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Happy "Tomorrow's End" Day! The 20th August 1993 - 33 years ago today was the date (in the UK at least*) that the final episode of Tomorrow's End was first broadcast. At the time of course and up until now, the story was finished and complete with everything wrapped up. The significance of this is ...

Happy "Tomorrow's End" Day! The 20th August 1993 - 33 years ago today was the date (in the UK at least*) that the final episode of Tomorrow's End was first broadcast. At the time of course and up until now, the story was finished and complete with everything wrapped up. The significance of this is w...

The call to submit character names for the top tier backers of 'A New Tomorrow' went out at the weekend, so the writing is progressing

I’ve just been outside looking for Perseid meteors and luckily managed to see a very bright fireball streak straight overhead… No prizes for guessing what I immediately thought of!

I remembered the name of the Girl From Tomorrow forum from the mid-2000's that I used to post in, it was 'Tomorrow's Girl'! Wayback machine link here: https://web.archive.org/web/20070819161245/http://www.tomorrowsgirl.info/ This was only around for a few years in around 2005 - 2008 (I think?), and ...

That’s amazing Fanat, great sleuthing skills to figure out all these locations yet again.

Yes, I did try the Internet Archive but sadly as you've found the later editions have not been uploaded. From memory though I think those 3 might have been the only TGFT snippets from the original run in the UK in 1991. It wasn't a full TV listing and they rotated the programmes featured every week....

I did however manage to find a very short snippet of information about Katharine enjoying playing tennis- this was from a 1991 issue of Lookin (a British kids/teenage magazine)… https://i.ibb.co/WyPhnQZ/IMG-4863.jpg I've got some more snippets of the TGFT listings in Look-In (sadly only 3, and 1 is...

Scenario for a TGFT spin-off: Fans get the plans for the time capsule, build a replica, and it turns out to actually work. The fans decide to travel to the year 3000 to visit Alana

Sounds like a plan!

And then the Summer of '93 when Tomorrow's End was first shown. I'd literally just left school, so it was that amazing long summer in between school and college and TE was a big part of that for me. It might sound a bit hyperbolic but with Tomorrow's End I don't think I've ever been so hooked in by...