The Tomorrow People2013

Stephen Jameson:
Okay, okay, wait wait wait, wait. Where are we? How-... Who are you?

John Young:
You're in an abandoned subway station 100 feet below the streets of Manhattan. You teleported here. Actually... I teleported you.

Cara Coburn:
We're called Tomorrow People. And we didn't choose the name, I swear.

Stephen Jameson:
[laughing, seeing the others] This isn't happening. It's just another one of my crazy dreams.

Cara Coburn:
[telepathically] It's not a dream, Stephen.

Stephen Jameson:
How did you do that?

Cara Coburn:
You've heard of telepathy? It's another one of our powers.

John Young:
The three Ts, the third being telekinesis.

[Stephen nods humorfully]

Cara Coburn:
[to John] He doesn't believe us.

John Young:
It's funny, the teleporting usually sells it.

Stephen Jameson:
No offense, but any second I'm gonna wake up someplace awful. Maybe another three-way at the neighbors' place.

[John smiles at the thought]

Cara Coburn:
You don't understand, Stephen. You're one of us. You're breaking out.

John Young:
You're waking up in weird places, Stephen? You're not sleepwalking. You're teleporting. You hear Cara's voice in your head, that's telepathy. Your latent powers are starting to appear. Soon, you'll be able to do this.

[Stephen begins levitating off the floor with no effort whatsoever evident on John's face]

Stephen Jameson:
Okay, oka- okay! Okay! Put me down! Put me down!

John Young:
You got it.

[Stephen falls into a crouching position. One of the others laughs]

Stephen Jameson:
No, no, I'm having a psychotic break. My meds are off or something.

John Young:
No, no, no more pills. They're obviously addling your brain.

Cara Coburn:
What he means... is the drugs are just going to get in your way.

Stephen Jameson:
Get in my way? You have no idea what my year has been like.

Cara Coburn:
[with a hurt expression] Stephen, I know *exactly* what it's been like. I know how alone you've felt, how scared. You feel like you're turning into a different person, like your mind isn't your own. All those hours on your therapist's couch? I was there with you, Stephen. When we're connected, I feel what it's like to *be* you.

Stephen Jameson:
That sounds, um, awful.