United Kingdom
The Tomorrow People are British teens who have special powers. They can communicate to each other using telepathy. They can also transport themselves (they call it "Jaunting"). With the help of Tim their talking computer they battle the bad people of earth and space. - IMDb
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| La gente del mañana |  Mexico |
| A Gente do Amanhã |  Portugal |
| Hombres del mañana |  Spain |
| Seres do Amanhã |  Brazil |
| The Tomorrow People |  New Zealand |
| The Tomorrow People |  Philippines |
| The Tomorrow People |  USA |
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| The Tomorrow People |  Canada |
| The Tomorrow People | Canada |
| The Tomorrow People |  West Germany |
| The Tomorrow People | United Kingdom |
| The Tomorrow People |  Ireland |
| The Tomorrow People |  India |
| The Tomorrow People |  Italy |
| Люди будущего |  Soviet Union |
| ザ・トゥモロー・ピープル |  Japan |
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Stephen Garlick [17] | Kwaan (TV Episode: Into the Unknown: The Visitor) (1976) |
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Linda Robson [16] | Student (TV Episode: The Blue and the Green: An Apple for the Teacher) (1974) |
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Simon Gipps-Kent [16] | Paul (TV Episode: The Doomsday Men: Dressed to Kill) (1974) |
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Nigel Rhodes | Andrew / Andrew Forbes (TV Episode: War of the Empires: All in the Mind) (1978) |
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Stephen Brassett [16] | Howard (TV Episode: The Blue and the Green: Cuckoo in the Nest) (1974) |
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Nicholas Lyndhurst [17] | Karl Brandt (TV Episode: Hitler's Last Secret: Men Like Rats) (1978) |
