After Years Without New Episodes, Jason Momoa’s Brutal Dystopian Series Is Officially Conquering Streaming Again
A world without sight
See launched with Apple TV in 2019, among the service’s first original shows. Its story takes place in a distant future where humanity has lost the ability to see.
The return of religious beliefs complicates that world: sight is treated as an evil blamed for humanity’s downfall. Reports of people who can see are taken seriously and met with consequences.
Baba Voss protects his family
Momoa plays Baba Voss, whose twins are born with sight. The Witchfinders target the children, and their father vows to keep them safe while challenging corrupt leaders. With most characters blind, the cast must make that reality convincing. The article describes the roles as demanding and credits the performers with carrying a thrilling story.
A renewed streaming surge
See remains popular with viewers on Apple TV and has climbed in FlixPatrol’s rankings over the last week. The renewed interest comes years after its final new episode, which aired in 2022.
The series was an early part of Apple TV’s original programming, before later titles such as Ted Lasso, Severance and Silo. Apple TV, which launched seven years ago, has since built a reputation for acclaimed films and shows, including work recognized by the Emmys and Oscars.
Key points
- See has surged in FlixPatrol’s rankings over the last week.
- Jason Momoa plays Baba Voss, a father protecting twins born with sight.
- The series has released no new episodes since 2022.
- See was among Apple TV’s original shows when the service launched in 2019.