Hulu is aiming for another successful year in 2026, and it’s already off to a strong start with the Season 2 debut of Paradise. The dystopian sci-fi thriller was created and written for television by This Is Us scribe Dan Fogelman, who also brought in his longtime collaborator and friend, Sterling K. Brown, to play the lead role of Xavier Collins. The first season of Paradise starts as a murder mystery before expanding with the shocking reveal that it’s set inside an underground apocalypse bunker, but Season 2 turns expectations on their head by showing that the outside world isn’t what viewers were led to think. Paradise wrapped up last week with a wild Season 2 finale that has fans everywhere wondering what could come next in Season 3.
The good news: Paradise has already been officially renewed for a third season, and Dan Fogelman has confirmed that it’s fully written. He also shared that Season 3 will serve as the show’s final chapter, even though Disney reportedly encouraged him to extend the story with additional episodes. Credit to any creator who chooses not to compromise their vision just to produce more content for a streaming platform. It’s now been over a week since the Season 2 finale hit Hulu, and Fogelman took to his personal Instagram to share the first photo from behind the scenes of production on Paradise Season 3, confirming that cameras are now rolling. This should allow the hit show to return with its third and final season sometime next year, likely in the same Q1 window that the first two seasons premiered in 2025 and 2026.
What Happens in the ‘Paradise’ Season 2 Finale?
The Paradise Season 2 finale was packed with important details, but one of the most shocking things to take place was the death of Sinatra (played by Julianne Nicholson). Sinatra has been the head of the Paradise bunker since the start of Season 1, even operating at a level above the President and other officials. Now that she’s gone and the bunker is destroyed, the only thing left for Xavier Collins to do is find the supercomputer known as Alex and use it to save the world. Paradise may have been a murder mystery show at one point, but now it’s a full-on hard sci-fi series.
Check out the first two seasons of Paradise on Hulu and stay tuned to Collider for more updates and coverage of the series.
- Release Date
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January 26, 2025
- Network
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Hulu
- Showrunner
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Dan Fogelman
- Directors
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Gandja Monteiro
- Writers
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Jason Wilborn


























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