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Jason Momoa has a blind fury in epic trailer for big-budget fantasy series See

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They say that in the land of the blind, the one-eyed man is king. Well, what if the person has two eyes… and they both work? That’s essentially the premise for Apple TV+’s upcoming big-budget fantasy series See which is set in a dystopian future in which mankind has completely lost the ability of sight. Go-to (Aqua)man of action Jason Momoa is one of the blind warriors in this harsh world – with the so-silly-it’s-badass name of Baba Voss – whose wife gives birth to two miraculous twins with fully functional peepers. Cue the manic religious screeching from other leaders like Queen Kane – played by Blade Runner standout 2049 Sylvia Hoeks – to kill the kids because clearly they must be the result of evil witchcraft and their birth means the end of the world. Y’know, again.

If that premise and lead cast aren’t enough to entice you, Apple is clearly positioning See as their big Game of Thrones-sized contender in the increasingly crowded fantasy TV series crowd. And I’m not just referring to the obvious link with Momoa who shot to fame playing Khal Drogo in HBO’s Emmy-winning epic. See is penned by Steven Knight, the creator of Peaky Blinders and writer of such great movies as Eastern Promises and Locke. And directing the affair (or at least the pilot) is Francis Lawrence, the filmmaker behind the Hunger Games franchise. Apple isn’t playing around here and their efforts are looking pretty awesome based on the first trailer that dropped last night!

I’ve been a fan of Momoa’s from before his Game of Thrones days when he was a wildman being hunted by the Wraith, so I’ll watch pretty much everything he’s in. It helps that this is looking phenomenal though. Not to mention, playing Baba Voss’ wife is Hera Hilmar, the Icelandic actress who first caught my attention in Da Vinci’s Demons and whose work I’ve thoroughly enjoyed. So yeah, I’m fully onboard for this. And now we know we don’t even have to wait that long to see See (or pay much for it) as it will premiere with Apple’s streaming service launch on 1 November.

Last Updated: September 11, 2019

14 Comments

  1. ” when he was a wildman being hunted by the Wraith”

    We NEED a new Stargate Universe series

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    • Original Heretic

      September 11, 2019 at 15:38

      That the one with Eli and the crew out in space?
      Yeah, it was awesome. Would love a continuation of that story.

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      • Alien Emperor Trevor

        September 11, 2019 at 15:38

        I loved SGU too, was so sad when it was cancelled.

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        • Kervyn Cloete

          September 11, 2019 at 15:50

          It still hurts to this day, man! “Time” is one of my favourite episodes of any sci-fi series ever.

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      • HvR

        September 11, 2019 at 15:39

        I was just talking in the universe in general.

        But yes they finally figured out SGU and got it going in good direction to just cancel it

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        • Original Heretic

          September 11, 2019 at 17:36

          Weren’t they talking about doing a new movie recently? I’m sure I saw something like that in the past year.
          I mean now, especially with the “ancient aliens” theory being so well-known, it can work.

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          • HvR

            September 11, 2019 at 18:06

            When Origins (*spits on the floor*) was released there was talk about reboot movie and new SG-1 series but it didn’t go anywhere with the original script writer but after his Geostorm flop he pulled out before it even started.

            Then again at the start of the year SG-1 creators said they are pushing and pitching hard for a new series but MGM doesn’t want to bite.

            It seems that Stargate is truely becoming the new Star Trek; with huge dedicated fanbase annual conventions and no show for 2 decades.

          • Original Heretic

            September 11, 2019 at 18:49

            Which means at some point, it WILL happen! It might take another decade or two, though.
            SG: The Next Generation

  2. Alien Emperor Trevor

    September 11, 2019 at 15:28

    This premise bugs me, I can only push my suspension of disbelief so far and the trailer isn’t helping. It looks both cool and completely impractical.

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    • Matthew Holliday

      September 11, 2019 at 15:50

      Something seems off to me too, its almost like Teen-Fiction writing, wrapped up in Game of Thrones type big boy pants.

      That whole “they have… the ability… to see.” and the whole monologue by the cult nut lady…

      Cringe central.

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  3. For the Emperor!

    September 11, 2019 at 18:38

    “when he was a wildman being hunted by the Wraith” https://media0.giphy.com/media/o71bvxbLgSE2Q/giphy-downsized-medium.gif

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  4. CrAiGiSh

    September 12, 2019 at 09:15

    Doesn’t look to bad …

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