Twin Peaks: The Television Collection

The DVD is region locked here in the Arabian Peninsula so I can’t play it, but other than that the case is a bit of a hassle and the discs are getting scratched

Girlfriend love this for a birthday gift!! She's been talking about trying to find a box set of this show for months. Show is pretty good too can't lie lmao.

Overall very happy with this product. My only issue is the writing on the discs is very hard to see. Otherwise it's very good !

D**n Fine Coffee - And a D**n Fine Show! This is the definitive collection of the Twin Peaks series - including the Television pilot, the complete first season, the complete second season, and the complete third season / follow-up from the 2010's. I've been a fan of this show ever since I first watched it as a teenager with my mom when it was first broadcasted on Television, and I remember the Twin Peaks "Craze" that struck American TV audiences back then. People nowadays would find it hard to believe but Twin Peaks was such a phenomenon that audiences - and even my own home - would have "Twin Peaks Parties" each week, inviting friends and family over to watch each new episode and having party foods and snacks as we intensely watched with bated breath at what sort of mysteries Agent Cooper would unfold next. Some of us even dressed up in costumes to emulate the characters, and I'm not ashamed to say, as a young teen, I wore my hair pomaded, and a black suit, with a black and red striped tie, to look my Cooperish best, as we ate donuts, drank d**n fine coffee, and kept our eyes glued to the TV set, trying to figure out who killed Laura Palmer, while likewise dreaming about the lovely Sherilyn Fenn, and hoping we'd see more of the Little Man in his red suit do his jazz dance and talk in backwards gibberish. The series is probably one of the most historically important in TV, because it changed the landscape of television for all time. The same way the Honeymooners defined the 50's, Dragnet the 60's, Starsky and Hutch the 70's, Miami Vice the early 80's, Twin Peaks defined the late 80's-early 90's television-land and created a culture of retro-cool noir that re-established television as a serious medium of entertainment. Without Twin Peaks there would've been no "X-files", no "Sopranos", no "Rome", no "Deadwood", no "Yellowstone". Twin Peaks broke ground where there was nothing but a blank canvas beforehand, and it left behind it an indelible legacy of how great Television could be, crossing the boundaries into the quality of story, scope, acting, and production value of a motion picture that appears on the small screen weekly. With all that being said, this set has everything Twin Peaks there is to see, except of course for the ill-fated film, but then again, this is the complete Television Collection, not a film collection. :) The DVD quality is first-rate, the sound is superb, and the show is a slice of genius from the creator David Lynch - who has the brillance of Alfred Hitchcock, the talent of Orson Welles, and the nightmarish madness of Ridley Scott all rolled into one off-beat mind. Some other folks have complained about the box of this box set itself being cheap flimsy plastic. It is what it is. I bought this for the discs, not the box. I keep all my dvd's and blu-rays in separate clothbound album cases anyway. But other than that, this set is a treasure. It hearkens me back to my young and dangerous adolescence, when the retro-noir cool of the 50's clashed with the pop-urban sprawl of the 90's to make an era that no one would ever believe existed if they didn't live through it themselves. And at a price under $40, you can't go wrong! So, make a pot of d**n fine coffee, put on the dvd, sit back, and relax and maybe you too can go back in time to an era when the night was darker, but the world was brighter.

Mi serie favorita, q loco que en dvd se vea tan bien Descansa en paz genio david lynch

This is an odd series. I like "odd". The story opens with a mystery and happily, there are enough characters that could have "done it" that it's a fun ride. All the characters (ALL) are quircky in a good way. Some are downright miserable. It has the feel of a 1970's show, but makes me feel a bit like watching the 1960's "Twilight Zone", a little like the "X-files", and a bit Alfred Hitchcock. Hard to pin down. FYI, make sure you watch "the Log Lady".