Ben Lindbergh

You know, it's like watching Severance, for example.

I feel like they know where they're going and I trust them to take me there.

With Lost, didn't always have that sense.

Not sure I have that sense with Paradise at this point, but until they really let me down, I'm in, and I can't wait for season three.

I can't wait.

Me too.

Yeah, it's really great.

It reminds me of, you know, we've talked about Lost.

It reminds me of Jericho, that CBS show from like 20 years ago, post-apocalyptic show.

It reminds me of this show I love that no one has watched called Travelers, which is like a Canadian sci-fi show co-produced with Netflix.

It's on Netflix and it's very much like what Paradise just turned into.

It's like a future AI is trying to send agents back to the past

to prevent a disaster, sort of a Terminator-style scenario.

So it reminds me a lot of those things, but it's also its own thing.

And, you know, just to see Xavier sprinting across the city one more time like he did in the series premiere, I will be sprinting to Hulu when season three returns.

So great stuff, great performances, great plotting, and great to talk to you about it, Van.

Thank you.

Always.

What are we doing next?

Boy, I don't know.