Paradise Season 2 Just Got New Recurring Character, and It’s Big Little Lies’ Main Protagonist
It seems that the showrunners are already working on the next season. Let's just hope that it can live up to the expectations, which are pretty high after such an amazing first part.
Paradise is one of Hulu 's newest hit series. The show premiered in February and had a total of eight episodes.
Shortly before the end of the season, there was news that the show had been renewed for another season, which was good to hear since Paradise, which nobody seemed to expect, ended up becoming an absolute must-see.
So now the fans of the show are waiting for any news about the development of the new chapter, and according to Deadline, the creators are already making important decisions about the cast of the new season. Apparently, Shailene Woodley will be joining Paradise season 2 in a major recurring role.
Nothing is known for sure about the role the Big Little Lies star will play, but Deadline mentions that there are rumors that her arc will be closely tied to Agent Xavier Collins' new mission. She will likely play the role of a survivor.
What Was Paradise Season 1 About?
If you haven’t finished watching Paradise season 1, beware of spoilers ahead!
Hulu's Paradise is hard to describe as one genre: it's a mix of high-stakes political thriller, crime drama, sci-fi, and post-apocalyptic world show. The first episode begins with Secret Service agent Xavier Collins discovering the death of the president and trying to figure out who did it. All the while, becoming a suspect himself.
By the end of the episode, it is revealed that all of this is happening in a secluded community of a city built below Mt. Colorado after the world was destroyed by the powerful. So what follows is the precise unraveling of the past with the investigation of the murder in parallel.
What Will Happen in Paradise Season 2?
There are many theories about where Season 2 might go, but the main concern of fans is that it stays true to the original idea and does not turn into a typical survivor show.
“I can only think, with the reveal in episode 7, that this show is going to morph into what Revolution was in 2012. A world without electricity, various communities fighting for control over limited resources,” Redditor BarnabyBundlesnatch said.
Paradise is available to stream on Hulu.
