Do not continue if you have not finished season 1 of "Paradise". SPoilers For the season finals lies forward!

The first season of "Paradise", "Twist New Drama From" This Is Us ", Dan Vogelman Who also starred "this is us" veteran Sterling K. Brown as an agent for Secret Services Xavier Collins has just approached, despite the final of the 1st Season 1, "The man who guarded the secrets," he answered several questions of Gorenje, also raised even more. Given this, the show's fans are probably disappointed to hear it, unfortunately, will have to wait a long time for the upcoming second season.

In a post-final interview with The deadline On March 4, the show said the show that they had not yet started producing season 2 of "Paradise", so it would be a little time in front of the audience to see it. "The scripts are written. We are entering production for four weeks, "Vogelman said before admitting that, like the TV himself, he was tired of shows a lot Extended breaks (we all see you, the "season" season 2).

"I become more and more frustrated than the air out of the air for a very long time in which people are investing and then it takes a long time to return to television," Vogelman continued. "We are ready to go right now and we hope to return this TV show in a normal period of time, hopefully at the same time as it came out last year, despite waiting for many years. So if we come out in the early 2025, I hope that next season will come out by the beginning of 2026. " It's been a while now, but it's a understandable time schedule.

In the same interview, Dan Vogelman was asked about the way Season 1 of Paradise ends, which, as I said, answers some questions, while raising some new ones. We now know who killed President Calford (Jameses Marsden) - it was a dissatisfied librarian, who is a bigger story - but at the very end of the "man who guarded the secrets", Xavier plane plane to leave the bunker so he could look for his family, which means we are likely to get a lot of closer.

After all, Vogelman said he was pretty sure Julu would rebuild the show, so he just went for it. "I felt convinced that we would get season 2, though I was convinced before and threw myself by ending up at Clifancher who never got an answer. So it's a very fair question, "Voglman admitted. "But I never asked that, honestly. If I felt that the show was going terribly in the editing bay, I might have completed it more fully. But this was always the plan. "

As for the specific end, Vogelman said he knew what would happen to Xavier in the season finals immediately. "When I first told Sterling where the show took place after reading the pilot, I said the season ends with boarding a plane and flying from the bunker to see what is there in the world," the show continued. "My other hope was that he would feel like a great clifancher in asking a brand new package of questions. Any other question you have asked during the season as it is, as Who killed the president? What happened in the world? What was the disaster? What is this? That everyone would be answered in a satisfactory way. And now it's like, well, we're heading to a new journey and a little new repetition of the show. "

Overall, critics are fans of "paradise": Season 1 scored a solid 82% of rotten tomatoesAnd the critical consensus states: "The remaining with the main concepts and themes," Paradise "is a saturated but dependent ambitious unification of Sterling K. Brown and creator Dan Fogelman. "

As for individual critics, while many have noticed that the "paradise" is sometimes overwhelmed and over-the-top, the great swing of Vogelman and Brown's central performance is combined to cover up the biggest traps of the show. "Especially if the murder-mystery is foretold, wrapped in the swing-for-phans premise," Jamesesi Dyer wrote for Magazine Empire. "If you think you know what to expect to come in, think twice - it's far more than just another day in paradise." Nina Metz on Chicago Tribune They seemed to agree, saying, "There are only so many ways to tell that story, but I give a" paradise "credit for finding a unique way in it," and Alan Sepinwal has expressed a similar feeling in his review of his review of Rolling stone: "The rest is tightened and at times completely silly versions of the things you have seen dozens of times before, well -colored and viewed throughout the whole period, and often increases by his team." (When Sepinwol refers to the "others", he sets the season to the 7th episode "Day" as a separation.)

After all, people accept "paradise" as it is ... and enjoy it despite some of the open stupidity. "Paradise is not a brilliant Brineaser or science fiction considering the mind-away from that-but the latest Serized effort of Vogelman is a solid combination of a number of levels: it is a satisfactory mystery (most of the time) and a moving melodrama," Ben Travers said in his review of his review of his review. Indiewire. The first season of "Paradise" is now flowing on Fulu.