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Latest revision as of 07:43, 29 October 2011
The Girl from Tomorrow (1991) is an Australian science-fiction television series about a girl from the year 3000 who, after being kidnapped by a criminal from the year 2500, ends up stranded in 1990, where she turns to another teenaged girl for help.
The series ran for 12 half-hour episodes, which were written by Mark Shirrefs and John J. Thomson and directed by Kathy Mueller.
It was followed by a sequel series, The Girl from Tomorrow Part II: Tomorrow's End, in 1993.
Cast
- Katharine Cullen as Alana
- Melissa Marshall as Jenny Kelly
- James Findlay as Peter Michael Francis 'Petey' Kelly
- Andrew Clarke as James Rooney
- Helen O'Connor as Irene Kelly
- John Howard as Silverthorn
- Miles Buchanan as Eddie
Overview
Notes
The French title of this series was Alana ou le futur imparfait.
The series featured technology-assisted telekinesis (via "transducers" headbands), and computers with artificial intelligence. (The sequel later revealed the "transducer" technology to be the invention of a woman.)
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