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When they struggled, we held our breath. When they lost, we felt their pain. And when they won, we cheered them on again and again. Through five extraordinary seasons, the residents of Dillon, Texas, kept viewers captivated with the small-town struggles, victories, and heartbreaks that resonated across America with breathtaking realness, and made Friday Night Lights, a Primetime Emmy award-winning drama, one of the best dramas ever to air on TV. Now, relive the spirit of this small town with a big heart: from the pride and pitfalls of high school football to the intimate relationships between lovers, parents and friends. Every moment of this critically acclaimed dramatic series is featured in this incredible collection that includes 19 discs packaged in a beautiful book filled with striking photography from the series. Kyle Chandler, Connie Britton and an all-star ensemble shine in this American drama series that will never be forgotten. Texas forever…



Bonus Content:

Disc 1:

Deleted Scenes

Behind The Lights: Creating The First Season of Friday Night Lights

Disc 2:

Deleted Scenes

Disc 3:

Deleted Scenes

Disc 4:

Deleted Scenes

Disc 5:

Deleted Scenes

Disc 6:

Deleted Scenes

Audio Commentary - Last Days of Summer with Executive Producers Jason Katims and Jeffrey Reiner

Audio Commentary - Are You Ready For Friday Night with Stars Connie Britton and Aimee Teegarden

Disc 7:

Deleted Scenes

Disc 8:

Deleted Scenes

Audio Commentary - There Goes the Neighborhood with Stars Jesse Plemmons and Adrienne Palacki

Disc 9:

Deleted Scenes

William S. Paley Television Festival: Interview with Cast and Crew

Disc 10:

Deleted Scenes

Disc 11:

Keeping Up Appearances Deleted Storyline

Deleted Scenes

Disc 12:

Deleted Scenes

Disc 13:

Tomorrow Blues Deleted Storyline

Deleted Scenes

Tomorrow Blues Commentary with Executive Producer Jason Katims and Co-Executive Producer/Episode Director Jeffrey Reiner

Disc 14:

Deleted Scenes

Friday Night Lights... Camera, Action!

Peter Berg Intros

East of Dillon Commentary with Executive Producer Jason Katims

Disc 15:

Deleted Scenes

New Faces, New Places

Playbook

Disc 16:

Deleted Scenes

Disc 17:

Deleted Scenes

Yearbook

Disc 18:

Deleted Scenes

Disc 19:

Deleted Scenes

The Lights Go Out

Don't Go Commentary with Director Michael Waxman

Always Commentary with Executive Producer/Showrunner Jason Katims

Review

Season 1:

The first season of Friday Night Lights accomplishes something that few television dramas are able to do: It betters the 2004 film (starring Billy Bob Thornton) on which the series is based. Set in Dillon, Texas, where football--even on the high school level--is everything, Friday Night Lights is a compelling drama with a football subplot. Poignantly and effectively touching on racism, rape, steroids, jealousy, infidelity, and life-changing injuries, the series presents the inhabitants of Dillon as real people who are flawed, but remarkable in their ordinariness. Though the series struggled to find an audience during its inaugural year, it was a critical favorite thanks to some fine acting by leads Kyle Chandler (as Coach Eric Taylor) and Connie Britton (who portrays his wife, Tami). Coach Taylor's career depends on his ability to get the Dillon Panthers to the state championship. If the team suffers a losing streak, he knows his family, which includes daughter Julie (Aimee Teegarden), will no longer be welcome in Dillon. Britton, who also played the coach's wife in the film version, is a phenomenal actress who shares simmering chemistry with Chandler. Not content at just being the coach's wife, she lands a job as a counselor at the local high school. That position plays a pivotal role in the season finale, which leaves viewers wondering whether Eric will leave Dillon to accept a coveted coaching job with a university. Though the majority of the twentysomething actors appear too mature to portray high school students, they have the mannerisms of teens down pat. Gaius Charles is perfect as cocky running back Brian "Smash" Williams, who'll risk his health to make sure he gets a football scholarship to college. Local sweethearts Jason Street (Scott Porter) and Lyla Garrity (Minka Kelly) are the high school's golden couple. When a football injury leaves him paralyzed, he finds strength in what the future holds for him, but Lyla finds herself in a short-lived affair with Jason's best friend Tim Riggins (Taylor Kitsch). Once the relationship comes out in the open, their classmates' reactions to the "traitors" show that sexual inequality is rampant even in the teen set. Tim's teammates briefly ostracize him, but just as quickly forgive him, especially since he's so valuable on the football field. But Lyla becomes persona non grata to the girls at school who take too much glee in calling the head cheerleader a slut. The hits she takes verbally are no less lethal than the ones the boys take on the gridiron. And the tentative relationship between Julie Taylor and Matt Saracen (Zach Gilford) is the best depiction of teenage love since Angela Chase fell for Jordan Catalano on My So-Called Life. The actors do a wonderful job conveying the sweetness, pain, and hurt of falling in love without really understanding all of its implications. Peter Berg, who co-wrote and co-directed the film, has a strong presence as a writer on the series and evenly distributes the storylines between the kids and the adults. Friday Night Lights is a drama with teenage characters at its core. But the stories are universal. --Jae-Ha Kim



