'The Tomorrow People': Robbie Amell teases Cassandra's return, a 'Rocky' moment,

The Tomorrow People has already given us a season full of twists, turns, and telepathic abilities — and it isn’t over yet. Tonight, the show moves to its new time slot for the final seven episodes of season 1 — and it sounds like things are only going to get crazier.
We caught up with star Robbie Amell to talk about everything from tonight’s romantic action to the war looming ahead. Spoiler: He has some stuff to say about “f— buddies.”

ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: Okay, so the last episode ended with Stephen finding some sort of thingamajig. What can you tell me about that, and where Stephen goes in this last stretch of episodes?
ROBBIE AMELL: I use the little piece of whatever I found in the final scene of episode 16, and what it brings me to really, really kicks off the beginning of the end of season 1. Episode 16 is very cool; you get to see a different side of what you could do with your powers, kind of like Kick-Ass. You find a superhero who’s using her powers for good, and she really inspires Russell and Stephen, and they see what the other side of this world could be. And it’s a nice, lighter, more fun episode that really ends with the catalyst for the next six. The journey from episode 17 to 22 is just on another level than the rest of the season. I’m a huge fan of our show, I’m totally biased, but I think that we have been consistently getting better and better as the show gets on. Like any TV show, we’ve had stronger and weaker episodes, but I think that 17 through 22 are our strongest episodes by a large margin. I really think that they put us in a different league. See more