"Paul is completely and utterly charmed and in love with the idea of having three children from his community that he can raise.
"I have three children from three different people that I am raising with my wife, who also has another lover, who lives with us," he added. You raise other people's birth children to try and create a community," Monaghan explained.
"On the moon, you don't raise your own birth children. Speaking of Paul's children: he has three of them and the situation is a bit complicated. They both enjoy the work of Sherlock Holmes and enjoy that they are playing Sherlock Holmes and Watson. Arlo is a surrogate uncle to all of Paul's children. There's a camaraderie with the two of them, in terms of being completely invested in moon life. "They are detective partners and they enjoy each other's company. "They care a lot about each other's safety and well-being," Monaghan said. The actor described Hardison as a "lovely guy," noting how his favorite days on the show's set were when Paul and Arlo, who are almost like brothers, set off on adventures together. Instead of focusing on identifying victims and sussing out what became of them and who was responsible, cops carry handheld devices that instantly tell them who the victim is, how and when the person died, who killed them and where the suspect may be found. Police here are surprisingly tasked with helping the perpetrator and victims survivors heal from the trauma of the moon's rare homicides. "I got a chance to speak to Peter Ocko pretty early in the process, and he pitched it to me as a new way of looking at detectives." "Lunar detective was a great way of selling me on that character," Monaghan said. When Bella is accused of a crime, she finds herself working with detectives Paul (Monaghan) and Arlo (Kadeem Hardison) to clear her name and find out who is trying to gain control of the powerful computers that limit the moon inhabitants' freedom, but allow most people to live in peace.
Set 100 years in the future, the story follows Bella (Emma McDonald) as she transports Earth leader Indira Mare (Amara Karan) to the moon, on which a small utopian colony of people work with artificial intelligence to try to cure the biggest problems of the moon's troubled planetary sister. It already has been renewed for a second season. The six-part suspense-thriller from Lodge 49 and The Leftovers scribe Peter Ocko wraps up its first season Thursday on AMC+.
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