One of the most exciting and twisty shows of the year so far is winding down.
“Paradise,” the political thriller with an 81% certified fresh rating from review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes, has been a mainstay in Hulu’s most popular shows since debuting at the end of January. The eight-episode first season comes to an end next week.
“Paradise” comes from “This Is Us” creator Dan Fogelman and stars Sterling K. Brown (who starred in “This Is Us” for its entire run) as a secret service agent who must investigate who murdered President Cal Bradford (James Marsden). The show is set in the years following a doomsday event, and it’s safe to say it’s been providing twists and turns for viewers weekly.
That’s why you’ll want to catch up on “Paradise” now, before next week’s season finale. Trust us: there’s nothing worse than seeing major spoilers for a show like this one.
The season finale of “Paradise” premieres on Hulu (and Disney+) on Tuesday, March 4, at 12:00 a.m. ET.
“Paradise” is a Hulu original, so of course, it’s streaming on Hulu. However, all Hulu and Disney+ subscribers can watch all things Hulu on both services.
Here at Post Wanted, we love a discounted streaming bundle, so we recommend the Disney Bundle over a subscription to Hulu on its own.
Each service individually costs $9.99/month with ads, but bundling Disney+ with Hulu increases the price by just $1/month, to $10.99/month. The extra $1/month investment for an entire service worth of content is extremely worth it.
“Paradise” Season 1 has eight episodes, seven of which have aired already.
Yes! On Feb. 20, Hulu announced that “Paradise” will return for a second season.
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