What Time Is ‘Paradise' On Tonight? How To Watch ‘Paradise' Season 1, Episode 7 And Episode 8 On ABC
Double the Paradise, double the fun! Well, when it comes to Dan Fogelman's hit Hulu series, double the Paradise technically means double the stress, double the thrilling drama, and double the jaw-dropping twists. But what could be more fun for TV lovers?!
If you've been watching Fogelman's political thriller starring Sterling K. Brown, James Marsden, Julianne, Krys Marshall, Nicole Brydon Bloom, Sarah Shahi, and more as it airs on ABC, you're about to witness the most acclaimed episode of the series along with the Season 1 finale. That's right, folks! You're getting back-to-back Paradise installments! So set your alarms accordingly to ensure you don't miss a moment of the action and long-awaited answers.
Curious who killed Cal on Paradise? What event led Xavier, Sinatra, Cal, and the rest of the Paradise community to seek shelter in an elaborate bunker? And how can you watch Paradise Season 1, Episode 7 and Episode 8 without Hulu? We've got answers!
Is Paradise on tonight, May 19? When do new episodes of Paradise premiere on ABC? Where is Paradise streaming? And will there be a Paradise Season 2? Here's everything to know about Paradise Episode 7 and Episode 8 on ABC and beyond, including interviews with Paradise stars Marsden and Sarah Shahi.
You bet! Paradise is on ABC tonight, Monday, May 19, 2025. But in a major twist, ABC will be airing two new Paradise episodes instead of one.
Wondering when to tune in to Paradise Episode 7 on ABC? Typically, a new episode of Paradise premieres on ABC after American Idol, but since the singing competition aired its finale, Paradise Episode 7, 'The Day,' is premiering ABC tonight at 9:00 p.m. ET.
The official synopsis for Paradise Season 1, Episode 7, 'The Day,' is as follows: 'Sinatra and Xavier confront the past, returning to the harrowing day that brought them to Paradise.'
Once Paradise Season 1, Episode 7 concludes on ABC, keep watching for another major installment ofthe series. Paradise Season 1, Episode 8 premieres at 10:05 p.m. ET on Monday, May 19, 2025. The official synopsis for Episode 8, 'The Man Who Kept the Secrets,' is as follows: 'Xavier and Robinson race to find President Bradford's murderer before it's too late.'
Paradise Season 1 consisted of eight episodes, which means if you watch Season 1, Episode 7 and Episode 8 tonight on ABC you're all caught up. So will there be a Paradise Season 2? More info on Paradise's future below…
Want to watch new episodes of Paradise live when the show re-airs on ABC? If you have a cable subscription that includes ABC, you can watch Paradise live by setting your TV to the proper channel at 9:00 p.m. ET on Monday, May 19. You can also use your cable username and password to watch live ABC episodes live on ABC.com or with the ABC app. And if your cable package includes a DVR, you can always record live episodes for later viewing.
No cable? No worries! There are several other live viewing options, such as live TV skinny bundles, which give you access to networks without cable. YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV, and fuboTV, all come with ABC. And if you don't have cable or a live TV skinny bundle, there are other ways to stream episodes.
If you're hoping to stream all eight episodes of Paradise on Hulu, you're in luck, but you'll need to be a Hulu subscriber in order to watch. The good news is you'll have access to the episode with any version of the streaming service. The streamer's least expensive ad-supported plan costs $9.99 a month (or $99.99 a year), while its ad-free option is $18.99 a month. If you choose to add Live TV to your plan you can select an ad-supported Hulu + Live TV now with Disney+ and ESPN+ bundle for $82.99 a month or go ad-free for $95.99 a month.
Yes! All eight episodes of Paradise are also streaming on Disney+. Not a subscriber? The platform has a variety of bundles to choose from, including a Disney+ and Hulu bundle for $10.99 per month or $19.99 per month for Premium/ad free. There's a Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+ bundle that starts at $16.99 or $26.99 ad-free per month. And there's even a Disney+, Hulu, and Max bundle that costs $16.99 per month with ads or $29.99 per month ad-free.
Curious if Paradise Season 2 is a go at Hulu? When Paradise Season 2's premiere date is? And what a second season of the political thriller might look like? Decider's got you covered. On February 20, ahead of the show's Season 1 finale, Hulu renewed Paradise for Season 2, with Fogelman revealing he has a three-season arc for the series already planned out.
'I have a plan for three seasons of the show. Without giving away too much, each season of the show is a slightly different show, within the same show with the same characters,' Fogelman told The Hollywood Reporter. '…As we go into second season, we pivot a little bit, but in a way that I think is very follow-able. But yes, there's big moves ahead.'
Since publishing our original Season 2 piece, four names have been added to the sophomore season cast: Shailene Woodley, Thomas Doherty, Michael McGrady, and Timothy Omundson. Plus, Season 2 has already started filming and is expected to premiere in 2026!
Stay tuned for more Paradise Season 2 updates and be sure to catch Season 1 episodes on ABC or streaming or on Hulu and Disney+.
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