Paradise continues with its penultimate episode of season 1 tomorrow (Tuesday 25th February) – and it looks like things are going to get very tense between Agent Xavier Collins (Sterling K Brown) and President Cal Bradford (James Marsden).
In a first-look clip of the episode exclusive to RadioTimes.com, Xavier can be seen confronting the president about his wife’s current situation, essentially accusing him of not following through on his promise to provide safe passage for her, after it was revealed in the last episode that she was still alive.
“Sir, Teri is still in Atlanta,” he tells him, explaining that she had been scheduled for the first flight out but everything had been grounded.
“I just found out because the cell phone towers are overrun, calls are dropping, not getting through so I didn’t know for like the last 10 minutes,” he says. “And now she’s stuck there and you said you were going to get her a plane…”
Attempting to calm the situation, Cal says: “Agent Collins, calm down,” before asking Xavier where his kids are.
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Xavier then asks again about Teri, at which point a number of other officials suddenly arrive in the room…
You can watch the clip in full at the top of this page.
If you’re dreading the end of the Hulu series, never fear – it was recently confirmed that Paradise will be returning for a second season following strong viewing figures.
Speaking to RadioTimes.com, Marsden said of his reaction to reading the season 1 scripts: “I felt like it was really unique and took some big swings. I think it’s an ambitious conceit and it was exciting for me to read because, like the audience, I was turning the page and wondering what was coming next.
“It was very fulfilling. I loved it. It was more than just a linear one-dimensional crime drama.”
Paradise airs on Disney Plus in the UK and Hulu in the US. New episodes arrive each Tuesday. You can sign up to Disney Plus from £4.99 a month now.
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