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| Twin Peaks: The First
Season Special Edition |
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David Lynch's 1990 "Twin Peaks" is still one
of the best TV series ever produced
• Strange characters, wild plot twists, and
dark secrets galore
• The four DVD set is loaded with special features |
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The pilot is not part of this set
• More cliffhangers than you might be able
to handle will drive you insane with desire for the second
season |
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The Bottom Line - For those
of us who never could keep up with TV schedules to follow this
extraordinarily bizarre murder mystery set in a Pacific Northwest
small town, this box set is a godsend.
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Four DVDs with all seven episodes of
the first season |
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Hours of special features, script notes,
interviews, and documentation |
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Groundbreaking TV, or simply the longest
David Lynch movie ever |
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Apple Pie for the Soul
For those of us who could never keep up with TV schedules to follow
this extraordinarily bizarre murder mystery set in a Pacific Northwest
small town, this box set is a godsend. FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper
(Kyle MacLachlan) investigates the death of prom queen Laura Palmer
in a town populated with more weirdos than you can shake a log at.
The ensuing rustic noir is as creepy and fascinating as only David
Lynch could have made it. To be able to watch this groundbreaking
show at your leisure and explore the many special features is a real
treat -- as long as you're aware that the pilot episode is not part
of the package. |
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