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‘Paradise’ Season 2 Review: Heart-Wrenching, Revelatory, and Genre-Bending Post-Apocalyptic Drama

‘Paradise’ Season 2 continues to blend earnest storytelling with surprising twists, expanding its universe beyond the initial bunker setting. The season opens with a standalone episode featuring Annie (Shailene Woodley) surviving the apocalypse at Graceland, which introduces new characters like Link (Thomas Doherty) and explores themes of hope and human kindness in a bleak world. The narrative shifts between Annie’s surface world journey, Xavier’s (Sterling K. Brown) quest to find his wife Teri (Enuka Okuma), and the political machinations within the Colorado bunker led by billionaire Sinatra (Julianne Nicholson). The season teases a major sci-fi twist, with critics uncertain if it will land successfully, but praise the performances, especially Brown’s, and the show’s optimistic yet intense tone. The series portrays humanity’s resilience amidst chaos, with moments of tenderness amid chaos and betrayal, making it a compelling and unpredictable drama. The first three episodes premiered on February 23 on Hulu, with subsequent episodes released weekly.

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