↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓ . STREAM DOWNLOAD https://moviebemka.com/id-7691.htm?utm_source=form_run ⟰⟰⟰⟰⟰⟰⟰⟰⟰⟰⟰ liked it: 190982 vote. Country: Canada, UK. The further adventures in time and space of the alien adventurer known as the Doctor and their companions from planet Earth. Genres: Sci-Fi. release year: 2005. (Windows) always. I give Dr. Who a “No” out of 10. (Windows) ate. (Windows) blog. FANDOM The Tomorrow Windows was the sixty-ninth novel in the BBC Eighth Doctor Adventures series. It was written by Jonathan Morris, released 7 June 2004 and featured the Eighth Doctor, Fitz Kreiner and Trix MacMillan. It was notable for referencing many past stories, both televised and from other media. Publisher's summary Edit Comic Preview from DWM 344. Illustration by Mike Collins. There's a new exhibition at Tate Modern — "The Tomorrow Windows". The concept is simple: look through a Tomorrow Window and you'll see into the future. You'll get "the Gist of Things to Come". According to the press pack, the Tomorrow Windows exhibition will bring about an end to war and suffering. Which is why someone decides to blow it up. Investigating this act of wanton vandalism, the Doctor, Fitz and Trix visit an Astral Flower, the show-world of Utopia and Gadrahadradon — the most haunted planet in the galaxy. They face the sinister Ceccecs, the gratuitously violent Vorshagg, the miniscule Micron and the enigmatic Poozle. And they encounter the doomsday monks of Shardybarn, the warmongers of Valuensis, the politicians of Minuea and the killer cars of Estebol. They also spend about half an hour in Lewisham. Plot Edit to be added Characters Edit Eighth Doctor Fitz Kreiner Trix Poozle of the Varble Astrabel Zar Brimble Wantige Charlton Mackerel Dittero Shandy Dreylon Pewt Fim Galvakis Grigbsy Jadrack Jarkle Winkitt Ken Livingstone Kera Martin Nimbit Prubert Gastridge Sheabley McMung Tadek Tunt Welwyn Borr Zoberly Chesterfield Pigboy Caroon Emmanuel Bloater Moop Question Innotation References Edit Planets mentioned in this novel are: Acfarr, Aighin, Anima Persis, Arethro, Arkmic, Biblios, Centros, Dido, Diqdarl, Ellteeda, Ertshea, Exxilon, Flamvolt, Hambas, Ijij, Iwa, Kambalana Minor, Kootanoot, Monbel, Oelid, Perfugium, Pergoss, Phoenix, Prum, Puxatornee, Quarxis, Rethgil, Ryrus, Terangh, Terjowar, Tigus, Tinric, Tonhic, Tyza, Ukorn, Ulclat, Unlyo, Veln, Verd, Varb, Venfou, Venmof, Vidow, Vona, Vymto, Wabbab, Zazz, Zom and Gallifraxion Four. Guests at the opening of the Tomorrow Windows Gala Opening include Blur, Stephen Hawking, Jeremy Paxman, Ian Hislop, Michael Grade, Salman Rushdie, Ricky Gervais, Joanne Rowling, Bill Bailey, Stephen Fry, Richard Curtis and Ben Elton. Martin mentions K9 to Trix. Trix has never heard of K9. The Doctor says he met Shakespeare and helped him write Hamlet. However, his version got twisted and included a girl called Vicki, possibly a reference to the companion of the First Doctor. An electron bomb destroyed Tate Modern in June 2004. The Micron are a tiny race that are trying to conquer the universe by buying planets. Their government is called the Domination Council. The Vorshagg are tall, thickly built lizards with serrated teeth and dagger-like horns. The Doctor sees another incarnation of himself. Notes Edit Many celebrities make cameo appearances in this novel including Ken Livingstone, J. K Rowling, Jeremy Paxman, Ian Hislop, Stephen Fry and Huw Edwards. The man who would be the true Ninth Doctor was described as being "A wiry man with a gaunt, hawklike face, piercing, pale grey-blue eyes and a thin, prominent nose [with] lips [that were] set into an almost cruel, almost arrogant smile. " The novel was written before Christopher Eccleston was announced, but in interview, Jonathan Morris said that the lateness of the book allowed him to include the "first appearance" of Christopher Eccleston's Doctor: [1] It swells me with immense pride to think that the unforgivable lateness of my book allowed me to include a cameo by the new Doctor Who. I think it is crucially important that everyone buys my book in order to see Christopher Eccleston's first appearance as the Doctor. If you want a complete set of books featuring the Ninth Doctor, you should start with The Tomorrow Windows! Indeed, I think The Tomorrow Windows may prove essential reading to viewers of