Television
This recap is late – my apologies! I've been in "moving mode" for the past week, and will be this week as well. Bear with me! This episode focuses on a female victim found in a sewer, wearing "Lord of the Rings porno" stuff.
Friday Night Lights: It Ain't Easy Being J.D. McCoy
Posted by: Sarah Miller • February 22, 2009 @ 7:50pm
This week: Tim Riggins takes a special interest in J.D. McCoy, Matt and Julie get to spend some quality time together and Landry must find a new bass player for Crucifictorius.
Tim Riggins and the other veteran Panthers are organizing the annual freshman hazing ritual: the naked mile. J.D. must take part, and he gets to run an extra mile because he's the superstar quarterback.
This episode started with a woman pounding on some beef with a meat tenderizer. Her husband walks in and there is an obvious tension. She tries to talk to him and is met with hostility. Still, she keeps a positive attitude and tries to talk to him even though he is trying to have a fight. She turns around and he kills her with...yep, the meat tenderizer. Blood everywhere.
This week the team tries to diagnose a priest who got drunk and met Jesus, Foreman and Thirteen face the music over their relationship and medical missteps and House totally rocks a pink shirt.
Liz runs into Dr. Baird in the lobby of their building and they awkwardly arrange a date for their first date. She doesn't realize until later that she has inadvertently insisted that it be on Saturday, Feb. 14th- Valentine's Day.
This week: Coach has to make a decision between Matt and J.D., Tyra's cowboy continues to make waves in her life, Julie makes a fashion statement that raises Coach & Tami's eyebrows and Tim Riggins takes some business advice from Buddy Garrity and Flip This House.
This week: More Michael and Pam in a car! More crazy cat lady Angela! More Kelly's non-birthday! More more more.
It's Valentine's Day, and we all know what that means: At least one couple will have a fight.
This episode opens with Brennan, Hodgins, and the novelist Mr. Vega in front of a Federal judge, and Heather Taffet, who is currently heading the investigation on the Gravedigger case.
This week is all about beginnings and endings. It marks the end of Smash's time in Dillon. It brings about the resolution to Tami & Buddy's war of the jumbotron. It also seems to be the end of things for Landry and Tyra. But it's the beginning of something for Matt and his mom.
The Riggins and Collette clan are out for a night at the rodeo.
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