User:SOTO/Forum Archive/The Panopticon/@comment-25566332-20140616221206/@comment-9435571-20140619190448

User:SOTO/Forum Archive/The Panopticon/@comment-25566332-20140616221206/@comment-9435571-20140619190448 "We define the Bernice Summerfield audio series as that regular series of audios which feature Benny but not the Doctor. Thus the actor category that companions that series cannot logically include stories that have the Doctor in them."

I'd define the Bernice Summerfield audio series as the audio series categorized as such by Big Finish, which they certainly do on their website. And what about Many Happy Returns which does feature the Seventh Doctor (even if it's a cameo), despite being specifically part of the Benny series? Or Love and War, which was explicitely released with a double cover, marking specifically it as part of BOTH series at once?

Anyway, the "Benny Range" is actually comprised of three distinct ranges by now (not just one "main range") - the original 11 seasons (which can be compared to, say, the Doctor Who main range), the box sets from Epoch to Missing Persons (which are like, say, the Dark Eyes range), and now New Adventures of Bernice Summerfield which is being released as something that is explicitly both a Bernice range and a Doctor Who range at the same time.