Paradise on Hulu 7.5/10
I'm loving this streaming thing where we get a complete story in a single season. Movies are but around 2 hours. A multi season series can lose its way (Lost/Game of Thrones). But a limited series? Maybe 10 episodes? That can be about 10 hours of story arc and character development unparalleled in other formats.
I have mixed feelings about that when it comes to all these "limited series." For example there is a new Apple TV+ limited series called Dope Thief that looks like a cool action-y heist flick- but it's like 6 or 8 episodes and that just feels too long for something like that.
Series like Big Little Lies (which was supposed to be only 1 season until HBO smelled money), Zero Day, The Changeling- these are series or limited series that should have been movies. And I think they would have been 10-20 yrs ago, but the market for "movie that isn't Disney, IP, or Oscar bait" has shrunk so much that these kind of stories are given to Netflix or Hulu and their business model benefits from drawing them out then breaking them up into episodes.
Paradise seems like it was intended to be a multi-season thing. The reveals at the end also expand the world of the show enough to make another season potentially good.