Released August 2015 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW The events leading up to the Sixth Doctor’s long-shrouded regeneration continue to come into focus as The Last Adventure presses on with Alan Barnes’s ‘The Red House,’ stepping back in this incarnation’s lengthy and multifaceted chronology to his travels alongside India Fisher’s Edwardian- or Georgian, if she’s being proper- […]
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Released August 2015 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW It took until 2015, but Big Finish has finally tied up the last truly momentous lingering plot point from the classic run of Doctor Who, the events leading up the Sixth Doctor’s regeneration. Up until the release of The Last Adventure, fans had to settle for an inadequate on-screen […]
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Released February 2002 Following the gripping and truly emotional novel The Glass Prison in which Bernice’s character and strength of will is pushed to its limits as she gives birth via C-section to her half-human and half-Killoran son Peter Guy Summerfield, the third series of Big Finish’s audio adventures featuring the renowned archaeologist begins with […]
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Released July 2002 Excelis is a city on the verge of collapse, clutching onto the last vestiges of life while under a constant state of siege and the barbarians outside catapulting disease-ridden animal carcasses among those inside. On this day, however, the sun is a moth-eaten shadow and strangers have been found among the people, […]
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Released September 2001 When Bernice receives a message form her old friend Caitlin Peters stating that she has found evidence of a ruined civilisation on the mining colony of Karthos that is meant to be barren except for the colonists, she is inherently intrigued. But when Bernice arrives to explore and finds Caitlin missing and […]
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Released July 2001 Traveling to an exclusive auction house with Irving Braxiatel to assess and acquire for the Braxiatel Collection the only known object that survived the destruction of the planet Halstad, Professor Bernice Summerfield soon learns that the Halstad harp is a portent of doom as a dark conspiracy and desire for revenge unfold […]
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Released May 2001 After twenty years of living alone, reclusive billionaire Bratheen Traloor has invited Professor Bernice Summerfield to examine a mysterious artefact that was uncovered during construction on his sprawling mansion on the planet of Rhinvil. Accompanied by Adrian Wall, the Braxiatel Collection’s Kiloran construction manager overseeing the work whose crew has mysteriously vanished, […]
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Released December 2000 Beginning the second series of Big Finish’s Bernice Summerfield range that features all-new stories rather than adaptations of previously-published novels, ‘The Secret of Cassandra’ begins rather extraordinarily with a warship shooting down Bernice’s yacht and stranding her on an island. Taken aboard the Cassandra by Captain Colley who carries his own sad […]
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Released September 1999 Accompanying the release of the time ring trilogy, Buried Treasures is a subscriber-exclusive audio anthology that represented the first original Big Finish stories featuring Professor Bernice Summerfield. Including an interview with the original creator of Bernice, Paul Cornell, this disc provides the perfect insight into where the character has come from and […]
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Released September 2000 The first series of Big Finish’s Bernice Summerfield range has been a bit of a rollercoaster ride as the series has managed to balance somewhat average affairs with genuine classics during the emotional and often complex explorations of the eponymous heroine and her ever-changing surroundings. Closing out this experimental run is 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.
