Synopsis:

"Things Fall Apart" - (9:00-10:00 p.m. ET) (Content Rating TBD) (HDTV)

WE HAD A DEAL - Stephen (Robbie Amell) is upset with Jedikiah (Mark Pellegrino) for going back on his word, leaving Stephen to face The Founder (guest star Simon Merrells, "The Wolfman"). In order to protect Astrid (Madeleine Mantock), Stephen has to make a dangerous deal to bring in a powerful break-out. John (Luke Mitchell) and Cara (Peyton List) clash, forcing Cara to issue a harsh and unexpected punishment. Meanwhile, Stephen learns a surprising secret about his mom. Aaron Yoo also stars. Michael Shultz directed the episode written by Alex Katsnelson and Leigh Dana Jackson (#113).


Episode 13 of 22

Did the writers forget that Stephen can free time and teleport out of secured areas others cannot?

I went back and forth on what happened at the end was a possible outcome after the last few episodes. Still enjoying the show.

Simon Merrells is a fantastic actor. Crassus lives!

Finally caught up with the last few episodes including this one.

Huge development in this episode.

Mom is a Tomorrow person. That really changes things with the story arc. Did not expect that. It would have been even more shocking had they killed off Mom and Astrid, but I don't think the show would have gone there.

I also liked how they changed the dynamic a little with Cara becoming the leader. John was being kind of a douche.

Surprised nobody mentioned that Serinda Swan guest starred in this episode. Although her British accent sucked. Still looked good in that white dress. Interesting that she wasn't listed in the episode description.

http://www.digitalspy.com/british-tv...-of-ideas.html

Greg Berlanti and the Producers have season 2 mapped out. They hope to get some of the cast from the original Tomorrow People to guest star.

The CW has renewed some of their shows based on streaming figures. Hopefully that will be taken into consideration.

Why is Sarah Clarke always a mole?

Sure, she's not evil this time, but she's always playing characters that are lying about who they really are. I've come to expect that from her, so this didn't surprise me much.

That being said, I thought she was going to be killed in that scene.

The mom had a Neo moment there at the end.

Great episode. I feel like this show is coming into its own the further the season progresses.

I thought something might be up when they said the girl was so powerful because of both parents. That was a huge hint since only Stephen could connect with her.

Was expecting John to show up at Stephens for a place to stay.