The Tomorrow People Gets a Reboot on The CW

by K.L. Connie Wang on November 14, 2012 · 10:37 pm · 1 comment

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The Tomorrow PeopleI don’t know if you saw The Tomorrow People back in the 80s, but I loved that show, so I’m excited to hear The CW is updating it as a new series for the network.

The original British drama ran back in the 1970s, and aired on Nickelodeon in the 1980s-90s. It was like a teen version of Dr. Who. Daleks meets Dawson’s Creek, if you will. The show revolves around a group of teens who each had special powers. Together, they work to defeat the bad guys, as anyone without superpowers and a good heart does.

The re-boot will be headed by Greg Berlanti and Julie Plec. Berlanti is the über-producer who brought us Eli Stone, Everwood, and Arrow. Plec is best known for her work on The Vampire Diaries, but also worked with Berlanti on Dawson’s Creek.

Here’s a clip from the original version of The Tomorrow People.

K.L. Connie Wang

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K. L. Connie Wang is huge fan of monthly serial romance novels and Craig Johnson's Walt Longmire series. Connie has been published in The Orlando Sentinel, Campus Circle and Latina Bride magazine, as well as on such web sites as TVFodder, FilmFodder, The Travel Channel and IgoUgo. Other interests include shopping (especially when it comes to finding the best bargain!), food (eating, cooking, watching food shows, and eating again), books, online gaming, and traveling when her income affords it.

K.L. Connie Wang – who has written posts on Reel Life With Jane.


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1 MyKidsEatSquid November 19, 2012 at 2:18 pm

This sounds a lot like Heroes, doesn’t it? Save the cheerleader, save the world. Ah well, I like superhero shows. We just discovered Alphas on Scify. I like it.

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