Northern Exposure: The Complete Series [DVD]

I did not regret purchasing this. I have watched almost the entire thing and the price is unbeatable. I bought this well before I started to see it in stores. Fun fact, this was filmed in the state of Washington, not Alaska. If you are wanting a great series for a great price, this seller will get you what you need in one piece.

It was a funny TV series back in the day, and it is still fun to watch today too.

Great show! Bingeworthy!

Another great find. The series wasn't put on DVD for a long time because there were issues obtaining the rites to all the music played on the show's radio station. Eventually they just replaced all the songs with similar ones. I wouldn't even know they'd been replaced had I not read about it.

This is the real thing! 113 episodes on twenty-five discs, with the ORIGINAL music intact!All your favorite characters come back to life in Cicely, Alaska! Dr. Fleishman, the Columbia Medical School graduate who is serving as an indentured servant to the State of Alaska to pay off his tuition; Maggie O'Connel, the hot-tempered bush pilot and Fleishman's nemesis; Chris Stevens, the ex-con and current Voice of Arrowhead County, via the airwaves of KBHR, 570 AM on your radio dial; Marylin Whirlwind, the wise but quiet Native American receptionist at Fleishman's office; Ed Chigliac, the wanna-be movie writer/director/producer and shaman-in-training; Maurice Minnifield, the ex-astronaut/plutocrat who thinks his 17 million dollars is all the money in the world; Ruth Ann Miller, who runs the town's general store; Holling and Shelly, Cicely's May-December couple and proprietors of The Brick, Cicely's only bar, and all the rest - goumet chef Adam and his hypocondriac wife, Eve, Walt the trapper, Dave the short-order cook at The Brick - they're all here.I've just finished binge-watching this entire series, and every disc, every episode was perfect; no dark scenes, no blurry edges or muted dialogue.However, I was disappointed to learn there is no directorial or character/actor commentary for any of the episodes, but most have deleted scenes you can watch, which they're calling "Bonus Content."Don't let the price fool you, though; if you loved the series, as I do, you won't feel let down or taken in when it arrives. I've read some other reviews that claimed missing or duplicate discs, but I have no such complaints (well, except for the lack of commentary).My order arrived two days early, in perfect condition.The entire series for less than forty bucks? I think this is one of the best bargains on Amazon!Highly recommended.I paid the same price you'll pay for this DVD set. I don't accept free products from sellers in exchange for my reviews.

Great series

This was a splurge that is worth every penny. We have been savouring every episode about the people of Sicily, AK (actually filmed in Roslyn, WA) and their quirky antics. We try to watch only one a week to stretch out our watching happiness.If you remember this show and think you might like to watch it again, you are absolutely right!It's wonderful to watch a series that DOESN'T:- include gratuitous and escalating violence with every episode and season- have escalating episode-ending cliff hangers that leave the mind spinning and anxious- celebrate people acting like total jerks to themselves and others by cheating, drinking (in excess!), lying, etc. (Disclaimer: I am not a Christian, just someone who likes to see the good in others).It's wonderful to watch a series that DOES:- celebrate the eccentricities and delightful charms of human nature and community- highlight the power and impact of nature without proselytizing or being depressing- include aspects of magical realism and the explainable mystery of life- have amazing writing and interwoven threads of plot in every episode- leave the viewer feeling good about the world and the people--relaxed, thoughtful, and able to sleep.And, the theme song: Try to listen all the way through and not wiggle some part of your body or tap a toe.From a nuts and bolts perspective the outer case it quite light weight, more like card stock, but the discs seem well manufactured and the DVD cases are sturdy.

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