Northern Exposure played a small role in saving my extremely unhappy life. My parents basically forced me to go to law school. A few weeks into classes, I found Northern Exposure. It was buried in a group of random channel and deep into syndication. The show made me feel just a little less depressed and I looked forward to watching it each day. I felt a lot like Joel...unhappy and out of place. I'm rewatching the show on Amazon and, IMO, it's as good as it was two decades ago. I hope the other remaining cast members, who are still with us, are doing well.

Aw how did I miss it dammit 😅

Each episode was a 1-hour novel

It’s such a joy to see a cast that clearly loves each other and loves the show, too! We need a reboot!

Rob Morrow is a cutie pie and handsome fine man

I just started watching this again up to sesion 5 now , what a wonderful show , my memories of it in the early 90's were nothing that compared to it now , highly recommended to anyone that did now see it or remember it

I just watched the entire show for the first time. It didn't age, it ripened. I had moved to New Zealand in 1988, so I didn't get to see the show in the first run, but I had heard about it from my best friend and my mother, who both loved it. I now live at 63N latitude (and not completely because I wanted to.. hence the 'accidental' part) so the references and frustrations of Joel is both annoying and relatable. I need to write the book. I really need to write my book.

Oh to be young again!

Fisher Stevens was so funny on Numb3ers.

I was hooked on NE from the beginning. Now in 2024 I’m binging on watching all the episodes again. One of the very best sitcoms ever!

Nice video. Love Northern Exposure!

I remember watching this show after I worked an 18-hour day and I needed to relax. I was never a big TV guy but I liked the show. The funniest thing I had ever seen was when O'Connell's boyfriend (I think his name was Rick) was taken out by a satellite. when they had the funeral the casket was built around the satellite because he was apparently merged with it. That was the funniest thing I had seen since the Monty Python movies. The look on all the different characters faces when the casket came into the Church was hilarious.😂😂 I miss the show... I wish they would do a reboot and bring the characters back for another series.

Why do they cancel the best shows?

I love your & your positive attitude. You inspire me.

1 thing I’d like to ask this group is “why the heck was Maurice Minnefield always so angry?!” I felt like telling him to get a grip & look at himself in the mirror! Coming across as a “Controlling Hothead!” I grew to dislike Minnefield & noticed myself saying “aw zip it Minnefield!” (Now remember… this is about the character) not the actual person. Otherwise this was a really interesting series.

Love it!

I loved this. I loved "Numb3rs" and I'm sorry it's no longer - I miss it.

🧚‍♂️We need a Northern Exposure feature film (in lieu of a 7th season)🧚‍♂️

Of course I had a crush on Maggie O'Connell. This doesn't really make sense, but Maggie came across the way that I imaged Natalie Merchant might be like based on having only heard her voice.

As Ive reflected, it I ventire this show has everything I could possibly want in a show, and that is was complete fulfillment of its own potential. However, the one thing it doesn't have, is the hip factor that say, Twin Peaks, has/had. Obviously having an 'auteur' attached to Peaks makes it easier to keep in a certain segment of publics consciousness. Northern Exposure just doesnt have that. Its probably one of the best productions of corporate TV. Its goes well beyond what could have been expected, but it might be too "wholesome" for its own good. But being on streaming services now, it great to see it getting another wind. - one last thing though, that didn't help was that theast season, season 6, was a weak way, a soft, maybe even ineffective, way to end the journey. I'd love to entertain an 7th season......

Truly one of the great TV shows to stand out from the multitude. Amazing to see this dialogue with thw actors. For me, I remember watching sporadic episodes, we were not a TV Guide household, and liking them, and they made an impression, I liked the stories, and the characters, and the setting, etc. All the things we loved about the show. I've been collecting DVDs and a few years ago I found the entire 6 seasons in the used bins for $1 each. Based on my memory of a few episodes from 30 years ago, I figured I'd spend the $6. Wow. I sat down with Season 1 and couldnt put em down until the end of the last episode (might have taken a month). Great great show. I should just pin this in my forehead as I go about in response to the inanity of the world we find ourselves today. Talk to the hand? Ok. Talk to the moose. Better.

