Let's break down the explosive series finale of Netflix's "Zero Day," a cautionary tale about autocracy, misinformation and cyberterrorism.

Zero Day, a new political thriller set in aftermath of a devastating cyberattack on the US, stars Robert De Niro, Jesse Plemons, Lizzie Caplan, Connie Britton, Angela Bassett and Dan Stevens - and that's just scratching the surface.

Robert De Niro leads an overqualified cast in the incoherent Netflix thriller 'Zero Day', in which an ex-president investigates a cyber attack.

Robert De Niro is an ex-president investigating a global cyber attack in Netflix's 'Zero Day,' which struggles to elucidate its political parallels.

Robert De Niro leads an A-list cast in Netflix's political thriller "Zero Day," but even he can't rescue it from a silly story.

As former U.S. president turned special commission investigator George Mullen ( Robert De Niro) delivers a climactic closing speech in the final scene of Netflix's new political thriller Zero Day, it's this admission that gets to the heart of the show's message about the importance of truth in today's world.

Ripped out of the underbelly of modern America as much as the headline, the Robert De Niro-starring Zero Day will show it can happen here.

For Lizzy Caplan, joining Netflix's "Zero Day" was an easy decision to make, citing Robert De Niro's involvement, as well as the "solid" credentials of co-creators Eric Newman, Noah Oppenheim and Michael Schmidt.

The attention-grabbing aspect of “Zero Day” is that it sees Robert De Niro starring for the first time in a television show. But while De Niro’s is the biggest of the names in the cast of the six-episode limited series debuting this week on Netflix,

This interview contains spoilers from all six episodes of “Zero Day,” now streaming on Netflix. Lizzy Caplan always knew that her character, Congresswoman and former First Daughter Alexandra Mullen, was behind the catastrophic cyberattack that incited the existential and moral panic that runs through “Zero Day.