Peaky Blinders Creator’s Sci-Fi Series Officially Extends Impressive Streaming Run Worldwide
Apple TV’s science fiction lineup
Apple TV has built a library of science fiction, including For All Mankind, Severance, Foundation, Silo, Dark Matter and Pluribus. The platform has invested in ambitious world-building and literary adaptations.
Its launch included two sci-fi series that took different paths: For All Mankind, starring Joel Kinnaman, and See, led by Jason Momoa. For All Mankind has aired for seven years, with its final season coming soon; See ended after three seasons.
A divided response to See
See struggled to establish its vision, particularly in its first season. Professional reviewers criticized the violence in the series, while viewers responded positively to its world-building, performances and gore.
The first season received an 83% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes, compared with 44% from critics. The series developed a cult following and concluded in 2022.
Streaming growth after the finale
See has surged in streaming over the past several weeks. The increase coincided with Apple TV expanding into more than fifty additional countries.
Key points
- See ranks eighth globally on FlixPatrol after several weeks of streaming growth.
- The surge coincided with Apple TV’s expansion into more than fifty additional countries.
- See ended in 2022 after three seasons and has found new viewers three years later.
- Its first season scored 83% with audiences and 44% with critics on Rotten Tomatoes.