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In The 4400, every 4400 produces a fictitious neurotransmitter called promicin that enables him or her to use parts of the cerebellum no human has previously used. This is the cause of the new abilities in each returnee.
Kyle returns home and talking with his father Tom, he produces a syringe full of Promicin. Pushing his father to give up his inhibitions, tells him "it's time dad," and Tom picks up the syringe. In a closing scene a sign on the city limits which would read “Welcome to Seattle” has been changed with graffiti to read “Welcome to Promise ...
Since the government ceases injecting promicin inhibitor, every 4400 develops an ability. Dr. Kevin Burkhoff devises a way to artificially create 4400 abilities through a series of promicin injections, using himself as a test subject, giving him regenerative abilities.
There is also Jordan Collier's dream where Tom uses his ability to bring his keys to him. Telekenisis/Magnetism was a hint. In the books, he does take it, and his ability is similar to sue storm from marvel comics, in that he can create force fields.
For those who havent seen The 4400, Promicin is a neurotransmitter thats gives you a superpower. Is available in a shot. If you that it you there is a...
This is a list of fictional characters in the television series The 4400. The list includes the series main characters, recurring characters, minor characters, as well a list of the 4400 returnees. Main characters. Tom Baldwin, portrayed by Joel Gretsch, is the series's main protagonist.
May 22, 2007 · Fans of the show can join in the debate over the use of Promicin, a neurotransmitter found in each of the 4400. When injected into someone who is not one of the 4400, it does one of two things: it either kills them instantly or gives them an amazing supernatural ability.