Season 2:

Friday Night Lights is deeply entrenched in the world of football and teamwork, but the series transcends sports and delves into rich, human relationships that at times are heartbreakingly real. A compelling drama, the show also features one of the strongest (and best looking) ensemble casts. The second season fulfills the promise of its debut. Full of drama, heart, and superb acting, the series is set in fictional Dillon, Texas--a town where everyone lives and breathes football. The first season had Coach Eric Taylor (Kyle Chandler) accepting a college coaching job, while his pregnant wife Tami (Connie Britton) and their 16-year-old daughter Julie (Aimee Teegarden) stayed behind in Dillon. Unfulfilled by his diminished duties and cognizant of the fact that he no longer is the head guy who calls all the shots, Eric returns to the Dillon Panthers. Meanwhile, Julie breaks up with starting quarterback Matt Saracen (Zach Gilford), who ends up finding love with a young nurse's aide. Paralyzed football hero Jason Street (Scott Porter) tries to find his place in the world, moving out of his parents' home and accepting--and then quitting--an assistant coaching job with the Dillon Panthers. And bad boy Tim Riggins (Taylor Kitsch) gets thrown off the squad and ends up squatting in a meth dealer's home before Coach Taylor temporarily takes him in. But the strongest storyline belongs to Gaius Charles, who is pitch perfect as cocky star runningback Brian "Smash" Williams. Ensured a spot on a university with an elite football program, Williams believes that he is unstoppable. When a run-in with some racist kids turns into a media frenzy, the school rescinds its invitation and Smash finds himself scrambling to get into any school, regardless of its football program. A powerful actor who is equally adept at portraying a strutting football hero as he is a humbled teen, Charles conveys passion as well as numbing reality. Season two also deals with the aftermath of Tyra Collette (Adrianne Palicki) and Landry Clarke (Jesse Plemons), who try to cover up a murder. While the storyline is flawed and implausible, the actors do a stellar job with the material. It is also sweet to watch the couple's relationship--initially based on desperation--forge into a strong friendship and romance. Things don't always end neatly, but that only adds to the drama of Friday Night Lights. Look for series writer Peter Berg to guest star as Tami's former high-school boyfriend and Eric's nemesis. If the finale seems a little disjointed, it is because of the 2008 writers strike, which forced the series to truncate its episodes from a planned 22 episodes to just 15. The four-disc set also includes audio commentary and almost 40 minutes of deleted footage. --Jae-Ha Kim

Product description

The Pico remote control is a convenient way to control Lutron Caseta Wireless dimmers. With the Pico you can turn lights on, off, raise or lower them from anywhere in the room. Use the "favorite" button to save your favorite light level. You can use the Pico as a handheld remote, mount it on a wall, or mount it on a tabletop pedestal. You can also use the Pico remote control to turn on the lights from the safety of your car as you arrive home. Works as a switch where you need one most, and mounts to most surfaces without cutting holes or running wire.

