The New Yorkerのインスタグラム(newyorkermag) - 9月2日 07時29分

“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 it the world of West Texas football; it is that world.” Read more of Nancy Franklin’s 2007 review at the link in our bio. Photograph by Collection Christophel / Alamy. #ClearEyesFullHeartsCantLose
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Our first-ever Television Issue is out this week, but our writers have been covering TV shows for a long, long time. So we dove into our archive to revisit how we reviewed some iconic TV shows.

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