Creator: Steven Knight
Starring: Jason Momoa, Alfre Woodard, Sylvia Hoeks, Hera Hilmar

Overview:
See is a dystopian science fiction series streaming on Apple TV+, set in a post-apocalyptic world where humanity has lost the sense of sight. Centuries after a catastrophic event, blindness has become the norm, and society has adapted in extraordinary ways. The concept of vision is regarded as both a myth and a danger, and those who possess it are considered a threat to the fragile order of this new world.

Plot Summary:
The story follows Baba Voss (Jason Momoa), a fearless warrior and leader of the Alkenny tribe, whose life is upended when his partner, Maghra (Hera Hilmar), gives birth to twins who miraculously have the ability to see. As rumors of the children’s sighted abilities spread, they attract the attention of Queen Kane (Sylvia Hoeks), a ruthless ruler who views vision as a curse and a threat to her power.

Determined to protect his family and his tribe, Baba Voss embarks on a perilous journey to keep the twins safe from those who would exploit or destroy them. Along the way, he faces relentless enemies, including witchfinders loyal to Queen Kane, and uncovers secrets about the past that could change the course of humanity’s future.

Themes:

• Survival and Adaptation: The series explores how humanity has evolved to thrive without vision, developing extraordinary senses of hearing, touch, and intuition.
• Power and Control: Vision is both feared and coveted, leading to conflicts over its potential to disrupt established hierarchies.
• Family and Sacrifice: Baba Voss’s fierce love for his family drives the series, showcasing themes of loyalty, resilience, and the lengths one will go to for loved ones.

What Sets It Apart:

• Stunning world-building and unique post-apocalyptic aesthetics
• Intense, choreographed action sequences emphasizing non-visual combat
• A compelling narrative that intertwines human resilience with the ethical dilemmas of power and evolution

Reception:
Praised for its originality, See has garnered a loyal fanbase and acclaim for Jason Momoa’s powerful performance and the show’s immersive portrayal of a blind society. It also raises profound questions about what it means to adapt and survive when one of humanity’s core senses is taken away.

Where to Watch: Apple TV+