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Paradise’s hot take: Never. Trust. The Mailman. Okay, fine, Paradise is talking about a specific mailman, but I don’t know — I’ll be side-eyeing anyone in a USPS uniform from now on. And that paranoia is all thanks to the latest addition to the Paradise universe: Gary. We trusted you, Gary! You had to go and do us dirty. In a perfect piece of casting, Cameron Britton plays that mix of sweet and pathetic so well that you don’t see that heel turn coming. You easily brush off some red flags. Gary could never. But you know who is suspicious of this guy from minute one? Xavier Collins. He’s packing a gun, a baby, and some new gruff facial hair, and he can immediately tell that not all is what it seems at the post office in Atlanta.
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Paradise Season 2 Introduces The Best Villain Of 2026 So Far
Hulu's "Paradise" started with a simple yet intriguing mystery involving the assassination of a U.S. president, only for the show's premiere episode to deliver the best plot twist of 2025. As it turned out, the series really takes place in a post-apocalyptic world where a supervolcano erupted in the Antarctic, triggering a tsunami hundreds of feet high and wreaking havoc on the planet. This also means that season 2 has been tasked with finding ways to keep surprising and engaging audiences after season 1 resolved all of its biggest mysteries.
Indeed, now that we know how the world ended, who murdered President Cal Bradford (James Marsden), and what's actually been happening in the aftermath of said volcanic eruption, the show has shifted gears. In many ways, "Paradise" has become even more of a Western than it was before, with season 2 mainly focusing on testing the series' hero, Xavier Collins (Sterling K. Brown), and his principles as he traverses the surface world in search of his wife, Teri (Enuka Okuma). Meanwhile, there's still the brewing conflict between Xavier and Sinatra (Julianne Nicholson), the billionaire who basically controls the sprawling "Paradise" doomsday bunker that season 1 took place in.
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