The Tomorrow People-Worlds Away-Part 1

[@andyaim4764]

In 1983, Elizabeth Adare quit acting to settle down with her husband and child, took a new career as a child therapist and she now works as the head of a busy social services department in central London.

[@PreservationEnthusiast]

She couldn't act anyway. They only had her on as the token coloured person.

[@fretboardmaster70]

@@PreservationEnthusiast You could say coloured back in the 70s and it would of been politically correct … Today … nobody knows.

[@PreservationEnthusiast]

@@fretboardmaster70 Actually today I think one is supposed to say person of colour and not coloured person. Apparently one is wrong and the other isn't. That's how stupid things have become. Maybe we are supposed to say person of white not white person or person of Asia not Asian person?

[@hopebgood]

@@PreservationEnthusiast I wasn't racist then and I'm not racist now. I'm so sorry you're scared of...well...probably everything that's not just like you.

[@PreservationEnthusiast]

@@hopebgood I'm not scared of anything. Sorry to hear you have mental health problems.

[@mikefellows3901]

Used to rush back from school to see this, great show ! Well ahead of its time !

[@timothysdog6130]

It was great growing up in the 70s

[@anthonypellegrino7855]

this show was ahead of the time. it was so incredible to me to see it each week . it was like i was taken to a new 🌎 in time i wish i can do what they do. i loved that show

[@Antonius2903]

An excellent British English language! The most understandable for a foreigner like me. I would lear so much and the stuck in 1970s is an excellent entainterment fo me.

[@ercaysalih5433]

me too im stuck forever the 1960s and 70s

[@afrancis1582]

Wow. Haven’t seen this since it was first broadcast, but I remember that crystal ball scene exactly as it happened. I must be getting to that age where I remember childhood better than last week.

[@chrisstory563]

gotta love it when Tim act like a stuck up when it come to Timus first arrival. I almos chuckle when Stephen and Tyso showed up all muddy and Tim begins to fret like a fan boy.

[@Shazam-yx5up]

Yippy Skippy I remember this when I was a kid it really got me in the paranormal ufos and weird stuff

[@WilliamjameswestWEST]

R.I.P....PETER VAUGHAN CLARKE. AND PHILIP GILBERT😢😢😢😢😢😢❤❤❤❤

[@TheFreshman321]

Oh the good old days. As a lad I ran home to watch this.

[@adriansherlockdamondark.1094]

While aimed at kids, this was intelligent and had grown cast members like Nicholas Young, Philip Gilbert and Liz Adare who had charm and comic timing which made it fun, but also brought credibility to the serious stuff. Proper family TV where the parents didn't feel left out.

[@kyrenwhelan2593]

Great ideas an hope for a better world lets hope the tomorrow people save the future!!Love tim supercomputer!I love the idea of a future species humans with special abilities an who are peaceful an kind😊

[@invisibilitycriterion6782]

I’m all for that!

[@ercaysalih5433]

me too this was the heart of thames tv at its best great days gone forever always in my heart

[@nicholaseager9201]

Love John dusting Tim's Tubes with his Mr. Sheen Can and Feather Duster. Ooo-er-misses. Looking at it now with a totally different perspective to when I was a Child. Still very entertaining.

[@morgan-5171]

Cometh the day Cometh the warrior ✊

[@AndrewChapman-p9c]

Stephen has noticeably grown & his voice has deepened since "The Blue and The Green."

[@zenoheaven]

a great show way ahead of its time

[@luisarturoorduna2098]

Ambassador: "this little device is the only thing that can work with this technology" (thingy goes shinny and woo-wooie, the wall opens) Somewhere else in time and space: Doctor: Now, where did i put that sonic screwdriver?

[@carlthew1308]

I LOVED WATCHING THIS PROGRAM AND MURPHYS MOB

[@jyford4]

Inhuman.. Same here! I used to watch it on PBS! Today, I received the entire series from Amazon!

[@NigelLawrence-z1j]

Rip Peter Vaughan Clarke😢😢😢😢

[@codemeister26]

At 4:30-5:20 when Stephen teaches Tyso how to use telekinesis, by levitating the crystal ball reminded me of episode 2 of "The Slaves Of Jedikiah "in season 1 when Kenny showed Stephen how to do it and Stephen saying that ,"I' ll never learn how to do it".

