Released December 2005 As is often the case with more scholastic characters in long-standing science fiction series, the more cerebral side of Bernice Summerfield is often sidelined in order to allow the spectacle and character drama to come to the forefront. In his first feature-length audio contribution for the character after editing written anthologies, Simon […]
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Released October 2005 ‘The Relics of Jegg-Sau’ proved just how successfully Big Finish could incorporate seemingly one-off foes into from classic Doctor Who into its Bernice Summerfield range, and ‘The Kingdom of the Blind’ by stalwart Jacqueline Rayner attempts to repeat that feat with the Monoids who only ever featured in 1966’s ‘The Ark.’ Under […]
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Released June 2005 Under normal circumstances, Christmas would be a time to spend around family, but a previously uncharted pulsar strangely pulsing in Morse code that is threatening to destroy the Braxiatel Collection sees Bernice zipping halfway across the galaxy to the mysterious Marlowe’s World in hopes of somehow saving everything she holds dear. Strangely, […]
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Released March 2005 Bernice and Adrian find themselves imprisoned in the crumbling palace in the Prison Season of Spring, Bernice seemingly set up to take the fall for a murder. Realising that her only way out may just be to play along with fiction, Bernice finds her entire existence and future called into question as […]
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Released November 2004 Bernice Summerfield spent the course of her fourth series of adventures encountering famed foes from the televised Doctor Who universe and has begun her fifth series with exploits featuring the Grel and Galyari who both had their debuts off screen. For the third release, ‘The Relics of Jegg-Sau’ by Stephen Cole, its […]
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Released August 2004 Just as ‘The Grel Escape’ featured the return of an alien menace introduced outside of televised Doctor Who, so, too, does Simon Forward’s ‘The Bone of Contention’ which sees the return of the Galyari aboard the Clutch as first introduced in Big Finish’s 2002 tale ‘The Sandman’ by the same author. These […]
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Released July 2004 Following the harrowing events featuring the Daleks and the Fifth Axis, the fifth series of Big Finish’s Bernice Summerfield audio range begins with a much more light-hearted affair that sees the return of the ever-intriguing Grel and their eternal search for facts in a parody of 1965’s ‘The Chase.’ The Grel are […]
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Released January 2004 ‘Death and the Daleks,’ a tale originally known as ‘The Axis of Evil,’ continues the trend of Professor Bernice Summerfield’s ongoing adventures jumping between mediums, serving as a sequel/continuation to the novelised anthology Life During Wartime in which the Braxiatel Collection has been occupied by the Fifth Axis despite Braxiatel’s ability to […]
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Released September 2003 Just as things seem to be settling down for Bernice Summerfield at the Braxiatel Collection with a sense of family and normality setting in, the Earth Reptile Council sends her on a mission to the planet of Chosan to investigate under the cover of visiting an old friend when a terrorist cell […]
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Released August 2003 The second serial in the fourth season of adventures featuring Bernice Summerfield that is dedicated to focusing on established foes from the Doctor Who franchise brings back the fiercely honourable and intelligent Draconians that featured in 1973’s ‘Frontier in Space.’ Serving also as a sequel to Big Finish’s own ‘The Dark Flame’ […]
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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.
