Talk:The Girl from Tomorrow
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27th of June 2006 - Added episode list, based on list from the 'official' site and tv.com (the only place I could find a list of season one episodes).
Now this wonderfull tv seres is broutcast on sri lankan tv channel called itn www.itn.lk
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[edit] few questions
it's fantastic this series it getting more and more attention. this page was a stub for a very long time, and I was planing to add some stuff. now I have to see if something is missing.
a question for the initial author - where did you get the data about the Machine? I managed to contact the designer of the series - Nick McCallum, and he gave me lots of data about it, mainly about the construction. I don't believe I've ever made them public, except some stuff on my blog month or two ago.
Endimion17, 15 July 2006, 00:53
- All the info I have added comes entirely from the series itself.
--NeilEvans 12:38, 15 July 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Tomorrow's End DVD
I got this from the ACTF back in May in my email, it mentions Tomorrow's End (the series) getting the DVD treatment:
Thank you for your enquiry. Girl from Tomorrow is in fact being released on DVD by Shock Records. The complete series 1 is due out mid this year and the complete series 2 (Tomorrow's End) is due out later in the year. I do not have an exact date but feel free to check Shock's website at www.shock.com.au or contact them on 03 9014 0200 for more information.
--Lid2000 16:12, 6 September 2006 (UTC)
I added new details about the DVDs after contacting Shock Exports and the ACTF, with an exact release date and information about the sequel series.
--User:Tallaussiebloke 21:04, 8 September 2006 (UTC)
I got this response from asking Shock Records about the Tomorrow's End complete series release.
- Thanks for your email.
- Yes Shock DVD will be releasing this series in 2007. Keep an eye on www.shock.com.au for updates.
So looks like the release will be next year, with any luck there won't be as much deterioration on the episodes as on the first series, as they're not as old.
-- Orbling 19:23, 14 October 2006 (UTC)
[edit] DVD Region Codes
I have the Telemovie version of The Girl From Tomorrow on DVD, and it is a Region 0 (zero) disc, not a region 4 as one might expect. The encoding is PAL, so any PAL capable DVD player should be able to play it.
I've not tried the other DVDs, but I imagine they will be similarly region encoded. A lot of Australian DVDs are encoded as Region 0 in my experience.
--Orbling 14:00, 14 September 2006 (UTC)
- Now I have the 4-disc set sent from Australia, I can confirm that it is PAL-encoded, Region 0. So plays fine on European players.
- --Orbling 13:50, 2 October 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Book adaption
It was also made into a book. Andjam 07:49, 4 November 2006 (UTC)
