The Tomorrow People Gets An Action-Packed Trailer And A Post-Arrow Timeslot
The CW has a remake of the British series The Tomorrow People set to air on Wednesday nights this fall, bringing another Amell to the network in the process. The series stars Robbie Amell (cousin to Arrow star Stephen) as Stephen, a teenager who begins to hear voices and teleport in his sleep, which leads him to learn that he's one of the "Tomorrow people," a generation of humans with extraordinary abilities.
The above trailer gives us a look at the series, and below is a description of the plot:
I'm disappointed that 1600 Penn didn't stick around, but it's good to see Robbie Amell finding a new project so fast, and one that looks like it could be a lot of fun. From what I know if the original series, it was a children's show, whereas something tells me this one will be geared more toward the teens and young adults that typically tune into the CW. Looking at the trailer, the Arrow lead-in seems pretty fitting, and not just because of the family connection of its stars. The clip below gives us a look at the action and suspense - and a Matrix-like moment - that awaits in this series…
Exciting stuff!
The CW has The Tomorrow People set to air on Wednesday nights after Arrow. Check out the CW's full fall schedule here.
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