From the plot to cast news, here’s what we know so far about the ‘Friday Night Lights’ reboot Fans of Friday Night Lights can’t lose. On Dec. 11, Peacock announced that an adaptation of the Emmy award-winning football series was officially in development.

The TV series based on the highly acclaimed novel "Friday Night Lights" is getting a reboot on Peacock. The original "Friday Night Lights" series aired for five seasons, from 2006 to 2011,

A reboot of "Friday Night Lights" will be broadcast on Peacock, according to reports from Deadline and Variety.

It would appear that Peacock is aiming for a touchdown with this new Friday Night Lights show. That’s because, according to Deadline, the drama's original showrunner Jason Katims, original director Peter Berg and the original producer Brian Grazer are all on board to executive produce the project.

Peacock has made it into the end zone with clear eyes and a full heart after scoring the Friday Night Lights reboot series.

Friday Night Lights, the fan-favorite, nostalgic football show from the 2000s is officially getting a reboot at Peacock.

J. Cole blessed the entire world last weekend when Friday Night Lights was finally released on streaming services.

Lights, one of the most influential network dramas of the 2000s, has a reboot series currently in development at Peacock.

Lights” reboot series has landed at Peacock in a highly competitive situation, Variety has confirmed. The series is now in development at the NBCUniversal streaming service. It was reported in November that a new version of the series was in the works,

A reboot of the Emmy-winning series "Friday Night Lights" has found a home on the NBCUniversal streamer, Peacock. "Friday Night Lights," the 2006 TV series, was inspired by a 1990 nonfiction book by former Inquirer reporter and contributing Vanity Fair editor H.