To celebrate the release of Dalziel and Pascoe Series 7, available now on DVD, together with BBC DVD, we’re giving you the chance to win:

One of the 5 copies on DVD of the series

To score this DVD,  just become our Facebook fan here (if you are not already) and email us to spotlightreport@gmail.com with the subject Dalziel and Pascoe, and tell us in who plays the role of  Andy Dalziel in the show (Hint The answer is in this post).

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*Competition closes Wednesday May 9, 2012.
*Competition open for Australian residents only
*Only 1 entry per person will be accepted
*Any duplicate/suspicious entry will be disqualified
*Competition subjected to terms and conditions (see below)

About the series
A crime-solving marriage of opposites.  Warren Clarke is the witty, down-to-earth Andy Dalziel and Colin Buchanan is his university-educated sidekick DI Peter Pascoe. The riveting combination of Dalziel’s old-style policing and Pascoe’s university-educated new man approach has made them a worldwide hit. Dalziel & Pascoe is based on the award-winning novels of top crime-writer Reginald Hill. This DVD contains all four episodes from Series 7 plus a bonus Christmas Special of this award-winning crime drama.

AS SEEN ON ABC! – Dalziel and Pascoe Series 7, available now on DVD

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