(episode review) - Paradise: Episode 8

  

This is the finale, and what a finale it was. I am trying to think of a show that gets me equally as stressed as this show, but right now, as I cannot think of anything, let's just say, this is the only show...actually wait, Breaking Bad got me stressed at times, Skyler...that Skyler!!! Also, Ozark equally got me stressed as well. Marty's wife, Wendy, did some really silly things. Equally, their son was also being a punk at times, but those two shows were crime dramas. This is a political thriller, and I cannot stress enough how much this show has made me react audibly. You know when you are watching your favourite team playing and you are shouting at the screen? THAT! The writing in this show is superb. I will need to have a few days before I do a series review, but this episode was equally as great as the last.

So we pick up immediately after Agent Xavier is told this information, and at this moment, you have your thoughts about Sinatra, but Xavier realises that there must be more information out there, something that has been missed.  Xavier proceeds to retrace his steps and digs into his memory bank to recall his interactions with the president. Meanwhile, Agent Robinson is doing her own investigation, and when she enlists the help of Dr. Gabriela Torabi they discover that there were some events that went into motion, and these are told as flashbacks that piece out the missing pieces that identify the killer of the president..