I live a couple hrs. south of the filming location in Washington. My wife and I stopped in a couple years ago and had lunch at the Roslyn cafe. It re-kindled all the good memories of watching those first episodes. We are re-watching the the entire series. So much richer all these years later. We will return to "Sicily" Alaska again this summer and stop in at the Brick. We will wander the streets and say hello to the characters that we came to love. I think the over powering feeling I get from the show is acceptance of each person for who they are and a group of people striving, in their own imperfect way, for the common good. I grew up in towns or 350 population and 1400 population in rural Eastern Oregon. This show perfectly captured the spirit of a small town community. Thank you to the cast members for taking time to do this interview. Just a wonderful way to spend an hour.

Are you guys referring to Barbara Samenski? The cop? She always sniffled a lot! Is that the one you’re talking about?

I’m remembering some of the scenes that they’re taking about & it’s making me chuckle. Whoo-hoo!

This should be quite interesting to say the least! Ahh! This is neat! So, you’ve stated their actual names. Janine Turner, Rob Morrow, John Corbett, Barry Corbin, Cynthia Geary. Where are the rest of the gang? Hey?! 🤷‍♀️

More NE!!! At least have a two hour update on all the characters! We really still miss you all!💖

What a jewel this show was! Beautiful honest deep

So distracting, Turner moving around constantly backward/forward

😍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

It was weird, but great. Joel et Jules was great. Joel, Chris and Ed are my favorites. I always loved watching Chris dance & I hated the disrespect shown to Dr. Sometimes it was hard to watch.

Cynthia was waiting tables. Got the character of Shelly who was waiting tables. Meant to be.

Been watching every morning from the start with my wife,made it a current ritual with coffee.Got a few to go.Seen it all in the 90s.Love it.

Very interesting.😊 Thanks for sharing.

Good video. Thanks for sharing. I love the show.

My mother adored this show. Vaguely recalled watching it with her as a kid, something we always wanted to stream as the age of streaming came on, it was always the biggest absence. Cancer took her, quickly, just before the show appeared on Amazon. Stunning how much this show shaped me even as a child watching in retrospect. Blown away by the show, saw a clip of this somewhere and spent some time looking for it in full-thank you so much.

This is so cool. Thanks for organising the catch up. My local tv channel in Perth,Western Australia is showing reruns of the show at the moment and I’m really enjoying watching them, even though it’s at 4am in the morning. It was such a great, quirky show.

I own series and rewatch all the time

Rob’s a solid 5’ 6” here

Does anyone find Joel irritating?Typica New Yorker, always running his mouth… Maurice is the shit

This is wonderful! Thanx so much< I think there was another episode that was not shown in certain Red Areas. It was Ron and Eric's Wedding. And that episode's relationship between Eric and Maurice was fantastic.

The weirdness factor was a function of the great writing. Every episode had at least two-subplots and I was totally zeroed in. It was in the 6th season (?) that the sputtering started. Iris De Ment made the final episode. Great series overall; the all-star cast deserved another year, at least.

What kind of earrings is Cynthia wearing

I am over the moon that it’s FINALLY on streaming!!! My wife never watched it originally. She’s blown away at what a special, wonderful show it is. I hope the cast knows how much happiness they produced in the hearts of countless.

I hear that Cynthia Geary has a good voice. I'd love to see that happen. Just the once would be enough.

‘Northern Exposure FTW. Also Everything you all did afterwards. Respect

I suppose it's a good thing when people are too polite to tell people they can't sing very well.

Watching numbers streaming since we missed a lot of it back in the day. Great show!

It's like a continuation of the wizard of oz and Rob's character just wanted to go home.

The show shone with genuine humanity. A deep optimism in the human capacity for kindness and the importance of community. I keep thinking of that one scene when Ruth-Ann quotes Terentius, “nothing human is alien to me.“ The show was everything that is noble in art.

How about the fact that Covid is not such a damn thing anymore folks? Seeing these remote type of interviews is only just now beginning to blow me away that we lived through the pandemic.