The article reviews recent drama-comedy television offerings, focusing on the series 'Paradise', which features a compelling narrative set in an idyllic American suburb. The show stars Sterling K. Brown as Xavier Collins, a Secret Service agent protecting an ethically complex president played by James Marsden. The review highlights how 'Paradise' is crafted to be both entertaining and intellectually engaging, putting it alongside other successful series like 'Prime Target' and 'High Potential'. It emphasizes the show's rich character development, plot intricacies, and its contribution to a pleasant viewing experience amid other strong contenders.
"Paradise is hard to write about without spoiling an important part of the concept, but here goes... a classic American idyll with affluent professionals."
"The last 10 days or so have been like working your way through an absolutely winning box of audio-visual chocolates."
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