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Amazon.co.uk Review If you're one of those who rolls their eyes whenever a new detective drama appears on the television, then you're clearly not alone. A Touch Of Cloth, boasting a screenplay co-written by Charlie Brooker, is a glorious send-up of the genre. There's clearly a lot of love and affection for it, too, and the ridiculing on offer here is pretty much first class. What's more, there's actually an interesting case at the heart of it. A Touch Of Cloth centres around John Hannah's DCI Jack Cloth. He ticks the traditional boxes: he's heavy drinking, his wife has left him, and he's finding what solace he can in his work. He collects newspaper cuttings, too. Furthermore, he's got a new sidekick, DC Anne Oldman, played by Suranne Jones. This partnership have to get to the bottom of a case, but there's just as much fun keeping an eye out for all the jokes and the background gags that have been woven in. The DVD joins in the fun, going behind the scenes of the show. There's a making-of piece, for instance, which might help you pick out a few more gags. Then there's a collection of interviews too, as well as a look into the writing process. It's not an exhaustive set, certainly, but what's there is suitably interesting. A Touch Of Cloth is but the first adventure in a series for DCI Jack Cloth. By the time you get to the end of this one, chances are you'll already be keen to catch up with the next... --Jon Foster Product Description Taking a pop at every British police crime drama there is, John Hannah stars in this one-off spoof as tough, been there-done that, DCI Jack Cloth. Following the death of his wife in mysterious circumstances, the hard-drinking, and slightly bitter, loner sets out on the trail of a psychopathic killer who has, naturally, been leaving a trail of grisly remains in his wake. Aided and abetted by his equally tough and impatient-for-answers colleague DC Anne Oldman (Suranne Jones), the pair try to crack the case, all the while being pressured relentlessly for results by their boss, A.C.C. Boss (Julian Rhind-Tutt).

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