Meet ‘Now Apocalypse’ Cast Before Starz Series Premiere

With so many fan-favorite actors in Starz’s new half-hour comedy, “Now Apocalypse,” everyone’s going to want to carve out 30 minutes tonight to watch the show’s series premiere.

Created by Gregg Araki, the show “explores identity, sexuality and artistry while navigating the strange and oftentimes bewildering city of Los Angeles,” the synopsis explains. “Between sexual and romantic dating-app adventures, Ulysses [Avan Jogia] grows increasingly troubled as foreboding premonitory dreams make him wonder if some kind of dark and monstrous conspiracy is going on, or if he is just smoking too much weed.”

Before watching the series premiere on Starz tonight, get to know the “Now Apocalypse” cast right here.

Avan Jogia (Ulysses Zane)

After starring in Nickelodeon’s “Spectacular!” movie in 2009, Jogia landed the role of Beck on the network’s new musical series, “Victorious,” which also starred Victoria Justice and Ariana Grande. Since the show ended in 2013, the actor’s worked on various other shows and movies, including ABC Family’s (now Freeform) short-lived “Twisted,” the “Tut” mini-series, the teen flick “The Outcasts” with Justice, Syfy’s “Ghost Wars” and last year’s “The New Romantic” film.

Kelli Berglund (Carly)

The actress’ breakout role came in 2012 when her Disney XD series, “Lab Rats,” first premiered. She played Bree Davenport on the show until 2016 when she moved over to play the same character on “Lab Rats: Elite Force.” Berglund also starred in the Disney Channel Original Movie, “How to Build a Better Boy,” in 2014 with China Anne McClain. She recently worked on two sports films — “Raising the Bar” in 2016 and “Going for Gold” in 2018.

Roxane Mesquida (Severine)

Viewers might recognize Mesquida from her Season 5 episodes of “Gossip Girl,” where she played Beatrice Grimaldi, or French TV fans might recognize her from her Canal+ show, “XIII: The Series,” which aired in 2012.

Beau Mirchoff (Ford)

Most recently, Mirchoff could be seen reprising his “The Fosters” character, Jamie Hunter, on the Freeform show’s spinoff series, “Good Trouble.” Prior to that, he starred as Matty McKibben on MTV’s long-running comedy, “Awkward.” Fans might also remember him from his roles on “Desperate Housewives” and “Heartland” and in “I Am Number Four” and “The Wizards Return: Alex vs. Alex.”

Tyler Posey (Gabriel)

Early in his career, Posey starred opposite Jennifer Lopez in “Maid in Manhattan” and opposite Billy Ray Cyrus in the 2001-2004 series, “Doc.” He also had roles on “Brothers & Sisters” and “Lincoln Heights” before landing the lead role in MTV’s fantasy series, “Teen Wolf.” Posey starred as Scott McCall on the show until 2017 when it wrapped after six seasons. Later that year, he joined The CW’s “Jane the Virgin” for a few episodes.

Chris Aquilino (Kai)

After guest-starring on shows like, “Bones,” “Jane the Virgin,” “Better Things,” “Grace and Frankie” and “How to Get Away with Murder,” Aquilino had a few arcs on projects like, “American Housewife,” “Silicon Valley” and “Super Single.”

Jacob Artist (Isaac)

He joined Fox’s musical series, “Glee,” in 2012 as Jake Puckerman and stayed in the role for a few years. In 2015, he landed the gig of Brandon Fletcher on ABC’s “Quantico” with Priyanka Chopra. Last year, he played Wes Baker on the E! series, “The Arrangement.” Most recently, he was in the horror flick, “Haunting on Fraternity Row,” which can currently be streamed on Netflix.

Catch them all on “Now Apocalypse” when it premieres on Starz on Sunday at 9 p.m. EST.