Though it only lasted for two seasons, David Lynch's shockingly original TV drama TWIN PEAKS forever changed the face of primetime television. A bizarre, ingenious, hysterical, terrifying murder mystery set in the Pacific Northwest logging town of Twin Peaks, the series opens with the discovery of the body of Laura Palmer (Sheryl Lee), a seemingly straitlaced high school student. Assigned to the case is FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper (Kyle MacLachlan), a quirky man who converses regularly with Diane, his portable tape recorder. As Cooper settles into his life in Twin Peaks, he meets a revolving cast of characters who are all off-kilter in their own personal way. Gradually, the town's facade of extreme normality begins to crack mightily, revealing an endless barrage of schemes, fronts, and hidden relationships that expose Twin Peaks as the disturbed, unsettling town that it is. This collection presents the series' entire first season, not including the original two-hour pilot.

DVD Features:

Region 1
Special Packaging
4-Disc Set
Full Frame - 1.33
Audio:
Dolby Digital 5.1 - English
DTS Surround 5.1 - English
Dolby Digital Stereo - English
Additional Release Material:
Introduction - Log Lady - Star
Audio Commentary
Production Interview - Cast
Production Interview - Cinema and Television Experts
Interactive Features:
Interactive Menus
Text/Photo Galleries:
Additional Text - Archival material from the TWIN PEAKS fanzine, "Wrapped in Plastic"

Kyle MacLachlan: American actor, SEX AND THE CITY, TWIN PEAKS
Michael Ontkean: Canadian Actor
Madchen Amick: American Film/TV Actress
Lara Flynn Boyle: American Actress, THE PRACTICE
Sherilyn Fenn: American Actress
Warren Frost: Dr. William Heyward - "Twin Peaks"
Peggy Lipton: Julie Barnes of TV's "The Mod Squad"
James Marshall: American Actor
Everett McGill: Twin Peaks - "Big Ed" Hurley, of Big Ed's Gas Farm
Jack Nance: frequent collaborator of David Lynch; Henry in "Eraserhead"
Ray Wise: American Supporting Actor
Piper Laurie: American actress, CARRIE (1976)

David Lynch: American Director

Angelo Badalamenti: American Composer

Dwayne Durham: 

"...The first three or four shows were the best -- when the series was still indulging Kyle MacLachlan in his hilariously surreal non sequiturs..."