Paradise' creator Dan Fogelman was 'devasted' when Julianne Nicholson couldn't join the cast as Sinatra, so he told a white lie.

Dan Fogelman talks about his political thriller Paradise starring Sterling K. Brown that wrapped its eight-episode first season on March 4.

Finally, with the finale that released on Tuesday - and as Fogelman and star/executive producer Sterling K. Brown had promised - Paradise revealed who killed Cal. When speaking to The Hollywood Reporter about the ending and how it sets up the already renewed second season,

Assured of his children's well-being, Xavier made the difficult decision to leave Paradise and return to Earth's surface in search of Teri and the truth about her possible survival. Paradise has already been renewed for a second season,

Here, Nicholson talks about her character’s evolution on the drama from Dan Fogelman and whether it’s unfair to assume that her intentions are all bad. DEADLINE Let’s back up for a bit. What was it like when you first received the scripts for Paradise?

If you enjoy action-packed political thrillers, definitely give the new Hulu series Paradise a watch. The series, from This Is Us creator Dan Fogelman, combines traditional political thriller sensibilities with near-future apocalyptic sci-fi to create a twisty-turny story filled with mystery, action and a great cast of characters.

Sterling K. Brown shared an update on whether or not the Hulu series would be returning for a second season before 'Paradise' Season 1 finished airing.

The first season of "Paradise" officially came to an end on March 4, with the killer being revealed as none other than… Trent. You may be asking who Trent is. That's because his name was mentioned very little in the first season of the show,

Paradise‘s first season is quickly approaching its end, but fans can rest assured knowing the drama from This Is Us duo Sterling K. Brown and Dan Fogelman will be back for Season 2 on Hulu. But what’s on the table for the future?