Dan Vogelman has given us one of the worst films in the past decade with "Life itself" in 2018. At the same time, it is also responsible for some of the best TV -shows at the 2015 premiere, such as The phenomenal fantastic musical "Galavant", The rather underestimated "terrain" and, of course, "this is us".

Those last two series are significant because they debuted within a few days and share a very great thing: their pilot episodes end up with a pretty big twist on the plot that radically changes what you think is the show you see. This article will not reveal what these twists are, but it is enough to say that Vogelman has a certain style and has continued this trend with his latest TV show, the political thriller of Julu Paradise.

"Paradise" unites Vogelman with his starvet "This is us" Sterling K. Brown. Second Game Agent of the Secret Service Xavier Collins, the man who reveals the dead body of former US President Calford (Jamesesheims Marsden, achieving a great balance between playing an inspiring and progressive leader directly from the West Pobeda and George V..

This is also in itself that it already makes an attractive mystery to killing. It is a story you want to follow not only to get answers, but also to get the kind of interpersonal, drama-heavy characters drama that Vogelman used so effectively for six seasons in "This is Us". In addition to Bradford and Collins, there is also the intriguing "Ianuliana Nicholson), a billionaire with a tragic past whose impact touches every aspect of the show.

And then, here is the mandatory turn of Vogelman that comes at the end of the first episode (the first part of the premiere of three episodes of the series of Julu and Disney+ internationally). It's a kind of twist I want to see-that radically re -xulificates the type of show you think you see.

Huge spoilers For the premiere of "Paradise" to follow.

Maybe it's early, but the reader, the way I jumped in shock the moment I realized what "paradise" actually This has happened only with two non-"lost" this past decade: The Great Anime "that-Day" and Every time the "Titan attack" gave an incredible turning turn.

At the very end of the first episode of "Paradise", we learn that setting up the show - which seemed to an average (if idyllic) American neighborhood - is actually a massive underground shelter deep in a mountain. That is, "paradise" is not only a mystery of murder, but also Post-apocalyptic The mystery of murder set after a disaster has deleted most of the US population. (It is also tragically funny as we have accepted to accept that it is how the future will inevitably look, with shows like "silil" and "Fallout" similar storytelling stories set in underground bunkers after the apocalypse).

More than just A remarkable turnaround for a scientific-TV showThis also causes an intriguing theme that once "Paradise" reveals more about the preparations that entered the bunker before being inhabited. Through retrospectives showing Bradford's entanglement with Sinatra, Paradise acts as an indictment to preserve the way the oligarchs can capture and grab the power of the disaster. It is no coincidence that Sinatra is the most powerful person in the bunker despite being not a technical president; She even had a hand to choose all the people who would survive the apocalypse.

It is the key to what makes Vogelman's twists efficient; They don't just create a mystery, they also mark viewers in what is actually about any of his shows. In this case, "Paradise" is a research on the disorderly link between political power and money, moreover being a pleasant pulp thriller. It remains to be seen whether the answers on exactly how the world was destroyed and who killed the president are attractive, but one thing is for sure: after watching the first three episodes of "Paradise", I can't wait to learn more.

"Paradise" is a streaming of Julu.