Wednesday's episode, "Thanatos," dives deeper into Jedikiah and John's past history, with Pellegrino hinting: "You start to see that the compartmentalization you thought [Jedikiah] could do so ...

The Tomorrow People airs Wednesdays at 9/8c on The CW. (Full disclosure: TVGuide.com is owned by CBS, one of The CW's parent companies.) Today's Netflix Top 10 Rankings; ...

Tomorrow People: TV Review. It's ridiculous and both poorly written and acted, but it's also pretty funny, so there's that.

The Tomorrow People would appear to have all the advantages except for one thing, they can’t kill. Well, except for some ...

The Tomorrow People presents itself as being a good show. It proceeds merrily along its plot, with all its twists and turns, which seem to fit the show. Its actors are all at least competent if ...

On The Tomorrow People, Ultra is the ultimate enemy.The mysterious organization hunts down those with powers and either eliminates them or takes their powers away — even if they're only children.

“The Tomorrow People” might work nicely as a graphic novel. Unfortunately, it’s a TV show. The CW has tried to build a niche over the years as the go-to network for sci-fi and fantasy series ...

The Tomorrow People, having been told that their leader has been lying to them for years, wisely decide to find a new leader. However, rather than turning to Stephen, ...

The Tomorrow People is essentially a throwback to an era of classic sci-fi (such as Doctor Who or Star Trek) which believes in an optimistic and attainable future.

Just as audiences have been told for ages not to judges books by their covers, Tomorrow People executive producer Phil Klemmer is hoping people don’t judge his new show by others’ perceptions ...

The Tomorrow People is a show that loves to start in the middle of the action and then back up and show us how we got to the cold opening point of the episode. As if realizing that, ...

Darren Franich is a former critic at Entertainment Weekly. He left EW in 2023. In this iteration, the superhumans are called “Tomorrow People.” That bit of introduction comes from Peyton List ...