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Touch of Frost S4

David Jason , Bruce Alexander , Adrian Shergold , Don Leaver    NR (Not Rated)   DVD
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A Touch of Frost is one of Britain’s most successful detective series and stars award-winning actor David Jason as Detective Inspector Jack Frost, a policeman with a knack for attracting trouble. Set in the dreary town of Denton, Frost approaches each case with his characteristic dry wit and a sense of moral justice.

A Touch of Frost Season 4 includes:

“Paying the Price” - Rendered homeless by his own carelessness after burning his house down, Frost takes on a kidnapping case. A 24-hour operation at the victim's flat leads to escalating demands from the kidnapper and even Frost finds it difficult to keep cool under the pressure.

“Unknown Soldiers” - Frost finds himself staring down the barrel of a gun when he interviews a suspected drug dealer. He also investigates the holdup of a security van by a gang wielding sawn-off shotguns. But, he's far more intrigued by the death of a young soldier at an army camp. It's strictly off limits to police, but that has never stopped him before.

“Fun Times for Swingers” - Frost gets a rude introduction into the world of male escorts when a naked woman throws herself from the roof of Denton Church. He discovers the photograph of a man with whom she had an affair, but the next day the man himself is found murdered.

“The Things We Do for Love” - The savage murder of a young physiotherapist sends Jack in pursuit of the names in her electronic organizer. The prime suspect is a pillar of the local church, but Frost's belief that he is the true killer is refuted by a water-tight alibi.

“Deep Waters” - Frost is determined to make two suspects confess after a vicious knife attack, but an adversarial solicitor points out that justice must be done despite what Jack’s instincts tell him. That aside, can he trust his hunch about a mysterious assailant at the local university... or not?


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5.0 out of 5 stars Frost isn't cold May 19 2013
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The character Jack Frost developes in a way that you feel compassion for him, surprisingly. Just as he shows compassion for the underdogs he investigates.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Touch of Frost season 4 is absolutely great May 11 2013
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As usual with this series season 4 is again full of great detective stories. Wish there were more programs out there like this one. It has the top rating in my movie collection. It keeps your interest peaked from start to finish. Definately recommend this series highly.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Best of British Police Mysteries Nov 30 2004
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Frost is an unpolished Morse who deals with real crime in a mid-

sized city.He dislikes authority,is not neat,but is clever,brave,

lucky,and emphathetic with victims.Each episode is 100 minutes,and

takes 5 weeks to produce (an attractive bonus feature is an interview with David Jason).There is good character development

of each of the principles,and for each episode Frost has a different partner (this is deliberate).The acting,photography

and music are excellent.Small comic elements present a contrast

to the main story line.Eventually,there may be 10 sets in this

series,and I intend to get all of them.Series 4 is one of the

best,because of the interview,and stories such as the first

(kidnapped sister).
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5.0 out of 5 stars Absolutely fabulous! Feb 22 2007
By British Mystery Buff - Published on Amazon.com
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With each succeeding season of A Touch of Frost I watch, I become more eager to view the next. I didn't think I could like another detective as much as the incomparable Morse, but Jack Frost runs a close second. Frost is an unorthodox detective, though not in the same manner as Morse, and his personal life is just as muddled. However, in Jack's case, detection is his higher priority. Bring on season 5!
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1.0 out of 5 stars A disservice to the series April 20 2006
By Robert Tipton - Published on Amazon.com
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I own and have enjoyed Seasons 1-3, but Season 4 represents a sharp downturn in the quality of writing. The dialogue was terrible in the first episode - the characters seemed to always be either shouting or sulking, often both within the same scene.

The second episode had improved dialogue, but the plot made no sense, and had very little suspense. The mystery is basically solved when a minor character simply confesses his involvement, and the bad guy (who's been onscreen for less than a minute by now), confesses as well. I don't have the heart to watch the remaining episodes for a while - barring a massive improvement in the writing, the Frost series ends at Season 3 for me.
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