The Girl from Tomorrow (TV series)
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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/20070819161 ... girl.info/
This was only around for a few years in around 2005 - 2008 (I think?), and like here there were only about 4 or 5 of us actively posting, but there was some really great discussion going on. This was the first time that my Girl from Tomorrow fandom got 'reactivated' and I bought the DVDs as that was around the time that they were released. Crazy to think even this was 20 years ago now...
Sadly I don't think there's any way of retrieving the PHP pages from WayBack (if they got archived at all?) so all of that's been lost. The site just disappeared one day, assume Kristin didn't renew the Domain...
Wayback machine link here:
https://web.archive.org/web/20070819161 ... girl.info/
This was only around for a few years in around 2005 - 2008 (I think?), and like here there were only about 4 or 5 of us actively posting, but there was some really great discussion going on. This was the first time that my Girl from Tomorrow fandom got 'reactivated' and I bought the DVDs as that was around the time that they were released. Crazy to think even this was 20 years ago now...
Sadly I don't think there's any way of retrieving the PHP pages from WayBack (if they got archived at all?) so all of that's been lost. The site just disappeared one day, assume Kristin didn't renew the Domain...
Re: The Girl from Tomorrow (TV series)
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! 
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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 with 'A New Tomorrow' in the works, this is the final 'TE' day before that is no longer true and we have a continuation of the story to enjoy!
* Different countries will of course have a different TE day - Australia's is the 9th October 1992
Anyway, to celebrate here's something I've been working on for a while. A Space-Time 'map' of time travel during The Girl From Tomorrow and Tomorrow's End...
Credit to Antony Robins for the original spark for this idea. In his 'deep dive' review of Tomorrow's End on YouTube, he produced this diagram of all the time travel journeys in Tomorrow's End:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hiyYlGK9gTs
I've taken that idea and ran with it, as I realised that a Space-Time 'map' can be plotted for all of the locations where time travel occurred in the show and overlay that with the journeys between the eras.
(It looks a bit small on the page, but downloadable and zoom in)
Notes:
There's only time travel in the first series in episodes 1 and 12, hence the 'filler' in between to save on space!
When 1 person time travels they get an arrowhead in their own colour to denote direction of travel
When more than one person makes a time travel journey the arrowhead is black.
I've sort of tried to have the colours associated with characters where possible: Alana is light blue (usual transducer colour), Jenny purple because of her hair, Silverthorn gets silver for the obvious reason. Petey I originally had khaki green due to his combat fatigues he wears throughout TE, but that didn't differentiate his line enough from the Globecops and Silverthorn's Gang, so he got switched to bright green. Nik is orange because of his trousers! Draco is red (Dragon). The rest are for differentiation reasons...
Time flows from the past (left) to the future (right) and is (largely) linear both within an era and within an episode sub-division. The two exceptions to this are:
2500 TE Episode 3 overlaps in time with Episodes 1 and 2 to accommodate the 'other Alana' paradox when future Alana and Lorien bust their past selves out of Silverthorn's strongroom. There's a similar case in 1990 with TE episodes 9 and 10 overlapping in time with the near paradox of Nik arriving back at Eddie's Pools in the 'Nik of time' to see his past self disappear through the Time Gate.
The only occasion that the Time Capsule moves through space as well as time is the time journey at the end of TGFT E12 from the Kelly Deli back to the Time Lab as can be clearly seen on the map.
Assumption: Tulista's original journey back to 2500 in TGFT 1 had her arrive in Nik's Building (even though that happens off screen) as that occupies the same coordinates in space as the Time Lab
In TE episode 7, Silverthorn uses the Time Gate to travel from his hideout back to Eddie's Pools, but the return journey happens off screen (we just see him later in the episode back in 2500). This is denoted by the double arrowhead between 2500 and 1990.
The post-apocalyptic timeline of 3000 sits in the same space-time coordinates as the Time Lab, so I've represented this by placing the apocalyptic picture over the top and fuzzing the border between the two. The 'bad' timeline temporarily exists between TE ep2 and the end of TE ep 12 when the original timeline gets restored.
Similar treatment for the 'Rocky Outcrop' when Alana and Lorien just make it home at the end of TE. As there's no corresponding shot of that location during the Apocalyptic timeline, so I've had to be creative and repurpose the rock and sky from the Time Lab alternative timeline (making the assumption that the whole world probably looks like that after the cellular disruption!)
I Had to invent some names for locations that aren't explicitly specified in the show, so "Pool in the distant past", "Rocky Outcrop" and "Waste Ground" will have to do!
