Northern Exposure (1990-1995)

Hands down, this is the greatest series ever made... there's just nothing else that comes close.

I finally sat down to rewatch it yesterday after such a long time. Honestly? I was worried I wouldn't vibe with it like I used to, but man, was I wrong.🙏 It’s just so warm and packed with incredible characters.🙏

It’s truly a timeless masterpiece!

Life up north... man, it really takes me back. I remember being a kid and heading out before school started, so watching this kind of brings all those old memories flooding back. For me, this show is just legendary—it’s got that totally trippy, alternative vibe. My favorite parts have to be those weird, surreal sequences they throw in every now and then, like when Ed ran into that Native American guy who used to visit him, or whenever Joe starts having those wild dreams. Honestly, the whole series is just top-tier.

Wait, did I even watch this series before?! 🤷

To be honest, I actually caught a few minutes of it just a couple of days ago 🙂

I managed to snag the first four seasons, but I can't find an American dub for seasons 3 and 4 anywhere. Anyone know how to track those down?

Does nobody know?

I don't think there's even an American translation available for seasons 3 and 4...
though the English version definitely exists. 😁

I was reading somewhere that these DVDs on the market are missing the original series soundtrack. Apparently, CBS decided it wasn't worth the massive headache or the astronomical licensing fees required to clear all those songs, so they just swapped everything out for generic filler music...

On another note, I'm trying to figure out which episode we actually watched today, but there's absolutely no indication provided anywhere. Any idea which one it was?

Does anyone happen to know if the season three DVDs have actually hit the shelves yet?

vividcyclist35 said:Also, I'm wondering—since there's zero info anywhere—roughly which episode aired today?

Three Amigos

An excellent series—top-tier quality. I first watched it about 10 or 15 years ago. Revisiting it now brings a certain sense of relaxation—contentment, even—to my routine.

Noah Johnson63 said:It’s such an incredible series—really top-tier quality. I first watched it about 10 or 15 years ago, and honestly, whenever I revisit it now, I just feel this sense of relaxation and pure contentment, like everything is right with the world.

👍 I have to say, I completely agree with every single word you wrote; it’s a truly beautiful show with such a positive vibe, and that hasn't changed one bit since I first saw it over a decade ago.

Amy Walker4 said:👍 I could sign off on everything you just said—it’s truly a wonderful series with a positive vibe, holding up just as well now as it did ten years ago.

Exactly. The show manages to stay positive and calm. 🙂 😘

Noah Johnson63 said:Exactly, there's this sense of positivity in the series, and it feels somewhat peaceful 🙂 😘

🙂 yeah, peaceful—that’s actually the perfect word I was searching for

Los, who shows up in the opening credits, is actually the only elk that ever got paid $5,000 for his work. He was basically an orphan from Alaska who ended up at the University of Washington, right in the heart of the US where they filmed the show. 🙂

This series is an absolute masterpiece! Every single time I watch it, I find myself completely blown away by how incredible it is!

Amy Walker4 said:The show is a masterpiece. It nails it every single time.

Honestly, one of the finest things ever produced in America.

Does anyone happen to know who's singing in this episode? You know, at the end when Chris turns on all those crazy colorful lights and that music starts playing—it sounds just like an Indian version of Enyu. Who is that vocalist?

Has anyone seen that part where Chris launches that piano like a catapult? 🤷

Man... 😍