The Tomorrow People

TV Series
2013–2014
U
43m

IMDb RATING

7.2/10

38K

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Stephen helps genetically advanced teenagers hide from a paramilitary group hunting them down.Stephen helps genetically advanced teenagers hide from a paramilitary group hunting them down.Stephen helps genetically advanced teenagers hide from a paramilitary group hunting them down.

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IMDb RATING

7.2/10

38K

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POPULARITY

3,829

165

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Awards
- 2 wins & 3 nominations total

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Trivia
This is the second time Robbie Amell and Alexa Vega have played each other's love interest, the first being TV Movie The Hunters (2013)

Quotes
[repeated season one introduction to episode recap]
Stephen Jameson: [V.O] My name is Stephen Jameson. I am one of the Tomorrow People, the next step in human evolution. They call our powers the three Ts: telepathy...
Cara Coburn: [telepathically] Stephen?
Stephen Jameson: [V.O] Telekinesis, and teleportation. There is a shadow war going on between us and Ultra...
[Jedikiah fires at John]
Stephen Jameson: NO!
[Stephen stops time around the Tomorrow People]
Stephen Jameson: [V.O] ... A secret organization that hunts us. The only way to keep my species from going extinct is to find my father, and the only way to do that is by working for the enemy.

Connections
Referenced in Pastor Mike Online: Love Not the World (2013)

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6/10

Easy watch, but not well thought through

It is a very easy watch and has an interesting premise. The 3 T's Teteportalion, Telekinesis and Telepathy. However one cannot overlook the glaring plot holes and sci-fi nonsense. I got a feeling while watching this that they came up with the plot as the series were progressing. It was like we need more drama this episode? or which character haven't we endangered yet?

The show did however asks us one simple, interesting and meaningful question, how would society react to a drastic inequality in abilities. Although this question is ultimately lost in meaningless plot twists and was never answered.

Overall, the series were not well-thought through. I would still recommend this show to people looking for an easy watch sci-fi and can overlook plot holes and horseradish science.