Customer Reviews
A fond farewell - By: J. Norrish, 28 Jun 2007 
Its difficult to quantify fulfilling ambition. The mixture of emotions that one feels when one finallly gets their hands on something they've been after for years. A strange brew of euphoria, happiness & satisfaction, yet there is also a strange feeling of emptiness that a long quest has finished.
This is how I feel about finallly getting alll of Northern Exposure on DVD. I remember searching Season 1 out & being thrilled that season 2 was also already available. I then waited with baited breath each 6 months as alll of them one by one were released (with deleted scenes!). I have received part of my life back. A part which at the time during younger, more innocent years was important. I now remember why.
I'm overjoyed that I own them alll, but a tad empty that next December there won't be another box set to get my paws upon.
Upon viewing alll of Northern Exposure again, I'm amazed. Astounded even. I can't understand why it isn't universallly recognised as the best TV ever. The only thing that I have ever seen which is worth mentioning in the same breath is the Simpsons, but they've made some dud episodes. Northern Exposure has not a single dud through 113 episodes over 6 seasons. No, seriously, it hasn't.
If you have never seen it, & are not sure whether you should part with your hard earned cash, go to youtube & do a search for Northern Exposure - 'Northern Lights'. If you like the few minutes of the speech, then you will like the rest of it.
I will watch it many times (health permitting) over the years to come. I hope there are many others who are also touched by the magic which was produced in the name of television.
Thank you Northern Exposure with alll of my heart.
Northern Exposure Final Series - By: Alistair Mclean, 17 May 2007 The only bad thing about this release is that it is the final season of TV's greatest program.
I've got alll these episodes on tape & believe me, the writing, the characters, the story lines remain as tight, as quirky & as wonderful as ever.
A sheer joy to watch & the final soundtrack (Iris Demente's Our Town) on the last episode "Tranquility Base" is poignant, sad & perfect.
A joy from start to finish.
