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The New Adventures of Bernice Summerfield #8.3
Doctor Who: The New Adventures of Bernice Summerfield: The Eternity Club 3
Welcome to The Eternity Club, where a warm welcome awaits the universe's greatest explorers. A place of mystery, intrigue and creeping danger.
8.5 The Terrible Shame of a Tree - Missing for a thousand years, the Endless Arboretum has been found. Are the last survivors of Lucrece still alive? And who is hunting for them?
8.6 Mr Pym Has an Adventure - Secretary Pym has never left the Eternity Club. This will never do. Bernice Summerfield drags him on an expedition. What could possibly go wrong?
**Please note: The collectors' edition CDs are strictly limited to 1,000 copies**
8.5 The Terrible Shame of a Tree - Missing for a thousand years, the Endless Arboretum has been found. Are the last survivors of Lucrece still alive? And who is hunting for them?
8.6 Mr Pym Has an Adventure - Secretary Pym has never left the Eternity Club. This will never do. Bernice Summerfield drags him on an expedition. What could possibly go wrong?
**Please note: The collectors' edition CDs are strictly limited to 1,000 copies**
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Published November 1, 2024
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James Goss
232 books183 followersJames Goss has written two Torchwood novels and a radio play, as well as a Being Human book. His Doctor Who audiobook Dead Air won Best Audiobook 2010. James also spent seven years working on the BBC's official Doctor Who website and co-wrote the website for Torchwood Series One. In 2007, he won the Best Adaptation category in the annual LA Weekly Theatre Awards for his version of Douglas Adams' novel Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency.
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November 20, 2024
Again, I liked the new release.
Lighthearted stories with humor and a serious message at the side.
Very well performed.
Great, fun characters.
However, this time, I thought that the plot for the two new stories was not quite as refreshing as in the previous two releases, but this might just be personal taste.
On a personal level, I liked the call-back to the movie "Silent Running", which left quite an impact on me when I watched it in my youth.
Lighthearted stories with humor and a serious message at the side.
Very well performed.
Great, fun characters.
However, this time, I thought that the plot for the two new stories was not quite as refreshing as in the previous two releases, but this might just be personal taste.
On a personal level, I liked the call-back to the movie "Silent Running", which left quite an impact on me when I watched it in my youth.
December 18, 2024
I'm really enjoying the Eternity Club so far.
I love the set of characters and the two stories per audio. It's a nice balance.
It is also very quintessentially Benny.
The characters we explore, Pyme and Derek were also fascinating and interacted with Benny really well.
I'm looking forward to listening to more.
I love the set of characters and the two stories per audio. It's a nice balance.
It is also very quintessentially Benny.
The characters we explore, Pyme and Derek were also fascinating and interacted with Benny really well.
I'm looking forward to listening to more.
April 21, 2025
Very half and half on Part 3 of The Eternity Club. Episode 5 (or 1, if you prefer to go by each release) was atrocious filler in my opinion, while Episode 6 (or 2) was pretty fun with some great worldbuilding.
"The Terrible Shame Of A Tree" was genuinely one of the least interesting, boring stories I think to ever come from Big Finish. Half-an-hour of uninspired claptrap.
However, "Mr Pym Has An Adventure" I found to be surprisingly enjoyable. Hitherto to this part, Secretary Pym had been quite a cold and closed-off character, so I liked seeing some bonding between him and Bernice and the welcome beach scenery around them. Furthermore, the cliff-hanger ending set up the fourth and final release of The Eternity Club nicely. If only it hadn't been spoiled in Vortex Magazine ahead of this one's release.
"The Terrible Shame Of A Tree" was genuinely one of the least interesting, boring stories I think to ever come from Big Finish. Half-an-hour of uninspired claptrap.
However, "Mr Pym Has An Adventure" I found to be surprisingly enjoyable. Hitherto to this part, Secretary Pym had been quite a cold and closed-off character, so I liked seeing some bonding between him and Bernice and the welcome beach scenery around them. Furthermore, the cliff-hanger ending set up the fourth and final release of The Eternity Club nicely. If only it hadn't been spoiled in Vortex Magazine ahead of this one's release.
May 20, 2025
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