One of the more intriguing new shows coming up in 2010 is NBC’s “Day One”, from former “Heroes” producer Jesse Alexander. The show was originally envisioned as a 13-episode first season, but that was eventually shortened to a four-hour mini-series. Now, at the NBC TV Critics...

NBC’s “Day One” was supposed to be a full series but for reasons unknown, it’s getting the chop down to a 4 hour miniseries. “Day One” is about a group of people trapped, hiding or sticking together in an apartment complex after something invades the hell out of us. So...

It seems a lot of major decisions have been made in regards to two highly anticipated sci-fi shows. Variety reports that NBC has decided to air Jesse Alexander’s Day One as a 4-hour mini-series event instead of a full-blown 13-episode season, as originally planned. Something similar is happening...

Well this is a kicker: as soon as I posted that Day One article about how NBC isn’t giving out lots of good vibes about standing by Jesse Alexander’s Day One, the boys at AICN went and posted these SPOILERIFIC details about the show and its pilot. Read on only if you want to know SPOILERS....

Well this is interesting news. According to this interview with NBC president Angela Bromstad at the Television Critics Association summer press tour(via SciFiWire), it sure sounds like NBC doesn’t have very high hopes that Jesse Alexander’s Day One will last past Season 1. Or does it mean...

Day One is a nifty little Sci-Fi show starting this fall that features a group of people fighting to survive in an apartment complex after the aliens come and clean house. Now, a clever little website has sprouted up, getting all Fanboy over a television series that doesn’t exist but points you...

So, I bet you thought NBC’s new Day One show was just another generic post-apocalyptic TV show ala Jericho and its ilk, huh? Well guess again, because this thing is starting to shape up into something I didn’t really expect. Check out this extended trailer for the show, which reveals a decidedly...

With the networks officially kicking off their upfront presentations this month, we’ve now gotten official (and in some cases, semi-official) confirmations about which shows are coming back, which ones are gone, and what new offerings will be available to the genre fans out there. The schedule...

We have it directly from NBC that “Day One”, an excellent sounding post apocalyptic series from Jesse Alexander (Lost, Alias, Heroes) has been picked up for next falls NBC schedule. The official synopsis: In the aftermath of a global event that devastates the world’s infrastructures,...

“Day One” is a very interesting sounding Post Apocalyptic story about a group of folks dealing with the end of the world as they know it, all from their California apartment complex. It has been described as a cross between Cloverfield and Lost. NBC picked up the two part pilot for consideration...

You may or may not have heard, but there are rumblings aplenty about the fate of NBC’s superhero show Heroes. The whole crisis seems to stem from a very innocent twitter by one of the show’s stars, Greg Grunberg, but it sure set off a firestorm. Everyone and their momma who never liked the...

Maybe getting kicked off Heroes was the best thing that could ever have happened for TV producer/writer Jesse Alexander, whose post-apocalyptic TV show Day One has just been greenlit for a pilot by NBC, and now he’s added four more to his cast. Leading the way is Carly Pope (pictured, left), recently...

Here’s the deal about former Heroes producer Jesse Alexander’s new TV show Day One: I wish it wouldn’t waste time trying to find out the reasons for the apocalypse, but just move on with the aftermath. I know, the whole “what happened?” is going to be one of those “big...