Titular Reference
A Touch of Frost: Critically acclaimed British television detective series.
Touching Cloth: "When the turtle head of ones faeces pretudes to the extent that it touches the cloth which comprises ones underwear."
Synopsis
DCI Jack Cloth (John Hannah) is a maverick, heavy drinking loner who has thrown himself into his work following the mysterious death of his wife. The damaged, haunted Cloth is teamed with plucky no-nonsense sidekick DC Anne Oldman (Suranne Jones). Together the pair investigate a series of increasingly grisly murders and find themselves on the trail of a devious killer. As you do. If you're a detective.
Trailers
Trailer One
Trailer Two
Hoody Chase Scene
Episodes
The first in the trilogy is set to launch this August and the second 2 x 60 series has commenced filming with transmission set for next year and a further 1 x 120 film will follow.
Reviews
A Touch of Frost: Critically acclaimed British television detective series.
Touching Cloth: "When the turtle head of ones faeces pretudes to the extent that it touches the cloth which comprises ones underwear."
Synopsis
DCI Jack Cloth (John Hannah) is a maverick, heavy drinking loner who has thrown himself into his work following the mysterious death of his wife. The damaged, haunted Cloth is teamed with plucky no-nonsense sidekick DC Anne Oldman (Suranne Jones). Together the pair investigate a series of increasingly grisly murders and find themselves on the trail of a devious killer. As you do. If you're a detective.
Trailers
Trailer One
Trailer Two
Hoody Chase Scene
Episodes
The first in the trilogy is set to launch this August and the second 2 x 60 series has commenced filming with transmission set for next year and a further 1 x 120 film will follow.
Reviews
Peter Bradshaw said:Charlie Brooker's crime drama spoof, in which John Hannah and Suranne Jones gamely play characters not too dissimilar from ones they play in actual cop shows, is stuffed to the rafters with jokes. Very good jokes, less good jokes, clever jokes, stupid jokes, visual jokes, knowing jokes, new jokes, old jokes, surreal jokes, puns, nods, winks. There is no let-up, it's relentless like there's a joke machine aimed at your head, and Charlie's not letting go of the trigger.
Kieran James said:Its a great comedy, with Monty Pythonesque silliness, well aimed criticisms, and some well worked Brechtian elements too. Clever but ludicrous, Sky One have produced another good one here and their admirable push for quality new British shows continues.
Its a great comedy, with Monty Pythonesque silliness, well aimed criticisms, and some well worked Brechtian elements too. Clever but ludicrous, Sky One have produced another good one here and their admirable push for quality new British shows continues.
Sean Marland said:The TV schedule is jam-packed with troubled detectives, so if any genre is ripe for a damn-good spoofing, it's the police procedural.
We're all familiar with the catalogue of clichés such dramas relentlessly throw at us: detectives with pasts that make a Leonard Cohen album seem cheerful; people in trench coats walking at the camera; conversations conducted almost entirely of accronyms and hammy interrogation scenes in which unhinged coppers lose it with a sneering villain.
This is Airplane humour at its best and the writers have more material to play with than a comedian riffing on John Terry.
Wes said:If you like Police Squad!, Naked Gun and Airplane you will love this. There are so many jokes it requires multiple viewings.