• Pico 3-button remote control features on and off buttons, a programmable "favorite" button, as well as raise/lower
• Controls Caseta Wireless dimmer and plug-in lamp dimmer
• Adjust lights from anywhere in the room
• Uses Clear Connect RF Technology; Lutron's highly reliable RF technology that ensures seamless communication between your Caseta Wireless products
• Remote has 10-year battery life (CR2032 battery included)
• Includes Pico Remote; coordinating accessories sold separately

User questions & answers

Question:	Did someone tried it with a belkin switch
Answer:	Yes, for a 4-way application, you could use one Caseta Wireless dimmer (model: PD-6WCL or PD-5NE) and 2 Pico Wireless remotes. Please see the Caseta Wireless Advanced Installation Guide for more information: https://www.casetawireless.com/Documents/0301710a_Caseta%20Advanced%20Inst.pdf
Question:	Can I use one remote to control two dimmers independently, that is turn one light on while leaving the other off
Answer:	Neither. It is Lutron's proprietary Clear Connect RF Technology system.
Question:	I don’t think this has been answered yet but can you make this a 4 way by using 1 Caseta switch wired to the light and 2 remotes
Answer:	You can if the hearing aids are smaller hearing aids. I wear small hearing aids, and the headphones fit comfortably over them.
Question:	Is this Z-wave of ZigBee
Answer:	The ones that I ordered did not allow that you could only listen from the TV or the headphones

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When they struggled, we held our breath. When they lost, we felt their pain. And when they won, we cheered them on again and again.

Coach Eric Taylor is the newest hire at a small town high school in Dillon, Texas. After a series of events leading to his release, Taylor is forced to build a football team from the ground up at the rival high school. His wife Tami, high school principal, faces scrutiny of her own as she takes constant blame from angry parents. But even through the hardships at work, challenges at home with teen daughter Julie, and endless drama, only one thing matters: Friday night.

Through five extraordinary seasons, the residents of Dillon, Texas, kept viewers captivated with the small-town struggles, victories, and heartbreaks that resonated across America with breathtaking realness, and made Friday Night Lights, a Primetime Emmy® award-winning drama. Relive the spirit of this small town with a big heart: from the pride and pitfalls of high school football to the intimate relationships between lovers, parents and friends.

CLEAR EYES, FULL HEARTS, CAN T LOSE.

Featuring: Kyle Chandler (Netflix s Bloodline), Connie Britton (TV's Nashville), Aimee Teegarden (Rings, TV s Notorious), Taylor Kitcsh (American Assassin, Lone Survivor), Minka Kelly (Hulu s The Path), Adrianne Palicki (TV s The Orville), Scott Porter (TV's Hart of Dixie), Jesse Plemons (TV s Fargo), Michael B. Jordan (Creed) and many more!

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Control your lights, ceiling fans, and other fixtures from anywhere with the Kasa Smart Wi-Fi Light Switch. The smart switch replaces any standard light switch, and connects to your home Wi-Fi in no time through the free Kasa app. Kasa also lets you manage connected fixtures with your smartphone or tablet, including setting schedules, timers and countdowns. For added convenience, you can use your voice to control when paired with Amazon Alexa, Google assistant and Microsoft Cortana. Protocols supported: IEEE 802.11b/g/n; System requirement: Android 4.1 or higher iOS 9.0 or higher; Wireless type: 2.4GHz 1T1R.

• Easy guided install: Neutral wire is required, standard wall plate size. No need to understand complex switch wiring or master vs auxiliary switch configurations; The Kasa app guides you through easy step by step installation. Need 2.4GHz Wi-Fi connection
• Control from anywhere: Monitor your light status. Turn electronics on and off from anywhere with your smartphone using the Kasa app, whether you are at home, in the office or on vacation
• Voice control: Enjoy the hands-free convenience of controlling the lights in your home with your voice via Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant; perfect for times when your hands are full or entering a dark room
• Scheduling: Use timer or countdown schedules to set your smart switch to automatically turn on and off while you're home or away. Enable ‘away mode’ to randomly switch on and off to trick potential intruders
• Trusted and reliable: Designed and developed in silicon valley, Kasa is trusted by over 4 million users. UL certified for safety use. 2-year warranty

Product features

Set Schedules

Automate your connected fixtures to follow your daily schedule and preferences.

Voice Control

Use simple voice commands to control your switch with Alexa or Google Assistant.

Control from Anywhere

Control your lights, ceiling fans, and other fixtures from anywhere via the Kasa Smart app.

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One of the greatest TV dramas of all time continues with 13 gripping fourth season episodes of the critically acclaimed series Friday Night Lights. Small-town life in Dillon has changed irrevocably with the dramatic split of the school district. Coach Taylor (Kyle Chandler) finds himself fighting for the respect of the East Dillon Lions, while his wife, Tami (Connie Britton), faces her own battles as principal of the Dillon High Panthers. Across town, it’s a season for change as graduating students face life after high school, and new students deal with hostile rivalries. From executive producers Brian Grazer, Peter Berg and Jason Katims comes the show that critics rave “may have the greatest emotional range of any series ever on television” (Neal Gabler, Los Angeles Times).

