Jason Momoa’s Brutal Dystopian Sci-Fi Series Is Officially Conquering Streaming
Apple TV’s early dystopian thriller *See*, starring Jason Momoa, is seeing renewed streaming interest despite ending in 2022. The series imagines a future in which humanity has lost sight, and its return to popularity highlights how an older show can find a new audience years after its finale.
Momoa plays Baba Voss, who protects his sighted twin children from the Witchfinders and challenges corrupt leaders in a society that treats sight as evil. FlixPatrol rankings show the series climbing over the past week. Its first season received a 44% critics’ score and an 83% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes; the second scored 83% and 86% respectively, while the final season has an 83% audience score.
In short
- *See* is gaining viewers despite ending in 2022.
- Jason Momoa stars as a father protecting sighted twins.
- Audiences rated the first season more highly than critics.
Explained simply
See is a science fiction drama set in a distant future where a virus has left almost everyone blind. Society has adapted to life without sight, and many people regard the ability to see as dangerous or unnatural.
Jason Momoa plays Baba Voss, a leader raising twins who can see. Their existence draws the attention of the Witchfinders, while Baba also confronts powerful figures who seek to control his community. The series ran for three seasons on Apple TV and ended in 2022.
The story explores how people organise power and pass on knowledge when a rare ability challenges their beliefs. Its return to streaming charts years after its finale also shows how older programmes can find new viewers over time.