A high school student Stephen Jameson, who thinks he is sleepwalking is really teleporting. And the female voice he is hearing is real--it's from a woman, Cara. She is part of an organization that helps the next step in humanity's evolution-- Homo Superior. He finds this out when she and another guy take him to their hidden lair beneath the streets of New York City. It's explained that their abilities include "The Three T's"--teleportation, telekinesis and telepathy. However, Stephen has a few more abilities that become evident and it's the reason this group wants him to be their leader. Oh, and his long-lost father was their previous leader. He's been captured by a secret government agency (of course!) led by an over-the-top villain, Jedikiah Price, who turns out to be his uncle.When he's unable to strip Stephen of his powers he drops by his apartment and offers him a job. Huh? It's all a bad version of HEROES, a bunch of convoluted BS. Tomorrow People is something I had seen yesterday.
A high school student Stephen Jameson, who thinks he is sleepwalking is really teleporting. And the female voice he is hearing is real--it's from a woman, Cara. She is part of an organization that helps the next step in humanity's evolution-- Homo Superior. He finds this out when she and another guy take him to their hidden lair beneath the streets of New York City. It's explained that their abilities include "The Three T's"--teleportation, telekinesis and telepathy. However, Stephen has a few more abilities that become evident and it's the reason this group wants him to be their leader. Oh, and his long-lost father was their previous leader. He's been captured by a secret government agency (of course!) led by an over-the-top villain, Jedikiah Price, who turns out to be his uncle.When he's unable to strip Stephen of his powers he drops by his apartment and offers him a job. Huh? It's all a bad version of HEROES, a bunch of convoluted BS. Tomorrow People is something I had seen yesterday.