The fourth season of Friday Night Lights begins with Coach Taylor (Kyle Chandler) in what appears to be a lose-lose situation. Fired from Dillon High School as the Panthers' football coach, Taylor is offered a position coaching the East Dillon Lions. No matter how the school board tries to spin it with platitudes about both schools being equal, East Dillon is rundown, has no funds, and has a football squad that's a team in name only. Of course we all know that Coach Taylor being who he is, it's only a matter of time before he turns the team around and gets a little vengeance on the snooty Panthers. Meanwhile, his wife Tami (Connie Britton) is principal of Dillon High School, where their daughter Julie (Aimee Teegarden) is a senior. Her boyfriend, Matt (Zach Gilford), who had the chance to go to art school in Chicago, stayed behind in the small Texas town because he didn't want to leave behind his grandmother--who's suffering from Alzheimer's--or Julie. Though some of the plot points may sound melodramatic, they play beautifully in the 13 episodes, which originally aired on television during the 2009-2010 season. There are cast changes, reflecting the graduation of some of the characters. Lyla (Minka Kelly) briefly returns from her studies at Vanderbilt to attend a funeral, while Tim (Taylor Kitsch)--the boy she left behind--struggles with his ambivalent feelings for college and his need to help take care of the only family he has: his older brother, sister-in-law, and infant nephew. And new characters like Vince (Michael B. Jordan)--a central part of at least half the story lines--easily fit into the ensemble cast. Meanwhile, Lyla's dad Buddy (played by Brad Leland with just the right combination of sleaze and pathos) turns out to be instrumental in helping get the football program off the ground at East Dillon. Landry (Jesse Plemons) realizes that his on-again, off-again girlfriend is never coming back to him. And he's OK with that as he tackles the challenges of being the new kid at East Dillon. But, as his best friend Matt notes, "he's like a girl" when it comes to holding grudges. There also is major fallout for Tami, who is accused of telling a teenager to end her pregnancy, and trouble for a football player who gets hooked on drugs after an injury. When his religious parents tell him to pray, he does: "Dear Lord, please let me get some more drugs before Friday." There are a few scenarios that ring false, like when the Panthers' star quarterback J.D. McCoy (Jeremy Sumpter) seemingly turns into a malicious, spoiled brat overnight. But overall, Friday Night Lights scores just the right touch. --Jae-Ha Kim

• Ceiling Fixture Dimensions: 17 in. Dia x 20 in. H with crystal hanging, Drum Dimensions: 17 in. Dia x 17 in. H
• Chain length: 39 in. Can be shortened by removing some links
• Takes four max 60-watt candelabra (E12) bulbs (not included)
• Dimmable with a dimmer switch and the right type of bulbs
• Some Assembly Required, Includes all assembly and hardware parts for ease of installation

User questions & answers

Question:	Can this light be installed on sloped ceiling
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Question:	I have low ceilings. Can the chain be adjusted to me shorter
Answer:	Good afternoon. I hope this information helps you! The exacting requirements of the billiard ball are met today with balls cast from plastic materials that are strongly resistant to cracking and chipping. Currently Saluc, under the brand names Aramith and Brunswick Centennial, manufactures phenolic resin balls. Thank you and take care! Lauren McNevin Hawley's Best Sellers
Question:	Can the hanging cord/chain be shorten
Answer:	Yes
Question:	What is the return policy for this item
Answer:	Yes that's correct. Its different on each side. One side is more if a basic side..left, upper left, etc. The other side is very specific. Hit it on 4, upper left. That ball taught me how to back up a ball almost to a fault...after doing it a couple of hundred times!

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Chome and Crystal Pendant Chandelier

• Chandelier Dimensions: 17in Diameter x 20in H with crystal hanging, Drum Dimensions: 17in Diameter x 17in H
• Suggested room size: 200 - 360 sqft
• Chain length: 39. in; Can be shortened by removing some links
• Takes four max 60-watt candelabra (E12) bulbs (not included)
• Dimmable with a dimmer switch and the right type of bulbs
• Glass Crystals, Exceptional Quality, Some Assembly Required, Needs Hard Wiring

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