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# A Touch of Frost - Complete Series 1-15 [DVD]

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A Touch of Frost is one of Britain's best loved ITV detective dramas starting Sir David Jason as Detective Inspector Jack Frost--an unconventional policeman with sympathy for the underdog and an instinct for moral justice. Sloppy, disorganised and disrespectful, he attracts trouble like a magnet. Also starring Bruce Alexander and John Lyons. This DVD box set features all episodes from series 1-15, including the last ever episode (please note that there was no series 13 ever broadcast). DVD Extras include 3 x different endings (1 exclusive to DVD), plus Touched by Frost: Goodbye Jack Documentary Episodes Include Series 1 Care And Protection, Not With Kindness, Conclusions Series 2 A Minority of One, Widows and Orphans, Nothing to Hide, Stranger in The House Series 3 Appropriate Adults, Quarry, Dead Male One, No Refuge Series 4 Paying the Price, Unknown Soldiers, Fun Times For Swingers, The Things We Do For Love, Deep Waters Series 5 Penny For The Guy, House Calls, True Confessions, No Other Love Series 6 Appendix Man, One Man's Meat, Private Lives, Keys To The Car Series 7 Line Of Fire Series 8 Benefit Of The Doubt Series 9 Mistaken Identity Series 10 Hidden Truth, Close Encounters, Held In Trust Series 11 Another Life, Dancing In The Dark Series 12 Near Death Experience, An Endangered Species Series 14 Mind Games, In The Public Interest, Dead End Series 15 If Dogs Run Free

Review: Surpisingly downbeat crime drama with marvellous acting and intricate plots. - The complete collection comprises 29 discs and 18 years worth of David Jason being dramatic. Personally, I feel that this is his the magnum opus of his acting career; quite possibly what garnered him the knighthood. A very good series in both plot and production values, there are by-and-large only a few scripting instances that make you realise the early episodes are from the mid-1990s. The programme is quite often gritty with a bleak outlook on life which is leavened with occasional flashes of comedy, sometimes within the darkest of scenes. A plethora of fantastic scripts often deal with contemporaneous social issues with a barbed anger against economic and social inequalities, many of which sadly still trouble us all today, that manifests itself in DI Frost's attitude and interactions. Furthermore, a interestingly wide cast of supporting law enforcement personnel, such as Caroline Harker, John Lyons and the guy from Hollyoaks, populate the show, particularly within its earlier seasons, giving a stronger verisimilitude to the police station setting than most police procedural dramas have. The guest casting is also often impressive with well written roles for such luminaries as Sue Cleaver, Noel Clarke, Danny Dyer and Linda Bassett springing up throughout the 29 DVDs, although the star really is Sir David Jason who stuns in his role as the world-weary detective who breaks all the rules, giving an albeit different combination of cliched TV tropes humanity breathing life into them to become a believable human being. Equally good is Bruce Alexander in making the comedy/bureaucratic boss role human too, his character of Superintendent Mullett is obsessed with figures and good press, but Alexander's performance (and the scripts) ensure that we know Mullett and Frost have roughly similar goals for the police force but with very different outlooks. Packaged quite compactly, the only negative I have find with this box set is the double stacking of discs within the cases, which makes it a faff to access some discs as the ones at the bottom of each stack require me to remove three discs before I can reach them. Overall, a excellent drama series to sit down with on a Sunday evening with a glass of rosé or Tizer and a packet of Freddos or Cadbury's Spira bars. Marvellous.
Review: A long term 'gem' - It took me a year to watch this collection. I had occasionally seen episodes on TV. I have read the novels, and Jason's Frost is a far more sympathetic character than Wingfield's original creation. It is a reflection on Jason's ability that after the first episode - where one kept waiting for the punch line or the humour - the serious, if never quite without humour, portrayal of a provincial detective becomes extremely convincing. John Lyons as Detective Sergeant Toolan is very convincing. I can hardly read a British crime novel featuring a competent Detective Sergeant, without visualising D. S. Toolan! As the series progresses Superintendant Mullet becomes a far more, if never an entirely, sympathetic character, far more convincing too. There is a constant low level humour throughout the series, perhaps reflecting the working humour that must exist in most police stations, however as the series progresses, it sometimes seems in danger of getting out of hand, and reducing parts of a generally convincing series to slapstick. As 'Jack' gets older the calls on him to play the action hero, fighting knife armed criminals, etc. seem to increase, although never too far OTT. Over the years the story lines do remain convincing, and 'Jack's' personal flaws add to this. By the time Series14 comes along, the aged appearance of the actors does begin to catch one's eye, Lyons probably even more so than Jason, although the stories still hold together well, saying perhaps even more for the quality of the acting, despite the 'visual' blip. In the end of series documentary, Jason states that real detectives had said that the Frost series portrayed CID, in all its imperfections, much as they would like to be seen. I can see why. Good, convincing stories, great acting, and a vey enjoyable, long running series. Definitely worth obtaining. I am sure, over time I will watch them all again, and enjoy them just as much.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Contributor | David Jason |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 1,404 Reviews |
| Format | Box set, PAL |
| Genre | Documentary |
| Language | English |
| Manufacturer | ITV Studios Home Entertainment |
| Number of discs | 29 |
| Publication date | 15 Aug. 2011 |
| Runtime | 4004 minutes |

