Triple Read: Tomorrow, And Tomorrow, And Tomorrow

Triple Click

Maximum Fun

Kirk Hamilton, Society & Culture, Technology, Arts, Jason Schreier, Maddy Myers, Video Games

4.5 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 8 September 2022

⏱️ 70 minutes

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Summary

Jason, Maddy, and Kirk pull out their reading glasses for the very first Triple Read! This week, they discuss the brilliant novel Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow by Gabrielle Zevin, a decades-sprawling book about the epic journey of a boy and a girl from childhood friends to hit video game developers. The gang dives into the book's themes, its twists and turns, and all the fictional video games that make Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow such a joy to read. Plus: a tribute to our dear friend Mike Fahey.

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0:00.0	If you couldn't do something yesterday and you don't want to do it today, well, I guess
0:08.3	you're going to have to do it tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow.
0:13.2	Welcome to Triple Click, where we bring the games to you.
0:15.2	This week we're talking about tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow, Gabrielle 7's wonderful
0:18.8	new novel about the trials and tribulations of a trio of game developers.
0:22.5	So stick around as Kirk, Maddie, and Jason tell the story of Sadie, Sam, and Marks.
0:29.3	I'm Kirk Hamilton.
0:30.6	I'm Maddie Myers.
0:31.8	And I'm Jason Shryer.
0:33.1	Hello.
0:34.1	Hello.
0:35.1	Hello.
0:36.1	Hello.
0:37.1	Hello.
0:38.1	We are back.
0:39.1	We are.
0:40.1	It's us.
0:41.1	Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow.
0:44.1	I'm glad that there are three tomorrows in that title because there are three of us.
0:48.6	That's right.
0:49.6	One for each of us.
0:50.6	One for each of us.
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