Twin Peaks: The Television Collection / Twin Peaks: From Z to A (Limited Edition)

[Scottie]

Feb 2025:



Twin Peaks: From Z to A Blu-ray

Twin Peaks: From Z to A Blu-ray

2019:


Twin Peaks: From Z to A Blu-ray Includes the 2 versions of the Pilot and episode 8 of the Limited Event series in 4K UHD too.

Twin Peaks: The Television Collection Blu-ray

COMING ON 10/15:

* Twin Peaks - The Complete Television Collection (Paramount)
DVD; Blu-ray
EXTRAS: A wealth of intriguing, behind-the-scenes special features
-----For the first time, in one collection, the complete television phenomenon TWIN PEAKS: All 29 episodes of the original groundbreaking seasons; All 18 parts of the "Limited Event Series" - the return to Twin Peaks - that captivated audiences 25 years later, written by the series co-creators and entirely directed by David Lynch. So grab a cup of coffee, a slice of cherry pie, and experience the legendary mystery...again and again!

https://www.facebook.com/tvshowsondv...IlX&__tn__=K-R

[The Sovereign]

I got everything I need, but I’m glad to see it all coming back for anyone who doesn’t. Twin Peaks should always be in print.

[jeffarent]

Day 1 for me.

[RossD]

Who would want to own season three tho? (I kid! Sort of)

[SuperFlyHighGuy]

Season 3 is brilliant. And I'm actually watching the first two seasons again, for like the 30th time, but it's the first time I've watched them since seeing Season 3.

And it's actually made Season 2 seem more complete in a way, like now I'm more in tune with all the meandering around the mundane lives of these characters that happens once Laura's death is "wrapped up". They just go back to their lives for the most part - some more interesting than others - but I feel like The Return finally made me understand that it's ok and it's just the way it is. Just embrace the time you have there.

Except James, I'll never embrace him.

Oh, and I don't think I really need this cause I have it all, unless they add exclusive features to this set (which would piss me off).

[kirkman1987]

Sounds like this won’t include Fire Walk With Me. Just a note for those who don’t have everything yet.

[Keyser Soze.]

Nice to see this is getting a re release for everyone who's missed it in the past.

Twin Peaks deserves to be in everyone's collection.

[DR Herbert West]

Originally Posted by RossD

Who would want to own season three tho? (I kid! Sort of)

[Member-167298]

Originally Posted by SuperFlyHighGuy

And it's actually made Season 2 seem more complete in a way, like now I'm more in tune with all the meandering around the mundane lives of these characters that happens once Laura's death is "wrapped up".

I see what you did there.

[Steedeel]

Originally Posted by RossD

Who would want to own season three tho? (I kid! Sort of)

Anyone who has great taste basically. It’s a joyous work of unforgettable art, my favourite series of the three and that’s saying a lot!

[Steedeel]

Originally Posted by kirkman1987

Sounds like this won’t include Fire Walk With Me. Just a note for those who don’t have everything yet.

Will stick with my Entire collection (I know) and the new series. Fire is essential to the whole deal, it’s like Rhubarb without custard or Fish without chips!

[mikey horror]

I personally think season three is the single greatest thing Lynch has ever made. It’s incredibly hypnotic and absolutely brilliant and as much as I’d love to have more, that ending was not only perfect, but one of the greatest endings to an extended narrative show I’ve ever seen. It could not have ended any more perfectly.

[Mister_Kidd]

I would pay a considerable amount of money just for a Blu Ray of episode 8

[Malagant]

I am more than satisfied with the brilliant 'Twin Peaks: The Entire Mystery' Blu-ray which also includes 'Fire Walk With Me' and will hold onto that.

As I have said elsewhere, I thought Season 3 was mediocre/adequate. It had some interesting aspects as was to be expected, but all in all was too dark and twisted for my taste (darkness also needs light for contrast and completeness) and I thought it lacked the charm and 'heart' (=light) of the original series. In my opinion it was not up to the standard of especially Season 1 and not something I feel the need to rewatch, but I am pleased to have seen it.

Glad this collection comes out for completists though and for those who did enjoy Season 3 a lot (it was divisive also among fans though many did love it).

[oubukibun]

Looks like those who want everything will need The Entire Mystery for the exclusive extras for Fire Walk with Me, as they obviously won't be ported over here.

Here's a list of these extras for those who don't wanna check the site's listing:

Fire Walk with Me: Archival Interviews (Disc 9, SD, 5 minutes): Actors Ray Wise, Sheryl Lee, Moira Kelly and Madchen Amick briefly talk about their roles and the feature film in these vintage promotional excerpts.

Between Two Worlds (Disc 10, HD, 38 minutes): In what he underplays as "an interesting turn of events," David Lynch interviews Leland, Sarah and Laura Palmer (an in-character Ray Wise, Grace Zabriskie and Sheryl Lee), asking Leland about family memories and life after death, Sarah about her current whereabouts and pursuits, and Laura about her reflections on life, her time with her parents, and the beyond. It's a terribly strange epilogue yet so creepy, hypnotic and effective (particularly when Laura's speaking) that it's impossible to look away. Afterwards, the actors break character and break bread... erm, cherry pie for a much lighter, looser conversation about their time on the series. "It was the best of times," Wise begins. "It was the greatest experience!"

Moving Through Time: Fire Walk with Me Memories (Disc 10, HD, 30 minutes): The cast and crew of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me reminisce about the series' cancellation, the genesis and idea behind the film, the challenges Lynch faced in writing, casting and producing, MacLachlan's withdrawal from the project, recasting Donna Hayward after Lara Flynn Boyle declined to return, and other aspects of the film, its themes, characters, world, and integration of the supernatural and surreal.

Reflections on the Phenomenon of Twin Peaks (Disc 10, SD, 31 minutes): Also included is another collection of interviews with key members of the cast and crew of Fire Walk with Me, shot between May and August 2000.

There is also a photo gallery on Disc 10 related to the film.

[CrazyBlu-RayFan]

It also is uncertain if this set will have the eighth disc of The Return, which has the over 4 hour long making of documentary.

[Cremildo]

Originally Posted by RossD

Who would want to own season three tho?

People who like Twin Peaks?

[Max Solo]

Originally Posted by Malagant

I am more than satisfied with the brilliant 'Twin Peaks: The Entire Mystery' Blu-ray which also includes 'Fire Walk With Me' and will hold onto that.

As I have said elsewhere, I thought Season 3 was mediocre/adequate. It had some interesting aspects as was to be expected, but all in all was too dark and twisted for my taste (darkness also needs light for contrast and completeness) and I thought it lacked the charm and 'heart' (=light) of the original series. In my opinion it was not up to the standard of especially Season 1 and not something I feel the need to rewatch, but I am pleased to have seen it.

Glad this collection comes out for completists though and for those who did enjoy Season 3 a lot (it was divisive also among fans though many did love it).

This is awesome. While I don’t see it the same way as you ( I still think of Season three almost every day, I’m still obsessed ) at least you aren’t coming in here saying “ season three was terrible , who needs it “

It’s nice to see someone else’s opinion that you don’t feel the same but can respect why.....

[JimDiGriz]

Strange collection when it doesn't include Fire Walk With Me. That has quite a bearing on the new series.

[koberulz]

What's strange about not wanting to get sued?