Get the Entire Run of Twin Peaks All in One Package

In 1990, long before the Golden Age of Television, *Twin Peaks* arrived and defied expectations. Its unique blend of weirdness, intrigue, and captivating storytelling cemented its status as a masterpiece, a quality that remains undeniable even today. This new 21-disc Blu-ray collection, *Twin Peaks: From Z to A*, is the ultimate package for fans, boasting the complete series, the prequel film *Fire Walk With Me*, and over 20 hours of bonus features. Available for pre-order now, it hits shelves February 3rd (find it on Amazon).

Where to Buy *Twin Peaks: From Z to A*

Twin Peaks: From Z to A (Blu-ray)

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When I say *Twin Peaks: From Z to A* is comprehensive, I mean it. This set includes the original two seasons (1990-1991), David Lynch's 1992 film *Fire Walk With Me*, and the 18-episode 2017 revival *Twin Peaks: The Return*. If you're seeking a single collection containing everything *Twin Peaks*, your search ends here.

*Twin Peaks: From Z to A* Contents

Main Content

• Twin Peaks: The Complete Original Series (1990-1991): 29 episodes
• Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992): Feature film directed by David Lynch
• Twin Peaks: A Limited Event Series (2017): 18 episodes, all directed by David Lynch

Special Features

• The Missing Pieces: Deleted and extended scenes from Fire Walk With Me
• 4K UHD versions: Of the Original Series Pilot and Part 8 of A Limited Event Series
• Behind The Curtain: Behind-the-scenes footage from season 3
• Roadhouse Music Performances: Full-length versions of all musical performances
• A Talk with Kyle MacLachlan and Sheryl Lee
• On the Couch with Kimmy and Harry
• A wealth of previously released special features

Initially released in 2020 as a limited edition, this collection quickly sold out. This more widely available release makes the complete *Twin Peaks* experience accessible to all. For a fitting tribute to the late David Lynch, be sure to check out our article, "They Don't Make 'Em Like David Lynch Anymore," exploring his unique genius. RIP.