If you haven’t seen the previews, perhaps you’re still in the dark as to what might be haunting these kids’ otherwise normal adolescence. His popular sister, Lauren (Natalie Alyn Lind), wants to help him, but she’s got a secret herself, and their mother, Kate (Amy Acker), is only about to discover what’s been going on. His kids (both around junior high age) are having trouble in school mainly Andy (Percy Hynes White), who’s being bullied for undisclosed reasons. Reed may spend his days interrogating captured mutants, but he’s about to encounter conflicting interests at home. Reed Strucker (Stephen Moyer), the district attorney for 15 years who specializes in prosecuting mutant-related felons, introduces us to storyline No. Quentin Tarantino's Favorite Movies: 40 Films the Director Wants You to See Hilary Swank's 'Alaska Daily' Doesn't Live Up to Its Top-Line Talent - or ABC's Past ProceduralsĮarly Best Adapted Screenplay Contenders Range from 'Living' to 'Top Gun: Maverick' 'A Friend of the Family' Deconstructs a Sensational True Story to Make It Even More Unsettling They’re members of the aptly titled Mutant Underground, an organization living in the shadows that came to be after the X-Men disappeared and the laws restricting mutant rights “got bad.” Marcos (Sean Teale) is their de facto leader, a hot-head with a hot hand (literally) who has coupled up with Lorna (Emma Dumont) and leads a team tracking a new recruit: Clarice (Jamie Chung), who’s also on the run from the cops all by herself. First up, there’s a group of rebellious mutants on the run from a government that wants to take them off the streets. “The Gifted” tells two stories that soon merge into one.
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