The Tomorrow Windows
by Jonathan Morris
Doctor Who: Eighth Doctor Adventures (69), Doctor Who {non-TV} (Novels — EDA Novel)
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There is a gala opening for a new exhibition at the Tate Modern - 'The Tomorrow Windows'. The concept behind the exhibition is simple - anyone can look through a Tomorrow Window and see into the future. They can see what will happen next week, next year, or next century, and leave the exhibition having got The Gist Of Things To Come. Of course, the future is malleable, and so the future you see will change as you formulate your plans. You can the see the outcome of every potential decision, show more and then decide on the optimum course of action. It's a feedback loop that accentuates the positive. According to the press pack, the Tomorrow Windows will bring about world peace and save humanity from every possible disaster. So, of course, someone decides to blow it up. There's always one, isn't there? As the Doctor investigates and unravels the conspiracy, he begins a Gulliver's Travels-esque quest, visiting bizarre worlds and encountering many peculiar and surreal life forms... show lessTags
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- Canonical title
- The Tomorrow Windows
- Original publication date
- 2004-06-07
- People/Characters
- The Doctor (8th); Fitz Kreiner; Trix MacMillan; Poozle of the Varble; Astrabel Zar; Brimble Wantige (show all 28); Charlton Mackerel; Dittero Shandy; Dreylon Pewt; Fim; Galvakis; Grigbsy; Jadrack; Jarkle Winkitt; Ken Livingstone; Kera; Martin [in The Tomorrow Windows]; Nimbitt; Prubert Gastridge; Sheabley McMung; Tadek; Tunt; Welwyn Borr; Zoberly Chesterfield; Pigboy Caroon; Emmanuel Bloater; Moop; Question Intonation
- Important places
- London, England, UK; Gadrahadradon; Froom-Upon-Harpwick; Shardybarn; Valuensis; Estebol (show all 8); Minuea; Utopia
- Dedication
- For Douglas Adams
- First words
- Imagine you are on an island.
- Last words
- (Click to show. Warning: May contain spoilers.)'For a minute there I thought it was referring to Gallifre-'
- Original language
- English
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