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Sep 17, 2026

Lex FriedmanHOST
2:59
She's getting yelled at for being late.
Lex FriedmanHOST
3:02
And then another one says, the pretty impressively crass, I guess Tim Riggins banged the balance right out of her because she falls during a stunt.
Brian WarrenHOST
3:10
Mm-hmm.
Brian WarrenHOST
3:11
And we're not led to believe that it was necessarily her fault that she fell.
Lucas StrainHOST
13:47
Jordan.
Lucas StrainHOST
13:49
They have Tim Riggins.
Lucas StrainHOST
13:51
Every character in the show that we know, because offense is just more flashy, they're all offensive players, yet the team can't score more than two touchdowns.
Sean RobertsHOST
13:59
Oh, I mean, they are...

1 HR 10 MINS LATER

Alex CohenGUEST
84:02
I think it's because they have a really good head coach.
Alex CohenGUEST
84:06
They have a quarterback as long as he stays upright, which is a true 50-50.
Alex CohenGUEST
84:11
They're in good shape, and they just have a running back who's – Essentially Tim Riggins from Friday Night Lights.
Sean RobertsHOST
84:18
Alex, we were talking about Friday Night Lights to start the show because my wife and I, every year, we do a rewatch.
Trey WallaceGUEST
15:46
To me, it You know what it reminds me of? The coaching part of this reminds me of.
Trey WallaceGUEST
15:53
Remember that scene out of Friday Night Lights, the series, where remember the coach that ran on the field and tackled Tim Riggins? Remember that episode?
Braden GallHOST
16:02
I have seen the movie like a hundred times.
Braden GallHOST
16:05
You haven't seen the series.
Niko StratisHOST
3:50
And even season 3 is kind of like, okay.
Niko StratisHOST
3:53
I walked away from the show, you know, at the start, in the first season especially, I was like, okay, Taylor Kitsch's character, like, Tim Riggins is, like, a classic archetype of, like, a drunk, kind of fuck-up-y kind of guy.
Niko StratisHOST
4:05
And at the end of the show, I was like, oh, he's the only one I care about, really.
Alex SteedHOST
4:09
Yeah.
Shelby FryeHOST
56:13
This, this...
Shelby FryeHOST
56:14
Our, our listener Eclectic Pop says Goodwin was Tim Riggins' dad on Friday Night Lights.
Anthony DiFeliceHOST
56:18
Yes, he was.
Anthony DiFeliceHOST
56:19
100% he was Riggins' dad.
Peyton DixHOST
36:03
it.
Peyton DixHOST
36:04
Who's your, Tim Riggins? Of course.
Peyton DixHOST
36:06
I'm a woman of taste.
Peyton DixHOST
36:07
Riggins.
Luke WillsonGUEST
4:40
But I am growing it.
Luke WillsonGUEST
4:41
I'm not so much, like, not man bun, but I'm trying to get, like, the more, like, Tim Riggins, uh, Friday Night Lights vibe.
Bryan HayesHOST
4:46
Okay.
Luke WillsonGUEST
4:47
You know?
Ryan RitterHOST
76:53
He's like a kid who idolizes a troubled star.
Ryan RitterHOST
76:58
In the show's case, it's Tim Riggins played by...
Ryan RitterHOST
77:04
God damn it.
Ryan RitterHOST
77:05
Hold on.
Rachel LynchHOST
10:49
next? Now we're going to talk about what this episode is all about because there are a few things that happen and I'll tell you what they are.
Rachel LynchHOST
10:57
Tim ramps up his campaign to win Lila back.
Rachel LynchHOST
11:01
You know that.
Rachel LynchHOST
11:02
Then you also know that Tammy reconnects with an old high school boyfriend, and it stirs up some weird tension between him and Coach.
Matt WoodlandHOST
12:16
Sparkling clean.
Rachel LynchHOST
12:17
Yeah.
Rachel LynchHOST
12:19
Okay, Tim and Lila, shall we?
Matt WoodlandHOST
12:22
Tyla.
Rachel McElroyHOST
6:04
Riggins.
Griffin McElroyHOST
6:05
Tim Riggins.
Griffin McElroyHOST
6:07
Anyway.
Griffin McElroyHOST
6:08
It was
Griffin McElroyHOST
6:24
And when we do
Rachel McElroyHOST
6:24
lights will be there for us.
Griffin McElroyHOST
6:26
Tim Riggins, the Saracen, the whole gang's going to be there for us waiting.
Rachel McElroyHOST
6:32
That'll be nice.

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