EW’s BINGE

Matt Lauria (Luke Cafferty) reveals his shock over where his character ended up, Derek Phillips (Billy Riggins) recalls the emotional night filming the show's very last scene with Taylor Kitsch, Scott Porter (Jason Street) talks about the alternate ending that never made it on air, and more. Plus, 10 of the show's actors imagine what their characters would be up to now. Hosts Darren Franich and Sam Highfill try their best not to cry as they bid farewell to the end of "Friday Night Lights." Credits: Hosts: Darren Franich (@darrenfranich) and Samantha Highfill (@samhighfill) Producer: Cristina Everett (@cristinaeverett) Editor: At Will Radio (@atwillradio) Contact Us: binge@ew.com

Derek Phillips (Billy Riggins) questions if his character has the potential to be the next Coach, Connie Britton (Tami Taylor) talks about filming that big fight scene with Kyle Chandler, Scott Porter (Jason Street) reenacts how he thinks his character would've reacted to news of Tim Riggins in jail, and more. Hosts Darren Franich and Sam Highfill break down what makes season 5 so special. Credits: Hosts: Darren Franich (@darrenfranich) and Samantha Highfill (@samhighfill) Producer: Cristina Everett (@cristinaeverett) Editor: At Will Radio (@atwillradio) Contact Us: binge@ew.com

Zach Gilford (Matt Saracen) talks about his "intense" experience filming "The Son" episode, Derek Phillips (Billy Riggins) recalls the real tears that were flowing during his emotional scene with Taylor Kitsch, Matt Lauria (Luke Cafferty) remembers his budding friendship with newcomer Michael B. Jordan, and more. Hosts Darren Franich and Sam Highfill (almost) come to an agreement on why season 4 may be the best of the series. Credits: Hosts: Darren Franich (@darrenfranich) and Samantha Highfill (@samhighfill) Producer: Cristina Everett (@cristinaeverett) Editor: At Will Radio (@atwillradio) Contact Us: binge@ew.com

Zach Gilford (Matt Saracen) reveals his embarrassing hands-on moment with Louanne Stephens (Grandma Sarcaren), Scott Porter (Jason Street) recalls the scene that drove him and Taylor Kitsch to tears, writers Bridget Carpenter and Kerry Ehrin explain why a time jump was necessary to start the season, and more. Hosts Darren Franich and Sam Highfill give the lowdown on season 3. Credits: Hosts: Darren Franich (@darrenfranich) and Samantha Highfill (@samhighfill) Producer: Cristina Everett (@cristinaeverett) Editor: At Will Radio (@atwillradio) Contact Us: binge@ew.com

Writers Bridget Carpenter and Kerry Ehrin reveal which storyline the Writers' Strike prevented them from finishing, Adrianne Palicki (Tyra Collette) shares "the one good thing" about the Landry-murder storyline, Connie Britton (Tami Taylor) defends the season many want to forget, and more. Hosts Darren Franich and Sam Highfill debate the highs and lows of season 2. Credits: Hosts: Darren Franich (@darrenfranich) and Samantha Highfill (@samhighfill) Producer: Cristina Everett (@cristinaeverett) Editor: At Will Radio (@atwillradio) Contact Us: binge@ew.com

Connie Britton (Tami Taylor) reveals the story arc she and Kyle Chandler refused to film, Zach Gilford (Matt Saracen) and Louanne Stephens (Grandma Saracen) talk about shooting that memorable Mr. Sandman scene, Scott Porter (Jason Street) shares his experience training with wheelchair rugby pros, and more. Hosts Darren Franich and Sam Highfill tackle season one with the hard-hitting questions, like "Whatever happened to Wavely??" Credits: Hosts: Darren Franich (@darrenfranich) and Samantha Highfill (@samhighfill) Producer: Cristina Everett (@cristinaeverett) Editor: At Will Radio (@atwillradio) Contact Us: binge@ew.com

Scott Porter (Jason Street) shares his surprising audition process, Connie Britton (Tami Taylor) talks about her transition from the FNL movie to TV show, Zach Gilford (Matt Saracen) reveals how he played his role far from what anyone expected, and more. Hosts Darren Franich and Sam Highfill dive into the show’s series premiere and revisit the residents of Dillon, Texas. Credits: Hosts: Darren Franich (@darrenfranich) and Samantha Highfill (@samhighfill) Producer: Cristina Everett (@cristinaeverett) Editor: At Will Radio (@atwillradio) Contact Us: binge@ew.com

Season 2 of BINGE returns with clear eyes and full hearts to relive all five seasons Friday Night Lights. Join EW’s Darren Franich and Sam Highfill as they dedicate an episode to each season of the beloved TV series about a football-obsessed small Texas town, where nothing matters more than a state championship. So grab a seat in the stands and prepare for the only thing more exciting than that one time the Lions beat the Panthers. Texas forever.

