Paradise (2025)

Like any great TV show, Paradise came out of nowhere and knocked us all for six. On the surface, Paradise looks to be your run-of-the-mill political thriller, but there is so much more than meets the eye with this one, as the tangled web of lies and secrets begins to unravel itself throughout the series. Built on an enthralling premise, Paradise excels thanks to the impeccable work from lead man, Sterling K. Brown, who makes for a captivating and compelling protagonist. Paradise is the perfect stop-gap for anyone counting down the days to Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning.

This Is Us creator Dan Fogelman finally returns to our screens with a very different kind of series that fans of his biggest show will still love regardless. Paradise starts as an addictive murder mystery concerning the President of the United States before it suddenly swings for the (white picket) fences, transforming into something far bigger and far more preposterous. Fogelman's signature melodrama remains as satisfying to watch as ever in this exhilarating genre blend with help from Sterling K. Brown who he reunites with here, giving the star plenty to flex his considerable acting chops.