List of The Tomorrow People serials
Series 2
Regular Cast: Nicholas Young (John), Peter Vaughan-Clarke (Stephen), Elizabeth Adare (Elizabeth), Chris Chittell (Chris), Philip Gilbert (Voice of TIM) Producer: Ruth Boswell

List of The Tomorrow People serials

Section Title: Series 2
Table Section Text: Regular Cast: Nicholas Young (John), Peter Vaughan-Clarke (Stephen), Elizabeth Adare (Elizabeth), Chris Chittell (Chris), Philip Gilbert (Voice of TIM) Producer: Ruth Boswell

Title	Episodes	First aired	Writer(s)	Director

The Blue and the Green	5	4 February - 4 March 1974	Roger Price	Roger Price

As Carol and Kenny have chosen to leave Earth to become off-planet members of the Galactic Federation, a new Tomorrow Person, schoolteacher Elizabeth M'Bondo, breaks out.

Guest Cast: Nigel Pegram (Grandfather), Jason Kemp (Robert), Simon Merrick (Police Inspector), Ray Burdis (Johnson)

A Rift in Time	4	11 March - 1 April 1974	Roger Price	Darrol Blake

Time Guardian Peter is able to contact John and Stephen in simultaneous vague dreams, directing them to find a first century A.D.

Guest Cast: Bryan Stanyon (Professor Cawston), Richard Speight (Peter), Sylvia Coleridge (Professor Sylvia Garner), Stanley Lebor (Gaius), Leonard Pieroni (Lothar), Stephen Jack (Zenon), Peter Duncan (Cotus)

The Doomsday Men	4	8 April - 6 May 1974	Roger Price	Roger Price

Stephen goes undercover at a private Scottish school in order to investigate "The Doomsday Men". The Doomsday Men are a deranged group of militarists, intent upon disrupting peace talks in order to preserve a life of military action and the chance to achieve glory in battle.

Guest Cast: Simon Gipps-Kent (Paul), Derek Murcott (Major Longford), Arnold Peters (Dr. Laird), William Relton (Douglas McLelland), Lindsay Campbell (Lt General McLelland), Nigel Pegram (Traffic Warden), Eric Young (Lee Wan), Bill Treacher (Doomsday Man)

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Stanyon appeared in the Tomorrow People serial "A Rift in Time," where his character was first introduced.

final_sentence: Stanyon appeared in the Tomorrow People serial "A Rift in Time," where his character was first introduced.