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April 11, 09:26 PM

Baby?

Connie: A baby could make life veeerrry interesting. People respond really well to the family aspects of the show, it will really resonate with people. It will be more fun and filled with more conflict!

Kyle: I think it will allow for a lot of comedy, a lot of love, and a lot of interest in these two characters. All of a sudden you have a baby coming into a world where you don't expect it with two 40-somethings...there's gonna be a lot of fun to be had with it. We're going to have fun with having a coach taking care of a baby! What if it's twins?! What if we get a dog?!

COMMENTS

I dont get to watch this show until my girls are in bed and i am all by myself to absorb everything- i record every episode- this show is amazing - it is inspiring- the love you two share is so appropriate for this program and i love you both- Kyle your patience with those kids is unbelievable you are the greatest - i do hope that your storyline changes and you get to stay in dillon for another season- but i understand where connie is coming from too- dream and dream big - this is the greatest show on television right now - your biggest fan in north dakota

Hi Kyle and Connie!!
Haven't watched tonights episode yet...running kids to and from activities. Anyway, I think a baby is going to be a great addition to this story line.

Susan

Well, with either a baby or a dog, they'll both steal the scene from you!

Great work - we here in Austin are praying that FNL gets picked up. WHEN that happens, we'll start working on your Emmy nominations. Tami and Kyle!

I'm in 5th grade. I love your show. Coach Taylor your a great dad. How do I get my dad to understand me more?

Question for Kyle, any football experiance? Played it back in highschool?

How do you think Julie will react to a new brother or sister?

Do you have any indication at all that the show will get picked up for a second season? -Ashleigh

Hi -- you guys are great, as is the show. Are there ever any subject matters where you personally feel differently than your character? Do you ever have to go against your morals or values as a an actor -- in order to portray the character's own values? And if so, how do you do this?

In what timeline is this show going to pick back up? The season's over? Do things pick up at the beginning of the next football season, six months down the road? How's that going to work?

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