5 Best Kyle Chandler TV Shows, Ranked

1. Friday Night Lights: In the 2000s, Kyle Chandler gained significant recognition for his role as Coach Eric Taylor in the acclaimed TV series Friday Night Lights. The show, based on H.G. Bissinger's best-selling book, explored the lives of high school football players in Texas. Chandler's portrayal of the coach earned him critical acclaim and a Saturn Award for Best Genre TV Actor in 1997.

2. Early Edition: One of Chandler's breakthrough TV shows was Early Edition, a series where he played Gary Hobson, a man who received daily newspapers from the future. This unique ability allowed him to prevent tragedies from occurring. The show ran on CBS from 1996 to 2000 and marked Chandler's breakout role.

3. Bloodline: In the dark family drama Bloodline, Chandler portrayed the morally upright Rayburn sibling John, who was also the town sheriff. As the series progressed, John's self-righteousness led him to take increasingly dangerous measures to protect his family's reputation. Chandler's performance in Bloodline earned him two Emmy nominations for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series.

4. Homefront: Although not as well-known as some of Chandler's other works, Homefront showcased Chandler's talent as he starred as Jeff Metcalf. The show depicted the lives of families in River Run, Ohio, following World War II. Chandler's performance in the series, which was later canceled in 1993, helped him establish himself as a prominent actor in television.

5. Grey's Anatomy: While Chandler never became a regular on Grey's Anatomy, his appearances in the show remain memorable. In two episodes, "It's the End of the World" and "As We Know It," he played Dylan Young, a bomb squad leader. Chandler's performance in these episodes showcased his versatility as an actor, earning him an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Guest Actor in a Drama Series.