[@SuperBoogley]

way way ahead of its time an awesome british production

[@brandondanmarino5182]

This serie was a complete success , here in mexico ...chao amigos! ...send link in language spanih ...of more videos of this serie ...i do not speak to much english , thanks ..

[@gengw69]

superb cheers for posting

[@ellenthorne818]

Loved this series, John was my favourite. I also enjoyed the remake with Kristian Smid. Nick Young was also I The Day of the Jackel with Edward Coz

[@marinolongoria188]

I remembee.back on seventies

[@Lee-sv8su]

Opening credits scared me to death as a kid! I was about 5 years old

[@swaldron5558]

Lol me too! These opening hand.

[@Lee-sv8su]

And the unborn baby honestly I had nightmares about it! Seem to remember it being on around 5pm

[@Lee-sv8su]

And the unborn baby honestly I had nightmares about it! Seem to remember it being on around 5pm

[@Lee-sv8su]

And the unborn baby honestly I had nightmares about it! Seem to remember it being on around 5pm

[@Lee-sv8su]

And the unborn baby honestly I had nightmares about it! Seem to remember it being on around 5pm

[@johncarson7690]

Flares, Concorde Collars, tank tops, floral patterns, middle and upper class theater buffs for actors and ridiculous sets made from fairy liquid bottles and yogurt pots...this can only be the 70's!

[@lizclegg7556]

But despite all that, utterly brilliant and prescient, way ahead of its time. People often just focus on superficialities (I'm not saying you are) and miss that at a deeper level something is great. If, for example, you judged Blake's 7 by the sets and special effects it would be utterly naff, but if you judged it by its ideas, concepts, writing, characters, it would be utterly brilliant.

[@swaldron5558]

Yes, brilliant story liners and dialogues, etc

[@OlegKostoglatov]

Dudley Simpson performed the theme music to this show, as well as incidental music for Doctor Who during the John Pertwee and early Tom Baker years. They used to re run the Tomorrow People on the Canadian Cable channel YTV in the early 90s, that was where I first saw it, I found it had a similar to Doctor Who but much more kitschy in a 70's sort of way. Unfortunately the stories were often weaker and it seemed that Thames television must have treated it as training ground for young actors.

[@masantosbaltazar1669]

Siempre veía esa serie,me gustaba mucho

[@steviemac9055]

Beautiful Elizabeth

[@MrInspirational43]

the term is "jaunt" which means to make a small trip

[@NateSean]

I like to think of this as the episode where Tyso finally got so show his chops. We're also following the drama of having Stephen and Tyso both nearly killed.

[@davidb4192]

3:36 Tim gets his "tubes" tickled with feather dusters, and he didn't even laugh.

[@michael666myers]

Omg I was 5 again lol, awesome :-)

[@andrewparsell1355]

Ah! So much better than the usa version. A lab and not a lair, and so much more.

[@fredericoalvesdesantanasan6595]

VALEU!😊

[@octavioreyesvaldez1412]

Yo soy mexicano hace tiempo que llevo buscando episodios en español me encanta la serie hace mas de 30 años que la empece a ver en un canal de mexico alguien que me ayude con la serie en español o suptitulada

[@nigelsheppard2953]

It's a bit camp .. I never realized this when I was a kid. My cousin actually believed we'd all"break out" at puberty but erm, didn't happen lol

[@johnmscott4556]

It is a bit camp, but I suppose back in those days it wasn't noticed really, good show though.

[@ariesleorising9421]

Nigel Sheppard there’s still time!! LOL

[@fishernz]

It's highly camp. Typical English product of its time though.

[@kengibson4054]

the only break out I experienced during puberty was acne and Swing Out Sister.

[@andrewkesson]

even now I don't say teleport,,,, I say jornt

[@lordleonusa]

Jaunt

[@alphasoundboard2864]

Now we no where the idea for ' Scanners ' came from, lol

[@redblade43]

Dave R I remember enjoying watching Timeslip, but I never watched that show in its day, what a load of CRAP...

[@benjaminclasper6865]

Does anybody if the tv series westway from 1976 is available to be steamed anywhere the series starred dean Lawrence and Nigel Rhodes in it from htv.

[@flightcentre]

Thanks so much for upload . Reminds me when I watched as a kid . Anymore uploads coming ?

[@junkscience6397]

6:35 "Ohhh, noh!" "What on earth happened to you two, you look like refugees from a rugby scrum." Haha~!

