Friday Night Lights star Adrianne Palicki says that she is unsure about the reported Friday Night Lights reboot.
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Speaking with TV Insider, she said that Friday Night Lights was a timeless show that really didn't need a reboot.
"Aside from a cell phone here and there, everything is still happening today. It's about a community. Every single person lives in the gray. It's not black and white — It's messy. It's exactly what life is," she shared.
Palicki says fans still recognize her as her Friday Night Lights character Tyra in public.
"I was even at a bar in L.A. — I visited Barney's Beanery — and one of the bartenders looked at me and said, 'I went to college because of Tyra.' Then she poured me a double, but that keeps happening," Palicki shared. "It's really exciting for me to know people are just now finding it again. That's a rewarding feeling because that's how timeless it is."
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She said that she would play the character again if asked.
"If anyone asked me to come back to play Tyra Collette again, absolutely! Especially if the same people were involved," she said. "However, I understand letting something breathe. It was a perfect show. I think it was a perfect, timeless show, and I love it so much. I loved the people involved. Bringing in a new world, I don't know."
Meanwhile, Connie Britton also weighed in on a reboot of Friday Night Lights.
"I don't see them going back into that story, at least with this cast," she told Entertainment Tonight previously. "We know we've already had a movie, we already had this TV show, and then if they were to do it again with like, a whole different iteration of it, I don't know. I would think that would be sort of odd."
Meanwhile, Taylor Kitsch said that he wasn't interested in starring in the reboot.
"If you wanted to put me as a visiting coach with two lines, I probably would do that, just for fun," he said. "I think that would be the most I would do, because I love the way we left it."
