Airdate: Zoo
TEN will fast-track news US series with a wave of violent animal attacks sweeping the planet.
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TEN will fast-track news US series Zoo, based on the novel by James Patterson and Michael Ledwidge, just a day after the US.
The series follows a wave of violent animal attacks against humans sweeping the planet and stars James Wolk (Lone Star, Mad Men), Kristen Connolly (Revolutionary Road), Billy Burke (Twilight), Nora Arnezeder (Safe House) and Nonso Anozie (Atonement).
Animals once ruled the world. What if they decided to take it back?
Jackson Oz is a young renegade American zoologist. He spends his days running safaris in the wilds of Africa with his best friend Abraham, who has a deep understanding of wildlife.
Shortly after the attacks begin, Oz begins to see a link between the strange animal attacks and his late father’s controversial theories about impending threats to the human race.
As the assaults occurring worldwide become more cunning, co-ordinated and ferocious, Oz races to unlock the mystery of the pandemic before there is no place left for people to hide.
Thursday, July 2, at 8.30pm on TEN.
7 Responses
This kind of fast tracking where viewers only have to wait just over a day to see a show needs to start being the norm.
What happens to the current season of SVU? Will it be moved to 9:30pm?
yes SVU is moving to 9.30pm on the same day. Ten also has Under The Dome back but is following the US with a 2 hour premiere on Monday nights.
Wasn’t there a documentary series of the same name? Sounds OK. Might watch it because its got the guy off Revolution.
Channel 7 did have a factual series called The Zoo not sure if that’s the one you are thinking of
There was a documentary in 2007 about a man who got killed by a horse named “Zoo”. imdb.com/title/tt0874423/?ref_=tt_rec_tt
Glad to see they’ve utilising Thursdays, fasttracking properly and giving us something fresh rather than SVU repeats.