The New Adventures of Bernice Summerfield Volume 6: Lost in Translation (to give it its full name) is yet another great set of stories for Lisa Bowerman and David Warner. My review is on CultBox: New Adventures of Bernice Summerfield Volume 6: Lost in Translation audio review. It really is a very long title! ***…
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Bernice Summerfield 6 released!
Last week we had Free Benny, this week the release of New Adventures of Bernice Summerfield Volume 6. What happens when and unbound Doctor goes to Gallifrey? Press release below…
Details for Bernice Summerfield Lost in Translation
Big Finish has revealed details for the next Bernice Summerfield boxset (September 2020). It’s the sixth and once again partners Benny (Lisa Bowerman) with David Warner’s unbound Doctor. It’s badged as Lost in Translation; all will no doubt be clear after listening, Full details from the press release below…
Bernice Summerfield Buried Memories review
First an apology. Big Finish released Doctor Who: The New Adventures of Bernice Summerfield Volume 05: Buried Memories back in September 2019. For no particular reason this collection became trapped in the black hole containing my Big Finish backlog (I have some sale items dating back many years!) Now I’ve listened this has become one…
Infinifest May 30 2020
If you can get to London at the end of May, you might want to go along to Infinifest. It’s a one day convention at the Genesis Cinema with guests, films, TV and much socialising. It’s run by Infinity Magazine. There are several reasons for Doctor Who fans to be interested.
Big Finish Fantastic Foes sale for Black Friday 2018
For Black Friday weekend 2018, Big Finish has constructed a sale based on the idea of Fantastic Foes, with new titles added each day. They include plenty of Davros and Master, including some recently titles. Full details: FANTASTIC FOES WEEKEND OFFERS.
The New Adventures of Bernice Summerfield Volume Four: The Ruler of the Universe review
Following the events of the third Bernice Summerfield set, Benny is stranded with the David Warner unbound Third Doctor in the unbound universe. It’s a new beginning with singing nuns, the Doctor now made Ruler of the Universe and the Sam Kisgart Master apparently disposed of (thought note the cover!). It all bodes well, apart from,…
Jago & Litefoot Series 13 review
Lumme! It’s forty years since Henry Gordon Jago and Professor George Litefoot first came to our notice in Talons of Weng-Chiang and here they are in their thirteen Big Finish boxset! Still fresh and still wonderful after nearly seven years and around 60 stories. What’s the secret? Why is this set such fun? Read on! The stories
More Benny Unbound!
Following the tremendous pleasure that was The New Adventures of Bernice Summerfield Volume 03: The Unbound Universe, Big Finish has announced the return of Lisa Bowerman, David Warner’s Unbound Doctor in The New Adventures of Bernice Summerfield Volume 04: The Ruler of the Universe. This time Mark Gatiss takes on the role of the Master, and there’s no sign of…
Bernice Summerfield Unbound Universe review on Cultbox
I reviewed Bernice Summerfield Volume 3: The Unbound Universe over on CultBox. I loved this set, Lisa Bowerman and David Warner were fantastic and Sam Kisgart did his best. The review is: ‘Doctor Who’ spin-off review: ‘New Adventures of Bernice Summerfield Volume 3’. +++ Message Ends +++
Pursuit of History review on Cultbox
I reviewed the Fourth Doctor story Pursuit of History for Cultbox as part of the July roundup with Ian McArdell. David Warner, Toby Hadoke and David Troughton, not to mention Tom Baker and Lalla Ward with John Leeson as K9. What’s not to like in Nick Briggs’s first part of the season close for the current Fourth Doctor Adventures?…
Benny Unbound
Another Big Finish announcement (first revealed in DWM) is the next Bernice Summerfield boxset will be The Unbound Universe. A surprise to me in that it uses the unbound David Warner and the unbound Mark Gatiss (aka Sam Kisgart) Master. I thought, from comments I’d heard at a Big Finish Day, that the Unbound stories weren’t likely…