The Frost episodes are the very best! Narration wonderful too.

Oh no. Who could be so heartless to delete all of my Detective Frost radio programs. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PUT THEM BACK.

Excellent many thanks for posting 👏👏👏👏👍😊

My parents would take me to the Alexander Theatre in Birmingham every two weeks when the plays changed over. Leslie Sands and his wife Pauline starred in most of the productions. A great introduction to Theatre thank you all. Wonderful days!

This was a gem, and I've listened to a lot

This was an excellent play, always happy to hear the brooding voice of Jack May aka Nelson Gabriel of the Archers. Sadly the BBC have long stopped making plays as good as this.

Have listened before but I find these so good that I can snuggle down and tune in. Gosh these are such treats x

Yes, Yes, Yes, another nostalgic Frosted frost flake; literature comfy moment. I shall enjoy this beautiful moment with vegitable 🍘 crackers, summer sausage, and Tillamook cheese 🧀😚🤭 Burrp. Shall I have a cuppa tea.😌😌😌☕🧐😊😝😷😴👮 Thank You!!

Really enjoyed that, thank you.

Excellent! Many thanks for posting 👏👏👏👍😊

Thank you so very much.....................

An Identity Parade! I love the way things are put in other English-speaking countries. It makes sense, but it brings to mind some kind of circus activity.

We're all going to have to record the best drama before they're deleted. Even the short ones, like AC Clarke's "the next tenants" get suddenly disappeared. Any separate audio recorder will work if nothing else - (remember cassettes?) - "A Kind Worth Killing", in my opinion, was worthy of being "saved".

Thank you for sharing this great drama kept me going while I was busy sewing

Hi DH🙋🏻‍♀️... thanks so much for this upload.... love the frost series..looking forward to more please👍🙏🏻

Full version. Much appreciated. Thank you. Great bed time listening.

This is brilliant and my 2nd time listening to it. Thursday 3rd of March 2022, from Ireland 🇮🇪❤️ ps. January 2020 the start of the Corona virus pandemic, first brought me here, now Russia is invading Lithuania. That invasion began exactly one week ago on the

Great. Thank you. Listened, alert and concentrated hard all the way to the end. 5 stars.

Great!

Three Days of Frost by R. D. WINGFIELD starring with Three days to Christmas, sub-zero temperatures and the search parties are out looking for eight-year-old Tracy Uphill. Detective Inspector Frost can't even organise his own office: how can he be trusted with a. vital case of this complexity? Produced and directed by GRAHAM GAULD Contributors Unknown: R. D. Wingfield Unknown: Tracy Uphill. Directed By: Graham Gauld Detective Inspector Frost: Leslie Sands Detective Constable Barnard: Steve Hodson Superintendent Mullett: Jack May Detective Inspector Cull: Walter Hall Sergeant Wells: Jonathan Scott Detective Sergeant Hanlon: Cameron Miller pc Stringer: John Gray PC Jordan: Henry Davies PC Simms: Geoffrey Collins WPC: Valerie Murray Joan Uphill: Shirley Dixon Old Sam: Godfrey Kenton Farnham: Leslie Heritage Mrs Harding: Anne Rosenfeld Audrey Harding: Anne Wensak Sandy Lane: Crawford Logan Mickey Hoskins: Harold Reese Martha Wendle: Kathleen Helme Driver: Michael Tudor Barnes

Many thanks

One of the best opening lines, you are ever likely to hear. "Are you Mr Barnard. Detective constable Barnard?" "How is he?" "He's got a bullet in his brain! How do you expect him to be?" Made me chuckle.

So so glad you shared this. Currently in 3rd month of c19 shutdown. In mid Illinois. No coffee shops. No ice cream shop. No Landry mats. No cbd. No Herseys kisses. No condoms. Bitches all! Thank the Stars we still have a nice British murder. - All will be well... M. Il. USA. 🇺🇸

Many thanks for this! Will come back for more. Do miss David Jason's voice, tho'.

Thanks a lot!

Thank you

Excellent upload, never heard it before. Better than the TV series? Plus, there's a sign of the times in the recording: at 23:51 you can hear what I suspect is a vehicle without a suppressor interfering with the radio signal

Some of the content & language is quite controversial, especially for the era in which it first aired. Thanks for posting.

BRIEF SYNOPSIS: "Three Days Of Frost" by R.D. Wingfield It sees the unkempt, jumbled Detective Inspector Frost put under pressure to solve multiple complex cases in a small amount of time while also attempting to avoid being axed by his superior officers. Amongst his many enemies within the Denton Police is the newly transferred Detective Chief Inspector Skinner who will stop at nothing to get Frost out of the job. R.D. Wingfield was an English author and radio dramatist, who is best remembered for creating the character of Detective Inspector Jack Frost who was later played by Sir David Jason in "A Touch Of Frost." 🎙️BBC Saturday Night Theatre was a long-running radio drama series on BBC Radio 4. The series showcased feature-length, middle-brow single plays on Saturday evenings for more than 50 years, having been launched in April 1943.🎙️

Please add The Outbreak of Fear also... Thanks ....

I wonder if it was normal for a hospital to be short-staffed on Christmas Day in 1977. Seems kinda crazy if it's realistic.

This was too rough for me. Got as far as the child pornography and had to bail out. Be warned if that matters to you.

How is it you have 360 subs with one audio bk? I have 4000 videos and half your subs. Huhhh? M. IL.

Do you realise that this is still in copyright, and I own that copyright? Do you have permission to host this?

Tip, stay out of Denton wood's

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