Released August 1999 Concluding the time ring trilogy is ‘Just War,’ the audio adaptation of Lance Parkin’s seminal The New Adventures novel of the same name in which the unforgiving Nazi regime occupies British soil and British citizens are being deported to European concentration camps. Trapped in Guernsey in 1941, Bernice is stranded and alone, […]
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Released February 1999 Following the thrilling conclusion to ‘Walking to Babylon,’ the time ring trilogy continues as Bernice and Jason find themselves separated when thrown off the Time Path to begin ‘Birthright,’ Bernice landing in early twentieth century London where a series of grisly murders has been committed and attributed to the legendary Springheel Jack […]
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Released November 1998 As the Bernice Summerfield range moves on to its third novel adaptation to continue developing its charismatic new lead as so naturally and wonderfully played by Lisa Bowerman, Bernice is surprised when Jason shows up to visit her at St Oscar’s with one of the People in tow. With the People being […]
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Released September 1998 Following the incredibly successful introduction to Bernice Summerfield in the unique and powerful ‘Oh No It Isn’t!,’ Big Finish turns to a more traditional tale that boldly brings Bernice’s past into contact with her present in ‘Beyond the Sun.’ Drawing the short straw and forced to take two overlooked students on their […]
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Released September 1998 Professor Bernice Surprise Summerfield became one of the standout successes in Virgin’s The New Adventures novel range with the franchise in flux while on indefinite television hiatus. Introduced in ‘Love and War,’ this witty, intelligent, fierce, and sarcastic archaeologist would go on to feature in some forty-four novels while also earning a […]
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Aired 04 April 2008 Picking up in the aftermath of ‘Fragments’ with the Torchwood Three team shaken but mostly unharmed, ‘Exit Wounds’ by Chris Chibnall offers an emotional and mostly successful finale to this current iteration of the organisation while boldly changing the trajectory for any future tales. Captain John Hart returns and makes no […]
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Aired 21 March 2008 With the Torchwood Three team lured to a bomb attack and trapped beneath the rubble, ‘Fragments’ by Chris Chibnall as the twenty-fifth episode of Torchwood and the penultimate episode of the second series finally explores just how the characters that Gwen has come to care for so much came to join […]
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Aired 19 March 2008 It’s no secret that Torchwood has struggled to find a consistent tone and voice with its tackling of alien and very human threats alike, part of this down to the wide variety of threats the team has faced but part of it also down to inconsistent characterisation as the show has […]
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Aired 12 March 2008 When an old cinema re-opens in Cardiff, the nostalgic sentimentalism of flickering films and old carnivals quickly turns to horror as the mysterious beings on screen emerge to wreak havoc once more. Writer Peter J Hammond returns to Torchwood after penning ‘Small Worlds,’ a dark fairy tale that became all the […]
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Aired 05 March 2008 A wedding should be a celebration of the very best of two characters- and of those around them- as they prepare to devote the rest of the lives to each other with shared experiences and honesty forming the solid and relatable foundation. Unfortunately, ‘Something Borrowed’ fails to live up to that […]
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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.
