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Stars indicate the most critically-acclaimed shows.
Twin Peaks
The Second Season DVD
Generally favorable reviews
Based on 11 critic reviews
How did we calculate this?
Based on 12 votes
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Show Info
Genre(s): Drama
Created By:
Mark Frost
David Lynch
Summary
Starring Kyle MacLachlan, Michael Ontkean, Mädchen Amick, Richard Beymer, Lara Flynn Boyle, Sherilyn Fenn, Peggy Lipton, and Ray Wise
The second and final season of one of television's most original series finally arrives on DVD after first airing on ABC during the 1990-91 season, answering the "Who Killed Laura Palmer?" question during its midpoint. Don't expect any David Lynch commentaries--or a whole lot of extras. A combined Twin Peaks 2-season set (including the hard-to-find pilot) may be released later in 2007.
What The Critics Said
All critic scores are converted to a 100-point scale. If a critic does not indicate a score, we assign a score based on the general impression given by the text of the review. Learn more...
digitallyOBSESSEDMark Zimmer
The series still holds up exceptionally well, and remains even in its slightly lesser second season one of the best things ever to air on television.
Read Full Review >Slant MagazineKeith Uhlich
The great moments in [the] later episodes become increasingly isolated.
Read Full Review >The New York TimesDennis Lim
The world of “Twin Peaks” is a truly rich and commodious one, attentive both to narrative mythology and to character back story, suited equally to the scrutiny of fanzines and dissertations.
Read Full Review >Under The RadarNick Hyman
One of the most influential television shows of all time... though we still don't have the pilot or many extras. [#17, p.102]
IGNTodd Gilchrist
Far more than "just" satisfying fans who waited to watch the rest of the show, this set will hopefully vindicate the series as one of the best ever produced.
Read Full Review >New York Daily NewsDavid Hinckley
The extras don't add up to much... The shows, though, are as unique, baffling and bizarre as they were in 1990-91.
Read Full Review >Boston GlobeTom Russo
Without the eerie whodunit that had helped make "Peaks" a phenomenon in its abbreviated debut season, the series relied more than ever on its true core: odd characters doing odder things, refracting as much as reflecting homey images of small-town life.
Read Full Review >Pittsburgh Post-GazetteRob Owen
I always felt that once the show got past the "Who killed Laura Palmer?" mystery, it faltered, but then righted itself before the final, shocking cliffhanger episode.
Read Full Review >Kansas City StarDerek Donovan
Robbed of their central storyline, episodes veer off into the banal and inanely bizarre.... That is a real pity, because when the show works, it’s absolutely enthralling.
Read Full Review >DVD TownTyler Shainline
While the first season of "Twin Peaks" is a highlight of the artistic capabilities of the television medium, season two is an example of the depths of mediocrity most shows exist in.
Read Full Review >What Our Users Said
The average user rating for this show is 8.2 (out of 10) based on 12 User Votes
Note: User votes are NOT included in the Metascore calculation.
Eric C. gave it an8:
A good show, almost classic Lynch. It's just too bad that if you want to get in to it, you'll have to buy the first season. And good luck hunting down that seemingly nonexistent beast.
David gave it a10:
One of the best TV shows ever, and Season 2 for me was even better than Season 1, pity you americans still havent got the pilot, the Australian DVD has it though, you might want to import it if your a hardcore fan.
Brad Garrett gave it a10:
best TV show ever. simple as that.
Adam G gave it a2:
Overly long winded, confusing and takes itself far too seriously.
Marc D. gave it a10:
Other than the Ben Horne Civil-War re-creation story arc, the second season is outstanding. The episodes between our knowing who killed Laura and the characters realizing the truth are truly frightening. The Giant sequences still freak me out to this day. And you've gotta love the room service waiter.
jay gave it a10:
One of my all time favs is now complete on DVD. But i'm afraid to open my set, as now I've heard it may be released again as a whole WITH the pilot??? Anyone know a date??
