See

Centuries after a global virus robbed humanity of sight, societies have rebuilt around the needs of the blind, with new laws, customs, and brutal politics. When a pair of sighted twins is born, their existence threatens an uneasy order and draws the attention of a ruthless queen who sees them as a danger to her rule. Their father, a fierce warrior and leader, must protect his family and tribe while facing rival clans, religious zeal, and the moral costs of violence. The series follows survival, loyalty, and the fragile hope that comes with a rare chance to change how people understand vision and power.

Created by Steven Knight, See premiered in 2019 on Apple TV+. The series stars Jason Momoa as Baba Voss, alongside Sylvia Hoeks, Hera Hilmar, Christian Camargo, and Archie Madekwe, and is notable for its cinematic scope on a streaming platform.

The show attracted attention for how it centers sensory difference, making blindness central to everyday life and conflict. Its production emphasized worldbuilding through costume, sound design, and movement, and it prompted conversations about accessibility and representation in genre television. Jason Momoa's lead role also helped bring mainstream visibility to a post-pandemic speculative setting.

Audience response has been generally positive, reflected in viewer ratings around 8.09 out of 10, with praise for performances, atmosphere, and action sequences. Critics were mixed at times, noting uneven pacing and plot choices, but many highlighted the series' thematic focus on family, authority, and what sight means socially and morally. The narrative constantly asks who deserves power when perception itself becomes a scarce resource.