Bernice Summerfield: The Oracle of Delphi

Bernice Summerfield: The Oracle of Delphi

1 September 2006 · Scott Handcock · Directed by Edward Salt · Bernice Summerfield #32 · at Big Finish

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430 BCE. Greece is in turmoil: Athens is at war with the Spartans, the Athenian women possessed by a horrifying cult... and then Bernice Summerfield strolls into town. Benny's on a desperate mission to save the Braxiatel Collection, millennia in the future. But she's only gone and lost her husband - last seen skinny-dipping somewhere near Delphi. She needs help, and it comes in the shape of a talkative bloke called Socrates. Together they must find Jason, survive the fate awaiting Athens and ensure that the future is saved. But divine powers are at work in Ancient Greece. Powers the archaeological record neglected to mention... The Oracle will see you now.
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An archaeologist and philosopher race to save history from cults and divine powers.
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Andrew CartmelCharlie HayesJemima RooperJulie CoxLisa BowermanMatthew Di AngeloPaul McGannScott HandcockSophie AldredSylvester McCoy

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Directed by Edward Salt

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