Released December 2006 Bernice’s mission to save the troubled Braxiatel Collection that has seen her research time sensitives in the short story anthology Collected Works and seek out the Oracle of Delphi in the previous audio outing reaches its culmination in Eddie Robson’s ‘The Empire State.’ But when the famed tower reappears around her filled […]
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Released November 2006 Picking up on the ending to ‘Summer of Love,’ Bernice and Jason travel to ancient Greece to consult the revered Oracle of Delphi in an attempt to save the Braxiatel Collection millennia in the future, inexplicably but apparently using the time rings that were seemingly destroyed in ‘The Grel Escape’ to manage […]
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Released October 2006 One of the most fascinating aspects of the ongoing adventures of Bernice Summerfield is that they unfold with equal weight and continuity within both the audio and written mediums, events in each completely dependent upon and interwoven with the other. And while sticking only with one medium does not preclude any understanding […]
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Released September 2006 Scathing commentary about the tedium of televised medium as a whole, the state of reality television in particular, and the propensity for drumming up drama from blatantly false circumstances is at the forefront of ‘The Worst Thing in the World’ by Dave Stone as Bernice and Jason explore the Drome, a self-contained […]
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Released August 2006 As Bev Tarrant continues to try to prove that the Braxiatel Collection is operating at full capacity with her in control, Bernice is sent to the great Labyrinth of Kerykeion that has for years preserved otherwise lost volumes of human publications in order to acquire rare volumes for the Collection before the […]
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Released July 2006 With a bit of visual rebranding and a restructuring of the individual releases’ title format, the seventh series of Bernice Summerfield kicks off with ‘The Tartarus Gate’ by trusted scribe Stewart Sheargold. With Benny missing from a dig and seemingly removed from space and time completely, Jason overcomes the limited resources of […]
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Released August 2018 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW Big Finish and the Seventh Doctor, in particular, are certainly no strangers to experiencing and rectifying alternative realities, perhaps no example quite as profound in the audio medium as that of ‘Colditz’ and the ensuing fallout featuring Elizabeth Klein. With Una McCormack’s ‘Red Planets,’ the timelines have once more […]
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Released March 2006 With Parasiel continuing to press about Braxiatel’s fate following the Fifth Axis incursion at the Collection, Bernice finally relents and tells the harrowing story of just what occurred on the lost colony of Cantus as the sixth series wraps up with Joseph Lidster’s ‘The Crystal of Cantus,’ a story after which nothing […]
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Released December 2004 Released in Doctor Who Magazine #351 as a free story along with an introductory tale for Big Finish’s UNIT series intended to draw listeners’ attention to the ever-expanding world of Doctor Who spin-offs within the audio medium, ‘Silver Lining’ sees renowned archaeologist Bernice Summerfield travel to the planet Tysir IV, a planet […]
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Released February 2006 Set concurrently to the narrative framing device of ‘Death and the Daleks’ but after the events of the forthcoming ‘The Crystal of Cantus,’ ‘The Goddess Quandary’ by Andy Russell sees Bernice tell a story wholly unrelated to her student Parasiel’s request to hear about what mysterious fate has befallen Braxiatel following the […]
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A very slow story with a decent, if well, well-worn idea of a hidden alien menace using the emotions of…
Better than Forty 1, but drab, dull, boring and perhaps the most continuity heavy story BF have ever done. Plus,…
Now this is more like it. At first sight, another Dalek story is the last thing we need from WHO,…
This is the set that has finally ended my interest in Big Finish. it is so boring, so slow and…
Agreed. This is terrible, an insult to BF fans.