the new series... Buy my book! Continuity Edit Ken Livingstone mentions events of TV: The Web of Fear, TV: Spearhead from Space, TV: Invasion of the Dinosaurs and PROSE: The Dying Days. Darp, Gidi, Ranx, Vij and Zil are all planets stored on Tryst 's CET machine in TV: Nightmare of Eden. The Doctor recalls meeting the Kandyman. ( TV: The Happiness Patrol) The events of PROSE: Halflife are mentioned, specifically the fact that Trix was possessed by Reo and the Doctor and Fitz are wondering if she has been possessed by Martin. In one of the Doctor's pockets is an A-Z of Hitchemus. ( PROSE: Year of the Intelligent Tigers) Prubert Gastridge once voiced Zagreus in a cartoon. ( AUDIO: Zagreus) When looking through the Tomorrow Windows, the Doctor sees the Time Lords standing in a cathedral of turqouise, revealing that the Doctor restores the Time Lords. ( PROSE: The Gallifrey Chronicles) Looking through the Tomorrow Windows into his future, the Doctor sees a Nimon emerge from a sphere. ( AUDIO: Seasons of Fear) The Doctor sees various possible future incarnations of himself in the Tomorrow Windows. All the possible Ninth Doctors seen in the Tomorrow Windows eventually merge into one definitive Ninth Doctor, who is shown giving his enemies a menacing glance. ( TV: Rose et al) When the Doctor looks into the Tomorrow Windows, he sees images from his future, most notably a ruined city with buildings on fire with saucers crashed into the ground and metal pots with eyestalks wandering the ruins. This could be a reference the Last Great Time War. ( TV: The Day of the Doctor) Though the man shown to the Eighth Doctor in the Tomorrow Windows is hinted to be the Ninth Doctor and his successor, it is not his next incarnation. His true successor, the War Doctor, would renounce the name and identity of the Doctor, which may explain why he did not appear in the Windows, as the War Doctor did not consider himself the same as his past selves who called themselves the Doctor, and the Eighth Doctor expected to see a future version of the Doctor, not the warrior who he would actually become. ( TV: The Night of the Doctor) External links Edit The Tomorrow Windows at the Doctor Who Reference Guide The Discontinuity Guide to: The Tomorrow Windows at The Whoniverse The Cloister Library: The Tomorrow Windows Interview: The Tomorrow Windows v   •   e BBC Eighth Doctor Adventures Sam The Eight Doctors  • Vampire Science  • The Bodysnatchers  • Genocide  • War of the Daleks  • Alien Bodies  • Kursaal  • Option Lock  • Longest Day Susan Legacy of the Daleks Sam Dreamstone Moon  • Seeing I  • Placebo Effect  • Vanderdeken's Children  • The Scarlet Empress  • The Janus Conjunction  • Beltempest  • The Face-Eater Fitz, Sam The Taint  • Demontage  • Revolution Man  • Dominion  • Unnatural History  • Autumn Mist Sam, Fitz, Compassion Third Doctor, Sarah Interference: Book One  • Book Two Fitz, Compassion The Blue Angel  • The Taking of Planet 5  • Frontier Worlds  • Parallel 59  • The Shadows of Avalon  • The Fall of Yquatine  • Coldheart  • The Space Age  • The Banquo Legacy  • The Ancestor Cell Solo travels The Burning  • Casualties of War  • The Turing Test  • Endgame  • Father Time Anji, Fitz Escape Velocity  • EarthWorld  • Vanishing Point  • Eater of Wasps  • The Year of Intelligent Tigers  • The Slow Empire  • Dark Progeny  • The City of the Dead  • Grimm Reality  • The Adventuress of Henrietta Street  • Mad Dogs and Englishmen  • Hope  • Anachrophobia  • Trading Futures  • The Book of the Still  • The Crooked World  • History 101  • Camera Obscura  • Time Zero  • The Infinity Race  • The Domino Effect  • Reckless Engineering Anji, Fitz, Trix The Last Resort  • Timeless Fitz, Trix Emotional Chemistry  • Sometime Never...  • Halflife  • The Tomorrow Windows  • The Sleep of Reason  • The Deadstone Memorial  • To the Slaughter  • The Gallifrey Chronicles v   •   e The Valeyard stories Television Trial of a Time Lord: The Mysterious Planet • Mindwarp • Terror of the Vervoids • The Ultimate Foe Prose Millennial Rites • Mission: Impractical • Matrix • The Eight Doctors • Interstitial Insecurity Audio Trial of the Valeyard • The End of the Line • The Red House • Stage Fright • The Brink of Death • Every Dark Thought • Fugitive in Time • The War Valeyard Not- DWU He Jests at Scars... 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