It’s goodbye to Harry Potter, with a final episode about "Cursed Child "in which Marc and Molly unpack what it means for Albus to follow in his famous father's footsteps. Plus, they reflect on favorite J.K. Rowling tweets and wild fan theories, and address a major question: To accept, or not to accept, the expanding universe as canon. SPOILER ALERT: "Cursed Child" (2:07-54:50) Credits: Hosts: Marc Snetiker (@marcsnetiker) and C. Molly Smith (@cmollysmith) Producer: Cristina Everett (@cristinaeverett) Editor: At Will Radio (@atwillradio) Contact Us: binge@ew.com

Eddie Redmayne (Newt Scamander) and Katherine Waterston (Tina Goldstein) tease their nascent relationship, reveal secrets of beast-handling, and cue up the five-film franchise. Then hold onto your magical suitcase because Marc and Molly are diving deep into theories — Ariana Dumbledore... total Obscurial? — and the return of a certain dark wizard in "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them." Credits: Hosts: Marc Snetiker (@marcsnetiker) and C. Molly Smith (@cmollysmith) Producer: Cristina Everett (@cristinaeverett) Editor: At Will Radio (@atwillradio) Contact Us: binge@ew.com

Luna Lovegood (Evanna Lynch) talks her connection to her character, ties to "Fantastic Beasts," and whether magic is in fact real — but seriously, is it? What’s more, Marc and Molly bid adieu to the original "Harry Potter" series with the 10 goodbyes of "Deathly Hallows — Part 2," like Professor McGonagall’s piertotum locomotor virginity and He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named himself. Credits: Hosts: Marc Snetiker (@marcsnetiker) and C. Molly Smith (@cmollysmith) Producer: Cristina Everett (@cristinaeverett) Editor: At Will Radio (@atwillradio) Contact Us: binge@ew.com

Ben Hibon, director of the animated 'Three Brothers' sequence that captivated audiences, discusses his vision for the animation and, more impressively, the creation of something unlike anything else in the Harry Potter universe. Plus, just like the golden trio, Marc and Molly go location-hopping in our take on the 10 best pitstops in 'Deathly Hallows — Part 1.' (Looking at you, campsite #59). Credits: Hosts: Marc Snetiker (@marcsnetiker) and C. Molly Smith (@cmollysmith) Producer: Cristina Everett (@cristinaeverett) Editor: At Will Radio (@atwillradio) Contact Us: binge@ew.com

Dean Thomas (Alfred Enoch) reflects on the early days of Harry Potter, his place amongst the Gryffindor boys, and what came of him and Seamus Finnigan. (Plus, we accidentally break the news to him that Dean's name was originally Gary!) In our recap, Marc and Molly go hormonal over the 10 best couples — and love triangles — of Half-Blood Prince. Credits: Hosts: Marc Snetiker (@marcsnetiker) and C. Molly Smith (@cmollysmith) Producer: Cristina Everett (@cristinaeverett) Editor: At Will Radio (@atwillradio) Contact Us: binge@ew.com

Professor Umbridge is here! Imelda Staunton shares her real thoughts on the villain — “I think she’s a bloody monster” — as Marc and Molly break down Harry’s top 10 ALL CAPS FREAKOUTS in "Order of the Phoenix." Credits: Hosts: Marc Snetiker (@marcsnetiker) and C. Molly Smith (@cmollysmith) Producer: Cristina Everett (@cristinaeverett) Editor: At Will Radio (@atwillradio) Contact Us: binge@ew.com

Viktor Krum (actor Stanislav Ianevski) talks "Goblet of Fire" hookups and cut Ron-Hermione love triangle, while costume designer Jany Temime looks back on iconic "Potter" outfits like Hermione's Yule Ball gown and Bellatrix's goth couture. Plus, Marc and Molly rank the 10 biggest fourth-film disasters — Rita Skeeter, anyone? Credits: Hosts: Marc Snetiker (@marcsnetiker) and C. Molly Smith (@cmollysmith) Producer: Cristina Everett (@cristinaeverett) Editor: Mitch Bluestein of At Will Radio (@atwillradio) Contact Us: binge@ew.com