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You know what day it is today, flist? It's the day Friday Night Lights comes back!
And even though one of the future storylines worries me a bit (think they're trying to make the show more "exciting"?) I'm still very, very happy.
I'm stealing this article from the FNL comm here on LJ @
fridaynight_tv
Matt is the show’s most responsible and moral character, though there was talk of giving him a flaw. “He’s got to have some flaw,” said Gilford. “The writers asked, ‘what do you want? A drug addiction?’ This kid wouldn’t have a drug addiction.”
In the end, the writers couldn’t come up with one so Matt remains flawless for now.
I wouldn't say he's flawless, but come on... He's 17. (Oh, yes... I'm very well aware. I have to keep repeating it to Mrs.B ;) ) He'll have plenty of time to be screwed up, but for now he's busy with the kinds of responsibilites most 47 yr. olds don't handle too well.
And even though one of the future storylines worries me a bit (think they're trying to make the show more "exciting"?) I'm still very, very happy.
I'm stealing this article from the FNL comm here on LJ @
fridaynight_tv
Matt is the show’s most responsible and moral character, though there was talk of giving him a flaw. “He’s got to have some flaw,” said Gilford. “The writers asked, ‘what do you want? A drug addiction?’ This kid wouldn’t have a drug addiction.”
In the end, the writers couldn’t come up with one so Matt remains flawless for now.
I wouldn't say he's flawless, but come on... He's 17. (Oh, yes... I'm very well aware. I have to keep repeating it to Mrs.B ;) ) He'll have plenty of time to be screwed up, but for now he's busy with the kinds of responsibilites most 47 yr. olds don't handle too well.