Paradise stars Brown as Xavier Collins, the lead secret service agent assigned to the President of the United States, Cal Bradford (James Marsden). Xavier reports for work in the first episode to discover that the president is dead and an important tablet is missing from the commander-in-chief's personal safe.
Xavier immediately goes into crisis mode and calls in personal reinforcements before officially reporting that Cal is dead. He already senses that there's a conspiracy afoot and everyone is a suspect, including Xavier's boss, Agent Robinson (Krys Marshall), who was having an affair with Cal.
With that in mind, Parade is here to help you track all of Paradise's big twists. Keep reading for every jaw-dropping reveal the drama has delivered so far.
All the twists in 'Paradise' (so far)
Premiere: 'Wildcat Is Down'
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While the timeline implied that Cal was a retired president, the reveal that Xavier and everyone we've met so far is underground changes everything. Cal was still president and the tablet that was stolen contained all of the information about the world-ending event and how things run in the bunker. It opens up so many questions about what forced everyone underground, what happened to Xavier's wife and whether it was enough to convince Xavier to have anything to do with Cal's death.
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Episode 2: 'Sinatra'
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While the episode worked to endear the audience to Sam—whose code name is Sinatra because she's the leader of the entire project—Xavier started having suspicions about the amount of power she yields. There was a six-digit code written on a cigarette that Xavier stole from Cal's pocket at the murder scene and his next task is to figure out what that code means. While Xavier pondered all of these puzzle pieces, his daughter started bonding with Cal's son. He led her to a secret part of the bunker where all of the planes that brought everyone to safety were still held. Each plane has a six-digit code on the tail, and Cal knew that Xavier spent his life obsessed with planes. The code on the cigarette was a direct clue meant for Xavier to find and decode.
Episode 3: 'The Architect of Social Well-Being'
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She and Xavier spent a lot of time together in the episode (and had a STEAMY shower scene) because he needed to question why she saved him during his interrogation in Episode 2. Gabriela had a message from Cal to deliver, which was that Xavier shouldn't trust his colleague Billy (Jon Beavers), who we also discovered was the one turning off security cameras so that he and Jane (Nicole Brydon Bloom) could hook up. The end scene of the episode implied that Billy was outside of Xavier's house with a real gun, potentially ready to threaten Xavier's children. However, this is a Fogelman show so we can't be 100 percent certain exactly where Billy arrived with that weapon. He has moved up to No. 1 on our suspect list, though.
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