The concept behind the sci-fi epic See is the idea of what vision means to humanity. What would it mean if a sightless society suddenly were to have vision suddenly reintroduced after generations?

THR review: Apple TV+'s new Jason Momoa drama 'See,' about a world without sight, has interesting elements but not enough depth or vision. By Daniel Fienberg Chief Television Critic Through its first ...

For See’s nomads, all roads lead to the House of Enlightenment, the home of visionary Jerlamarel. The aptly titled “The House of Enlightenment” is also the endpoint for season 1 of the Apple TV+ ...

Silence is both golden and dangerous in the penultimate episode of See’s first season (“The Lavender Road”), which involves its heroes discovering the colorful pathway to Jerlamarel and his House of ...

When Apple TV+ first revealed its lineup for launch day, one of the most ambitious shows in the batch was See. Hundreds of years after a virus wiped out 99% of the Earth's population and struck the ...

As the story of a blind civilization potentially redeemed by the arrival of its youngest visionary members, who are viewed as an evil threat by the old guard, See inevitably feels like a metaphor for ...

This recap contains spoilers for Season 3, Episode 4 of the Apple TV+ show "See" It’s hard to know what to make of “See.” The show is unrelentingly dark, both in story, theme and visuals, with many ...

Silence is both golden and dangerous in the penultimate episode of See’s first season (“The Lavender Road”), which involves its heroes discovering the colorful pathway to Jerlamarel and his House of ...