2006
TV-14
ABC

2006
TV-14
ABC

Summary Detective Brett Hopper is having a really bad day. He has been framed for murdering ADA Alberto Garza. He has an alibi, but no one will believe him. He wakes up one morning to realize he is reliving the same day over and over again. To stop this cycle and return to a normal life, he must find out who has framed him.

Created By: Paul Zbyszewski

2006
TV-14
ABC

2006
TV-14
ABC

Day Break

Name: Day Break
Genre: Action, Drama, Sci-Fi, Thriller
Released: 2006-11-15
Rating: 60
Cast: Taye Diggs, Moon Bloodgood, Victoria Pratt, Meta Golding, Ramón Rodríguez

Season 1 Premiere: Nov 15, 2006

Metascore Mixed or Average Based on 28 Critic Reviews

User Score Overwhelming Dislike Based on 48 User Ratings

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Created By: Paul Zbyszewski

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13 Episodes • 2006

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Metascore

Mixed or Average Based on 28 Critic Reviews

43% Positive
12 Reviews

50% Mixed
14 Reviews

7% Negative
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Metascore

Mixed or Average Based on 28 Critic Reviews

43% Positive
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50% Mixed
14 Reviews

7% Negative
2 Reviews

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100

Chicago Sun-Times

"Day Break" asks viewers for faith, to believe unanswered questions will not go unanswered forever, and that every episode will be worth experiencing. For now, I'm willing to take that leap of faith, because the action is swift, the acting is taut and the premise is cool.

By Doug Elfman FULL REVIEW

New York Post

Diggs is a very good actor. Attempting to pull off a complicated scenario like this would be tough for a vet, let alone someone who made his bones in musical theater.

By Linda Stasi FULL REVIEW

Wall Street Journal

Following the show will require some effort for viewers accustomed to less demanding fare.

By Nancy DeWolf Smith FULL REVIEW

Chicago Tribune

It may not be blessed with the most felicitous dialogue of all time, but “Day Break” is a solidly constructed and fast-paced drama.

By Maureen Ryan FULL REVIEW

San Francisco Chronicle

At some point, your head will explode.

By Tim Goodman FULL REVIEW

Boston Globe

"Day Break" doesn't quite work, not only because of its redundancies but because its story line becomes simultaneously convoluted and pointless.