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Bernice Summerfield: The Crystal of Cantus

Bernice Summerfield: The Crystal of Cantus

14 February 2006 · Joseph Lidster · Directed by Gary Russell · Bernice Summerfield #31 · at Big Finish

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Fabled crystals from long-dead civilsations. Jason Kane blundering into situations out of his control. Entombed Cybermen waking from a century-long sleep. It's all in a day's work for Professor Bernice Summerfield. Armed with her endless supply of witty quips and penchant for lost causes, she'll find the Crystal, rescue Jason, destroy the Cybermen and be home in time for supper. Except, this time, it's different. This time, as the saying goes, it's personal. And, after this adventure, things will never be the same again.
Romance not assessedInferred themesdiscoveryconflictheroismsurvivaltransformation
A witty archaeologist faces personal stakes against ancient threats and blundering allies.
“Fabled crystals from long-dead civilsations.”
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Andrew CartmelCharlie HayesJemima RooperJoseph LidsterJulie CoxLisa BowermanMatthew Di AngeloPaul McGannSophie AldredSylvester McCoy

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Directed by Gary Russell

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