"Paradise" made a surprise early debut across Hulu and Disney+. The first episode of Dan Fogelman's new drama series starring Sterling K. Brown began streaming Sunday, Jan. 26 at 6 p.m. PT across Hulu and Disney+ in the U.

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A murder mystery that cares as much about exploring the losses each character is actively experiencing as it does about world-building, Paradise hopes to make you cry while keeping you curious

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The thriller series stars Sterling K Brown as security guard Xavier Collins who is the last person to see President Cal Bradford (James Marsden) alive

The four-part special continues Tuesday night and will be followed by an expanded episode with Phil Pines, the embattled rap mogul's former assistant.

Sterling K. Brown's time in “Paradise” takes a brutal turn in Dan Fogelman's newest thriller series. New episodes drop weekly.

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