Ep 14. Brother's Keeper

Stephen is faced with another difficult decision in "Brother's Keeper," the 14th episode of The Tomorrow People's first season. At the end of the previous episode, Stephen is forced to leave his former best friend and now enemy, Julian, behind when the Tomorrow People escape from Ultra's grasp. As "Brother's Keeper" opens, Stephen is still struggling with the guilt and sadness that comes with betraying someone you care about. Meanwhile, John and Cara are also wrestling with their own emotional turmoil as they try to mend their fractured relationship.

When Stephen discovers that Ultra has Julian in custody, he must choose whether to risk everything to save his brother from their grasp. As he embarks on this mission, Stephen is keeping his actions a secret from the rest of the Tomorrow People, knowing full well that they would not agree with his decision to help Julian. This creates further tension between Stephen and his fellow Tomorrow People, who worry about what kind of person Stephen could become if he continues to make decisions based on his emotions rather than what's best for their community.

As Stephen seeks to rescue Julian, he runs into someone from his past who is both a friend and a foe. As they rekindle their old relationship, Stephen begins to have doubts about his mission, wondering if he's doing the right thing. Meanwhile, John and Cara struggle to reconcile their conflicting desires for their community, leading to a confrontation that could have lasting consequences.

"Brother's Keeper" is a tense, emotionally charged episode that explores the complex relationships and allegiances between the Tomorrow People and Ultra. As Stephen grapples with his decision to risk everything for Julian, the rest of the Tomorrow People are left to wonder what kind of leader he will become. Meanwhile, John and Cara's relationship is put to the test once again, as they must find a way to work together despite their differences.

Overall, "Brother's Keeper" is a standout episode of The Tomorrow People's first season, offering plenty of drama, action, and character development. Whether you're a fan of the show or just tuning in, this episode is not to be missed.