## Product Details

- **Contributor:** David Jason
- **Format:** Box set, PAL
- **Genre:** Documentary
- **Language:** English
- **Number of discs:** 29

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Surpisingly downbeat crime drama with marvellous acting and intricate plots.
*by U***R on 5 May 2020*

The complete collection comprises 29 discs and 18 years worth of David Jason being dramatic. Personally, I feel that this is his the magnum opus of his acting career; quite possibly what garnered him the knighthood. A very good series in both plot and production values, there are by-and-large only a few scripting instances that make you realise the early episodes are from the mid-1990s. The programme is quite often gritty with a bleak outlook on life which is leavened with occasional flashes of comedy, sometimes within the darkest of scenes. A plethora of fantastic scripts often deal with contemporaneous social issues with a barbed anger against economic and social inequalities, many of which sadly still trouble us all today, that manifests itself in DI Frost's attitude and interactions. Furthermore, a interestingly wide cast of supporting law enforcement personnel, such as Caroline Harker, John Lyons and the guy from Hollyoaks, populate the show, particularly within its earlier seasons, giving a stronger verisimilitude to the police station setting than most police procedural dramas have. The guest casting is also often impressive with well written roles for such luminaries as Sue Cleaver, Noel Clarke, Danny Dyer and Linda Bassett springing up throughout the 29 DVDs, although the star really is Sir David Jason who stuns in his role as the world-weary detective who breaks all the rules, giving an albeit different combination of cliched TV tropes humanity breathing life into them to become a believable human being. Equally good is Bruce Alexander in making the comedy/bureaucratic boss role human too, his character of Superintendent Mullett is obsessed with figures and good press, but Alexander's performance (and the scripts) ensure that we know Mullett and Frost have roughly similar goals for the police force but with very different outlooks. Packaged quite compactly, the only negative I have find with this box set is the double stacking of discs within the cases, which makes it a faff to access some discs as the ones at the bottom of each stack require me to remove three discs before I can reach them. Overall, a excellent drama series to sit down with on a Sunday evening with a glass of rosé or Tizer and a packet of Freddos or Cadbury's Spira bars. Marvellous.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A long term 'gem'
*by C***R on 7 December 2015*

It took me a year to watch this collection. I had occasionally seen episodes on TV. I have read the novels, and Jason's Frost is a far more sympathetic character than Wingfield's original creation. It is a reflection on Jason's ability that after the first episode - where one kept waiting for the punch line or the humour - the serious, if never quite without humour, portrayal of a provincial detective becomes extremely convincing. John Lyons as Detective Sergeant Toolan is very convincing. I can hardly read a British crime novel featuring a competent Detective Sergeant, without visualising D. S. Toolan! As the series progresses Superintendant Mullet becomes a far more, if never an entirely, sympathetic character, far more convincing too. There is a constant low level humour throughout the series, perhaps reflecting the working humour that must exist in most police stations, however as the series progresses, it sometimes seems in danger of getting out of hand, and reducing parts of a generally convincing series to slapstick. As 'Jack' gets older the calls on him to play the action hero, fighting knife armed criminals, etc. seem to increase, although never too far OTT. Over the years the story lines do remain convincing, and 'Jack's' personal flaws add to this. By the time Series14 comes along, the aged appearance of the actors does begin to catch one's eye, Lyons probably even more so than Jason, although the stories still hold together well, saying perhaps even more for the quality of the acting, despite the 'visual' blip. In the end of series documentary, Jason states that real detectives had said that the Frost series portrayed CID, in all its imperfections, much as they would like to be seen. I can see why. Good, convincing stories, great acting, and a vey enjoyable, long running series. Definitely worth obtaining. I am sure, over time I will watch them all again, and enjoy them just as much.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Stuff 👍
*by P***H on 3 December 2025*

Classic!!!

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