

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"It’s hard to say what’s great about ‘Friday Night Lights’ without feeling that you’re emphasizing the wrong thing, because although the show’s particulars are distinctive and special, it seems not to be made up of parts at all—to just be an organic whole. In short, it feels like life. The show isn’t merely set in the world of West Texas football; it is that world. Watching it, you have a feeling of total immersion—in the (fictional) town of Dillon, in the lives of the football players and their parents, and in all the elements that determine people’s fates in that dry, desolate, and depressed part of the country. This sensation is triggered in part by filmmaking technique and in part by the writing and the acting; but much of it is simply alchemical and wonderfully indefinable."

Nancy Franklin, “The Heart of Texas” (The New Yorker)

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lovehermindlovehershoes:

I wish the Taylors lived near me so I could go and sleep on their couch when something bad happens like every single other person in that entire town.