SEE — Season 3

Title: SEE – Season 3
Genre: Action, Drama, Sci-Fi
Release Date: August 26, 2022
Platform: Apple TV+
Number of Episodes: 8
Created by: Steven Knight
Starring: Jason Momoa, Sylvia Hoeks, Hera Hilmar, Christian Camargo, Dave Bautista

Plot Summary:

SEE – Season 3 marks the epic conclusion to the post-apocalyptic series where humanity has lost the sense of sight for centuries. The story picks up nearly a year after Baba Voss (played by Jason Momoa) defeats his brother Edo Voss and goes into self-imposed exile in the forest, seeking peace and solitude.

However, his peaceful life is disrupted when a new threat emerges — a scientist in the Trivantian society has developed devastating sighted weaponry, including explosives and firearms. These weapons threaten to destroy the fragile balance between tribes and lead to all-out war.

Baba is forced to return to society to protect his tribe and family. As he reunites with his wife Maghra, his children Kofun and Haniwa, and his allies, he realizes that the survival of the sighted and blind alike depends on stopping the spread of this dangerous technology.

Themes:

• Survival and Sacrifice: Season 3 explores Baba’s internal struggle between the life of a warrior and a father, ultimately highlighting the sacrifices he must make for peace.

• Power and Responsibility: The season critiques how new technology (sight and weapons) can corrupt, and questions whether humanity is ready for such power.

• Family and Loyalty: Emotional ties are tested as Baba and his family face challenges that question their unity and trust.

Highlights:

• Intense and brutal fight choreography led by Jason Momoa.

• Beautiful, cinematic landscapes showcasing post-apocalyptic wilderness.

• A dramatic finale that wraps up character arcs with emotional depth and powerful action.

Reception:

Season 3 received praise for its strong performances, especially from Momoa, and for bringing a satisfying conclusion to the series. The visuals, world-building, and the moral complexity of its narrative were also noted positively. Some critics found the pacing uneven at times, but overall, it was a fitting end to the story.