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- Stephen Jameson thinks that he's going insane but finds out that he has the ability to move things with his mind, read peoples thoughts, and teleport from place to place. But Stephen finds out that he's not the only one that has these. These people call themselves The Tomorrow People. A new step in human evolution being hunt down by Ultra, a secret organization that hunt this species. There's a shadow war going on but who will come on top the humans or the Tommorow people
- Evolved humans with amazing abilities (Teleportation, Telekinesis, Telepathy) are being hunted down by agents of Ultra.
- Stephen Jameson (Robbie Amell) is a regular teen. His mother Marla (Sarah Clarke) is raising her two sons all by herself. Then he connects telepathically with Cara Coburn (Peyton List). They are part of a group of people called The Tomorrow People with new mutations that allows them the 3 Ts (telepathy, telekinesis, teleportation). The only drawback is that they suffer great pains if they try to kill. Cara is the leader of a group hiding underground from the evil Ultra organization headed by Jedikiah (Mark Pellegrino). The Tomorrow People either work for him or are strip of their powers.<br/><br/>This sci-fi has so much potential. But this just never overcome some basic plot holes. Like so many of these sci-fi, nobody in the general public ever knows. It's highly questionable. At least in MIB, they have the memory wipey thing. Then there is obvious solution to Cara's group. Ultra teams The Tomorrow People with regular people who can use deadly force. It makes no sense that Cara or anybody in her group can't figure that out. The good parts are that the action is fun and the actors are all pretty. The concept just needed to be worked over a few more times to iron out the kinks.
- I wait all week and dread the rest of the week...... I can't wait to see the next episode. This is a great show, maybe the best on air right now. I can't stand the thought of losing another great show because they didn't give it a good chance. They NEED to listen to the fans, talk to anyone that watches the tomorrow people, we love it. Even the critics are grasping at straws with finding anything to complain about. For pity sake give us what we want, ENOUGH WITH THE REALITY SHOWS AND BRAINLESS COMEDY CRAP!!!!!!!!!! LEAVE THE GOOD SHOWS THAT LEAVE YOU DESPERATE FOR MORE ALONE PLEASE. Watching The tomorrow people (TTP as some of us fans have started calling it) is one of the few highlights of the week for me and everyone I know, we ALL watch it and wait with great anticipation for the next episode. The idea of only a few left in this season it torture never mind now this fear that it could be the end all together. Just give it a chance PLEASE.
- Yes, it is a remake of the British sci-fi series <a href="/title/tt0069647/">The Tomorrow People (1973)</a> which was created by Roger Price and ran from 1973-79. The US series is actually the second remake, as Price himself oversaw a British remake (also titled <a href="/title/tt0103568/">The Tomorrow People (1992)</a>) which ran from 1992-95. Yes, although there are still many similarities and the general concept of the series remains the same. The original series began with the Tomorrow People comprising John, Carol, Kenny, and their new recruit Stephen. John is the eldest member of the team and he was the one responsible for building TIM, a biotronic, sentient computer which aids the team and can augment their powers. In the original version, the team still represent the next phase of human evolution and are called homo-superior, in contrast to the rest of the human race who are homo-sapiens. Their powers included teleportation (called "jaunting"), telekinesis, and telepathy. "Jaunting" over long distances was done with the aid of a belt (later a bracelet). The team's goal was to assist other Tomorrow People as they "break-out" (i.e. when their special powers become active, usually in adolescence), and they operated from an underground base called The Lab which was situated in an abandoned part of London's Underground Rail Network. As well as Earth-bound adventures, the series featured several stories set in space and on alien worlds (the team were affiliated with a Galactic Federation which was analogous to the United Nations). New Tomorrow People joined the team on a regular basis, though there was never more than four or five team members at any one time.<br/><br/>In the US remake, the main characters still include John and Stephen, though Carol is now called Cara and Russell appears to be the closest analog to Kenny. Again, Stephen is a new recruit who joins the team to assist others as they "break out", though we learn Stephen's father was also a Tomorrow Person which is not something the original series did. The team still operate from an underground subway base, though it is not referred to as "The Lab" as in the original, and there are far more Tomorrow People who inhabit the base. TIM is also present in the new series, and was again built by John, though looks different to the original version. Again, the Tomorrow People have psionic powers, though teleportation is not referred to as jaunting in this version and does not require a belt. Newer powers are also seen, such as Stephen's ability to stop time. So far in this version, all of the Tomorrow People's activities have been set on Earth and there is no indication of a Galactic Federation or even extra-terrestrial life.<br/><br/>In both versions, the Tomorrow People have an adversary called Jedikiah. In the original version, Jedikiah was a shape-shifting alien robot who later took on human form. In the US remake, he is the uncle of Stephen and is a high-ranking official in an organisation called Ultra which aims to hunt down all of the Tomorrow People as they are perceived as a threat to homo-sapiens. a5c7b9f00b
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