Day Break - what's with the days?

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Hi All,

so I've been watching Day Break, probably way behind in episodes over here in the UK. Anyways, I managed to a miss a couple of episodes and am getting confused with something. I get that the main character relives the same day, so why does each new day start with "Day 1", "Day 2" or (currently) "Day 3" ??? It's the same day, so why the difference?

[Sniper]

So you can follow whats going in in each episode...

btw, all the episodes are up on the ABC website, so you can rewatch them.

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So you can follow whats going in in each episode...

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Apparently not [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img].

I initially avoided serching the nets for an answer for fear of running into spoilers (because we're always a bunch of episodes behind any US based show, any net search about a series often results in catching spoilers which is a bummer [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]).

But, impatience got the better of me... Apparently the different day number is a result of the series hero actually changing something on a day. So, he achieves something, alters the flow of events, and the next "new" day he has to solve other problems...

[shakingspear]

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Hi All,

so I've been watching Day Break, probably way behind in episodes over here in the UK.

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Yeah, it's already been cancelled here. Though they did film enough to finish the first season.