Bernice Summerfield: The Poison Seas

Bernice Summerfield: The Poison Seas

28 June 2003 · David Bailey · Directed by Edward Salt · Bernice Summerfield #17 · at Big Finish

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Professor Bernice Summerfield's life has never been what you could call simple. But, just as she really feels like things at the Braxiatel Collection might be settling down to some sort of normality, she is sent away from the comforts of home on a mission for the Earth Reptile Council. Bernice has visited the planet Chosan before, so she seems the ideal candidate to intervene when a Sea Devil colony there comes under threat from a terrorist cell. Under cover of visiting an old friend, Bernice sets out to learn who is working in league with the terrorists to ensure the eradication of the colony. But as she delves deeper under the oceans of Chosan, she discovers that something else ­ something much more ancient and powerful wants rid of the Sea Devils. Soon, every living thing on the planet is in peril. And all because there's no place like home...
Romance not assessedInferred themesmysterywardiscoverysurvivalduty
An academic faces ancient threats and political intrigue on an alien world.
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Cast · 9 voices

Andrew CartmelCharlie HayesChristopher NaylorDavid BaileyEleanor CrooksLisa BowermanSophie AldredSylvester McCoyTom Baker

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Directed by Edward Salt

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