Where to Watch Paradise
- NordicReelReviews15 de diciembre de 2025Easily one of the best shows of 2025. It's not just the plot, casting, characters, or cheesy 80's music that makes it worth watching, but also that it delves into the conspiracy that has been proven to be somewhat confirmed. Forget the fact that we are due for the next cyclical event of mass destruction, but this is obviously already the plan for continuity. As they say, the truth is always in plain sight and I sincerely hope season two lives up to the anticipation and that we get to see more seasons of it as well. They tend to cancel shows that are too close to the truth so I'm hoping this won't be the case. There are enough plot twists and characters to keep this show running for years to come. Added bonus: Zero woke agendas that are prevalent in nearly everything in recent years. Binge-watch factor is 10/10. Watch it, you won't regret it.
- munsonn8 de marzo de 2026I’d give Paradise a solid 4/5 so far. I really like the tension the show builds, and the actors feel very believable in their roles. At the moment there’s nothing that’s pulling me out of the experience, so I’m enjoying the show quite a lot and looking forward to seeing where it goes next.
- Nishant Arora17 de junio de 2025A high-concept thriller that starts as a political mystery and brilliantly explodes into post-apocalyptic science fiction, *Paradise* is an ambitious and twisty ride. The series hooks you with a shocking murder before revealing the even greater stakes of its unique world. The Good: Sterling K. Brown is absolutely magnetic, delivering a powerhouse performance as a Secret Service agent grounded in a world of immense conspiracies. The show's central mystery is compelling, packed with enough surprises to keep you guessing. Its production value is top-notch, and when the narrative momentum hits, particularly in the back half of the season, it delivers some truly riveting and intense television. The Bad: The series takes a while to find its footing, with some early episodes suffering from slow pacing. The writing, while ambitious, occasionally stumbles into convoluted plotting or dialogue that doesn't quite match the strength of its cast. Furthermore, the blend of political drama and high-concept sci-fi can sometimes feel disjointed, and a few supporting characters could have been more deeply explored. A bold and binge-worthy series, *Paradise* is a must-watch for its stellar lead and audacious premise, even if it occasionally struggles to balance its many moving parts.
- finders1 de abril de 2025Yeh, really enjoyed this. A couple of the episodes in particular are absolute classics - you’ll know which ones when you get to them. As with all dystopian type stuff, there is a bit of fantasy thrown in, but the the clever plot and dynamic acting sails through that. Clever stuff. Defo on for Season 2
Paradise Trivia
Paradise has 2 seasons.
Paradise has 16 episodes.
The key characters in Paradise are Xavier Collins (Sterling K. Brown), Samantha 'Sinatra' Redmond (Julianne Nicholson), Dr. Gabriela Torabi (Sarah Shahi).
Paradise was directed by Glenn Ficarra, John Requa, Hanelle M. Culpepper, Ken Olin, Gandja Monteiro, Liza Johnson.
Paradise was produced by Chris Nguyen-Gia.
En una serena comunidad habitada por algunas de las personas más prominentes del mundo, la tranquilidad estalla cuando se produce un espeluznante asesinato y se desencadena una investigación de alto riesgo. Xavier Collins, jefe del Servicio Secreto de la Casa Blanca, es rápidamente investigado por la muerte del presidente, al que descubre junto a su cama.
Paradise is rated 16.
Paradise is an Action, Drama, Misterio show.
Paradise has an audience rating of 8.3 out of 10.
Paradise episodes are 52min long.
There is no information yet from the studio on if there will be another season.