Post by matthewsee on Jul 6, 2020 14:27:58 GMT -5
Good Night, Sweet Ladies is the second episode of The New Adventures of Bernice Summerfield.
Written by Una McCormack.
Brief appearances by the Seventh Doctor and Ace.
Guest stars Sheila Reid.
The New Adventures of Bernice Summerfield including Good Night, Sweet Ladies was released in June 2014 and this was in between Reid's two appearances as Clara's Gran in The Time of the Doctor & Dark Water.
The Time of the Doctor had Daleks in it which Reid as Clara's Gran did not meet.
In Good Night, Sweet Ladies however Reid as Claire got to meet a Dalek.
Good Night, Sweet Ladies has Benny crash landing on Moon of Adolin in the search for Ace where she meets Steven Day (John Finnemore) and the said Claire.
Intriguing entry with this episode which culminated with the revelation of who Claire really is especially who she is to Benny and what this had to do with the Daleks.
Notwithstanding Good Night, Sweet Ladies being a Shakespeare reference, the aforementioned The Time of the Doctor had Amy Pond in her cameo saying the similar line of Good Night, Raggedy Man.
Written by Una McCormack.
Brief appearances by the Seventh Doctor and Ace.
Guest stars Sheila Reid.
The New Adventures of Bernice Summerfield including Good Night, Sweet Ladies was released in June 2014 and this was in between Reid's two appearances as Clara's Gran in The Time of the Doctor & Dark Water.
The Time of the Doctor had Daleks in it which Reid as Clara's Gran did not meet.
In Good Night, Sweet Ladies however Reid as Claire got to meet a Dalek.
Good Night, Sweet Ladies has Benny crash landing on Moon of Adolin in the search for Ace where she meets Steven Day (John Finnemore) and the said Claire.
Intriguing entry with this episode which culminated with the revelation of who Claire really is especially who she is to Benny and what this had to do with the Daleks.
Notwithstanding Good Night, Sweet Ladies being a Shakespeare reference, the aforementioned The Time of the Doctor had Amy Pond in her cameo saying the similar line of Good Night, Raggedy Man.