Summarize this content to 2000 words in 6 paragraphs Emmy-winning actor Sterling K. Brown is back in a starring role on TV. He’s partnered up with his former boss (and creator of This Is Us), Dan Fogelman, on the new political murder mystery Paradise. Brown plays Xavier Collins, the leader of the security team for former president Cal Bradford (played by Emmy nominee James Marsden). After discovering his boss’ dead body, he launches an investigation into the murder, which opens his eyes to a deeper conspiracy that forces him to reconsider everything he knows. In addition to Brown and Marsden, the cast of Paradise includes Krys Marshall, Julianne Nicholson, Sarah Shahi, Nicole Brydon Bloom, Charlie Evans, Rafael Cabrera, Richard Robichaux, Darin Toonder and Eddie Diaz. The pairing of Brown and Fogelman in the series is intriguing. This project is cut from completely different cloth than their celebrated family drama. Read on to find out the episodic release schedule for Paradise. Hulu Review: Strong Library of Network TV and Exciting Originals at a Competitive Price Sterling K. Brown stars as Xavier Collins, the head of the security detail assigned to former president Cal Bradford (James Marsden), the twisty political thriller Paradise on Hulu. DisneyWhen to watch Paradise on HuluThe eight-episode series premiered its first three episodes on Tuesday, Jan. 28, on Hulu — with a surprise drop, a day early, of the first episode to Hulu and Disney Plus. Since then, the program has gained substantial buzz, making this a must-watch for Hulu subscribers.Four episodes are remaining in this season. Here’s the release schedule:Episode 5: In the Palaces of Crowned Kings — Tuesday, Feb. 11Episode 6: You Asked for Miracles — Tuesday, Feb. 18Episode 7: The Day — Tuesday, Feb. 25Episode 8: The Man Who Kept the Secrets — Tuesday, March 4You can choose from two Hulu plans, with the ad-supported version priced at $10 per month or $100 per year. If you prefer to skip the commercials, you can sign up for the ad-free version at $19 monthly, with no annual payment option. James Martin/CNET
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