In Zero Day episode 3, the commission finds a new lead who has an unexpected connection to Evan Green, as Roger strikes up a deal he might come to regret.

Dan Stevens' Evan Green is one of the most hateable characters in Zero Day, but I actually ended up feeling bad for him by the end of the series. There are very few good people in the story of ...

As soon as he begins shooting The Evan Green Show, he says the Reapers aren’t the masterminds behind Zero Day. He even calls George Mullen (Robert De Niro) inept. Zero Day recaps Zero Day episode 1 ...

In fact, they’re feeding each other. The system is the problem. And until we can break out of the system we’re not going to break out of the cycle. Dan Stevens as Evan Green in Zero Day.

None of that convinces George that Evan Green has nothing to do with Zero Day or the Homestead scheme, but it does convince him to shed whatever remains of his morals.

Character: In Zero Day, Dan Stevens plays Evan Green, a political talk show host who is critical of George Mullen and the Zero Day Commission. However, George Mullen begins to believe that Evan ...

After the unbelievable events of episode 4, including the death of Roger Carlson and the unexpected torture of Evan Green at the behest of Mullen (which has hit the news cycle), Zero Day episode 5 ...

Looking down at a cowering Evan Green in a dark cell, he asks, “Who’s the idiot now?” The main problem with arresting Green is that it’ll give legitimacy to his tinfoil-hat theories, of ...

Evan Green is the charismatic, calculating and divisive host of a wildly popular political TV show. He becomes a thorn in George Mullen’s side as his loudest critic and chief public antagonist.