Drew Van Acker tries to figure out a way to rescue Ryan Pinkston with Elise Gatien in this new still from Tower Prep. In the back-to-back season finale episodes, “Snitch” and “Fathers,” Ian (Van Acker ...

High-school students often feel like prisoners anyway, so there’s something inherently clever about the premise for “Tower Prep,” a series that points the way toward a best-case scenario of what ...

Let’s get one thing straight right off the bat: The character Drew Van Acker plays in Cartoon Network’s “Tower Prep” does have super powers. But Ian Archer, the character who finds himself waking up ...

You think you’ve got problems. Try walking a mile in Ian Archer’s shoes. He’s smart, good-looking and athletic. He also has a special ability that allows him to be one step ahead of everybody. So what ...

This week, we have the season finale of Tower Prep and the season premiere of Primeval, and marathons of Doctor Who, Twilight Zone, and assorted other classics. Plus Rufus Sewell meets a mermaid, and ...

Drew Van Acker tries to figure out a way to rescue Ryan Pinkston with Elise Gatien in this new still from Tower Prep. Ian now must reunite the gang (Gatien, Dyana Liu) in order to bust Gabe out of ...

The “cartoon” in Cartoon Network is more of a guideline than a requirement these days, and Tower Prep is the channel’s latest and most ambitious foray into live-action programming. The hour-long ...

Teenagers with special skills in a school is a proven recipe for success. But don’t think that Cartoon Network’s new live-action series “Tower Prep” is just a rehash of “Harry Potter” or “X-Men.” The ...

Tower Prep, a 13 x 43 minute teen drama series, follows the journey of Ian Archer (Drew Van Acker, Greek), who wakes up one morning to find himself at a mysterious academy for teens with special ...

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