: A 27-minute featurette focusing on the first week of location filming in Washington State in 2015, juxtaposed with memories of the original pilot. Additional Bonus Content

: A 10-part series of short films (approx. 30 minutes each) directed by Jason S., capturing candid moments like Lynch setting up a motel scene with Cooper and Diane.

: Blu-ray exclusive footage shot by the actor who plays Ben Horne. It includes "Behind the Red Curtain" and "I Had Bad Milk in Dehradun," offering a rare look at the construction of the Red Room and Sheryl Lee practicing her backwards dialogue.

The highlight for most fans is the extensive documentary footage that allows you to feel "on set" with the crew.

The (Season 3) 1080p Blu-ray is a comprehensive 8-disc set featuring all 18 episodes and nearly eight hours of bonus material. While the season itself is often described as a dark, abstract "fever dream" that departs from the original's lighter tones, the extras provide an immersive, "fly-on-the-wall" look at David Lynch’s meticulous creative process. Core Behind-the-Scenes Features

Twin Peaks (1990) Season 3 S03 Extras (1080p ... -

: A 27-minute featurette focusing on the first week of location filming in Washington State in 2015, juxtaposed with memories of the original pilot. Additional Bonus Content

: A 10-part series of short films (approx. 30 minutes each) directed by Jason S., capturing candid moments like Lynch setting up a motel scene with Cooper and Diane. Twin Peaks (1990) Season 3 S03 Extras (1080p ...

: Blu-ray exclusive footage shot by the actor who plays Ben Horne. It includes "Behind the Red Curtain" and "I Had Bad Milk in Dehradun," offering a rare look at the construction of the Red Room and Sheryl Lee practicing her backwards dialogue. : A 27-minute featurette focusing on the first

The highlight for most fans is the extensive documentary footage that allows you to feel "on set" with the crew. : Blu-ray exclusive footage shot by the actor

The (Season 3) 1080p Blu-ray is a comprehensive 8-disc set featuring all 18 episodes and nearly eight hours of bonus material. While the season itself is often described as a dark, abstract "fever dream" that departs from the original's lighter tones, the extras provide an immersive, "fly-on-the-wall" look at David Lynch’s meticulous creative process. Core Behind-the-Scenes Features