[@OlegKostoglatov]

One story that I viewed again on You Tube a few years ago was about a Nazi revival movement where they had Hitler (as an alien) and a group of brown shirts frozen inside a bunker someplace. Very much 1970s kitsch, that was the golden age of this sort of entertainment, Nazi war criminals, or even Hitler himself, hiding in South America, a la "Boys From Brazil". There were even rumors about Joseph Mengele traveling around South America as late as 1985, we now know that he died of a stroke in 1979.

[@pertuk]

this was ITV's answer to Dr Who and then decades later the DW spin of SJA "borrowed" elements of it

[@heliocentric68]

this was not on bbc...its thames television which is itv...as a kid i loved this much more than doctor who which was bbc

[@timothysdog6130]

You will be asking me to dust your tubes next hahahaha

[@stellalumia]

Man I clicked on this and it was like being 4 yo again. I don't know what it was with the theme music of this show, but it used to freak me out as a kid. The show was fine but the music brrr, always muted the intro. LoL isn't as scary now, but it has something to it even to this day.

[@StormsongK]

"Hitler's Last Secret".

[@keitheyoung]

No, TIM's voice was done by Philip Gilbert.

[@MrJacMac1968]

They should have had Kitt from Knight Rider meet Tim from the Tomorrow People.KITT was sorta of like TIM personality wise

[@Allcanadian79]

where can I buy these ?I watched them as a Canadian kid.

[@outtherelivinginthepub1973]

What series & what episode is this, as I have just watched this for the first time in 7 years??

[@WilliamjameswestWEST]

Talking computer..rum it will never happen..😂😂😂😂

[@WrestlingHeretic]

Wrap your mind around it.

[@WilliamjameswestWEST]

❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@antitour190]

Esta serie me la veía cuando tenía como unos 8 años lastima que no esté traducida

[@andrewkesson]

as I remember they had to put there thumbs in there belt to jornt

[@carlosdiazdeleon9923]

Somebody know how to get this serie??????

[@benjaminclasper6865]

And Simon gipps Kent was in it too.

[@CosmicEnergy123]

Part 1 of 6, enjoy.

[@wheelieblind]

I think some are deleted please put back.

[@morgan-5171]

I have returned 🧐💖

[@andyaim4764]

I think you had to be pretty young to not notice the dreadful acting 😂 it fooled me at 10 now at 57 I can see the cracks but hey it’s nostalgia haha

[@PreservationEnthusiast]

The acting was completely terrible I agree.

[@ColinGlass-v9x]

Hey this guy looks like Uri Gellor

[@andrewkesson]

oh Mich I was 7, do you remember, errrr not Logan's run,,,,,,,,,,,,ah,, Blake's 7..... lolzen the computer, but this was before computers were real,,,, eg before spectrum 12kb,,,,,,,lol

[@ColinGlass-v9x]

This guy looks like Uri Gellor

[@peterleete1653]

Pyramids built by extra terrestrials. Conspiracy Theory start point?

[@nicholaseager9201]

Very camp and dated but still enjoyable. Far superior to the more modern USA rubbish. I also was disappointed and expected puberty to release Teleportation within me and not just hormones and spots.

[@trevorbrown_artist]

11:38 is that a sonic screwdriver?

[@marcelog668]

I SHOULD WISH TO WATCH THIS SERIE IN SPANISH LANGUAGE OR SUBTITLES IN SPANISH, CAN IT TO BE POSIBLE??????

[@marcelog668]

DESEARIA VER DE NUEVO ESTA SERIE" THE TOMORROW PEOPLE" EN IDIOMA ESPAÑOL O SUBTITULOS EN ESPAÑOL. I SHOULD WISH TO WATCH THIS SERIE " THE TOMORROW PEOPLE" AGAIN IN SPANISH OR SUBTITLES

[@woofygrrrr]

Did Timus use a sonic screwdriver? lol ;)

[@Mascro1977]

woofy grman well this was ITVs answer to Dr. Who

[@ellenthorne818]

Edward Fox

[@carlosoliverap8228]

Lagaber

[@Prostyla100]

Oi remember me caravan lookin' jus' loik dat. We could'nt aford a shed even inda 70s! An' forgit the belt fashion-way out me pocket....

[@Jwdude123]

PVC

[@andrewkesson]

tymos,onokmoster,,,,,, nearly as good as slartybartfast

[@samrowbotham8914]

Corny acting in typical British style.

[@anja.h3160]

The new the tomorrow people ist better