Bernice Summerfield: The Grel Escape

Bernice Summerfield: The Grel Escape

13 March 2004 · Jacqueline Rayner · Directed by Gary Russell · Bernice Summerfield #19 · at Big Finish

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Young children can be difficult. Tantrums, toy-throwing, not wanting to go to bed, whisking their mothers on dangerous journeys throughout all of time and space. Jason wants Benny's son Peter to have a normal childhood. Peter has other plans. And unfortunately, Peter also has Benny and Jason's Time Rings. And knows how to use them. Even more unfortunately, the fact-obsessed, tentacle-faced Grel have built a time machine, and they're after Peter. So Benny finds herself on the run, landing in frightening festivals and deadly deserts, facing ridiculously inaccurate robot doubles and hideously accented tourists, in what can only be described as a sort of chase.
violenceRomance not assessedInferred themesdutylawlessnessambitionsurvivalmystery
A chaotic, time-traveling chase with a mischievous child and alien pursuers.
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Wikipedia: Jacqueline Rayner (author) · Wikipedia: Bernice Summerfield (series)

Cast · 10 voices

Andrew CartmelCharlie HayesJacqueline RaynerJemima RooperJulie CoxLisa BowermanMatthew Di AngeloPaul McGannSophie AldredSylvester McCoy

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Directed by Gary Russell

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