THE TOMORROW PEOPLE WOWS AUDIENCE OF THE CW

As the fall has began The CW network fired up television screen with some thrilling new series. Its latest is the new series. The Tomorrow People, which debuted on Wednesday, October 9, 2013. The Tomorrow People is a science fiction adventure that has takes what the 2008 film Jumper left off in which a group of young people born with powers to use abilities of telekinesis, teleportation and telepathic communication. The problem, a paramilitary group of scientists called Ultra has one 

primary goal - to capture and inject the Tomorrow People with a chemical that supposedly make them ordinary humans, or if they cannot control the Tomorrow People, then Ultra will kill them.

To make matter much more complicating and intriguing is the lead character Stephen Jameson’s (Robbie Amell) uncle, Dr. Jedikiah Price (Mark Pellegrino), is the head of Ultra. Stephen inherited his powers from his dead/missing father and his power are so advanced that he can use them inside Ultra, while the other Tomorrow People cannot. Price wants to control Stephen so he offers him a job takes to job but with the idea of helping others like himself. It will not be long before, Stephen learns that he has made a mistake.

The Tomorrow People is a wonderful high-energy series, which might help The CW with ratings. 

The series also stars:

Peyton List as Cara Coburn

Luke Mitchell as John Young

Aaron Yoo as Russell Kwon

Madeleine Mantock as Astrid Finch

 Amanda Clarke as Alexis Pixel

Sarah Clarke as Marla

Jeffrey Pierce as Jack

Carly Pope as Morgan

More from The CW. Beauty and the Beast also returned this week, and Vincent has had an upgrade in

appearance as well as in his beast powers. Gone is the jagged scar that marks his flawed transition from man to beast and in is a clean and handsome goatee baring face. Along with the improvement of his instinctive power, he is more muscle than last season. Vincent is now able to transform at will and painlessly.

I like this new and improved Vincent and series is better for it as is the storyline in which Vincent is an assassin and that he has forgot Kat, who is trying to discover who is controlling him. Will their love return easily?