The significance of this is with 'A New Tomorrow' in the works, this is the final 'TE' day before that is no longer true and we have a continuation of the story to enjoy!
* Different countries will of course have a different TE day - Australia's is the 9th October 1992
Anyway, to celebrate here's something I've been working on for a while. A Space-Time 'map' of time travel during The Girl From Tomorrow and Tomorrow's End...
Credit to Antony Robins for the original spark for this idea. In his 'deep dive' review of Tomorrow's End on YouTube, he produced this diagram of all the time travel journeys in Tomorrow's End:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hiyYlGK9gTs
I've taken that idea and ran with it, as I realised that a Space-Time 'map' can be plotted for all of the locations where time travel occurred in the show and overlay that with the journeys between the eras.
(It looks a bit small on the page, but downloadable and zoom in
)Notes:
There's only time travel in the first series in episodes 1 and 12, hence the 'filler' in between to save on space!
When 1 person time travels they get an arrowhead in their own colour to denote direction of travel
When more than one person makes a time travel journey the arrowhead is black.
I've sort of tried to have the colours associated with characters where possible: Alana is light blue (usual transducer colour), Jenny purple because of her hair, Silverthorn gets silver for the obvious reason. Petey I originally had khaki green due to his combat fatigues he wears throughout TE, but that didn't differentiate his line enough from the Globecops and Silverthorn's Gang, so he got switched to bright green. Nik is orange because of his trousers! Draco is red (Dragon). The rest are for differentiation reasons...
Time flows from the past (left) to the future (right) and is (largely) linear both within an era and within an episode sub-division. The two exceptions to this are:
2500 TE Episode 3 overlaps in time with Episodes 1 and 2 to accommodate the 'other Alana' paradox when future Alana and Lorien bust their past selves out of Silverthorn's strongroom. There's a similar case in 1990 with TE episodes 9 and 10 overlapping in time with the near paradox of Nik arriving back at Eddie's Pools in the 'Nik of time' to see his past self disappear through the Time Gate.
The only occasion that the Time Capsule moves through space as well as time is the time journey at the end of TGFT E12 from the Kelly Deli back to the Time Lab as can be clearly seen on the map.
Assumption: Tulista's original journey back to 2500 in TGFT 1 had her arrive in Nik's Building (even though that happens off screen) as that occupies the same coordinates in space as the Time Lab
In TE episode 7, Silverthorn uses the Time Gate to travel from his hideout back to Eddie's Pools, but the return journey happens off screen (we just see him later in the episode back in 2500). This is denoted by the double arrowhead between 2500 and 1990.
The post-apocalyptic timeline of 3000 sits in the same space-time coordinates as the Time Lab, so I've represented this by placing the apocalyptic picture over the top and fuzzing the border between the two. The 'bad' timeline temporarily exists between TE ep2 and the end of TE ep 12 when the original timeline gets restored.
Similar treatment for the 'Rocky Outcrop' when Alana and Lorien just make it home at the end of TE. As there's no corresponding shot of that location during the Apocalyptic timeline, so I've had to be creative and repurpose the rock and sky from the Time Lab alternative timeline (making the assumption that the whole world probably looks like that after the cellular disruption!)
I Had to invent some names for locations that aren't explicitly specified in the show, so "Pool in the distant past", "Rocky Outcrop" and "Waste Ground" will have to do!
Re: The Girl from Tomorrow (TV series)
Hey DMan,DMan wrote: ↑20 Aug 2026, 16:58Happy "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 with 'A New Tomorrow' in the works, this is the final 'TE' day before that is no longer true and we have a continuation of the story to enjoy!
Great work!
A few months ago, I re-watched TGFT and TE and did the same as you: I drew up a diagram showing the back-and-forth travel between the different eras. If I can find it again, I’ll post it too, bearing in mind that my little diagram is less detailed (it doesn’t go into the specifics of the different characters) than yours.
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Thanks MTD! Yes it would be good to see your version and compareMTD wrote: ↑24 Aug 2026, 13:54Hey DMan,DMan wrote: ↑20 Aug 2026, 16:58Happy "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 with 'A New Tomorrow' in the works, this is the final 'TE' day before that is no longer true and we have a continuation of the story to enjoy!
Great work!
A few months ago, I re-watched TGFT and TE and did the same as you: I drew up a diagram showing the back-and-forth travel between the different eras. If I can find it again, I’ll post it too, bearing in mind that my little diagram is less detailed (it doesn’t go into the specifics of the different characters) than yours.
