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Though it's capable cast is clearly game, an over-reliance on gore and a grimly -- and at times comically -- convoluted narrative blurs See's boldvision. Read critic reviews
See (2019)
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Watch See: Season 1 with a subscription on Apple TV+.
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Episodes
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1. Godflame
Air date: Nov 1, 2019
A journey of survival begins when an army of Witchfinders attacks the village of Alkenny.
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2. Message in a Bottle
Air date: Nov 1, 2019
A special gift for the twins sparks tension in the group.
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3. Fresh Blood
Air date: Nov 1, 2019
The twins struggle to keep a secret from their mother.
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4. The River
Air date: Nov 8, 2019
An attack on the village leads to sacrifice and new challenges.
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5. Plastic
Air date: Nov 15, 2019
As Tamacti Jun's army nears Baba and family, Maghra's past comes to light.
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6. Silk
Air date: Nov 22, 2019
Baba and family are betrayed; Queen Kane uses her cunning to face a new conflict.
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7. The Lavender Road
Air date: Nov 29, 2019
The twins reach a crossroads in their journey to the House of Enlightenment.
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8. House of Enlightenment
Air date: Dec 6, 2019
The twins meet Jerlamarel and finally discover the truth.
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Critic Reviews for See: Season 1
Audience Reviews for See: Season 1
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SO dumb Totally devoid of any logic or reason and riddled with plot holes. A small issue is ok, but when they fill your hour time it's not a small issue anymore. MY brain HURTS from that shit, 2 eps in I got I was shocked seeing the 83% rating, but then i realised that the ratings were probably given by Millennials and zoomers and these people don't know what good looks like Millennials 'grossly exaggerating the quality of a just ok tv program since 2000
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I was absolutely grossed and looking forward to much more and chill. The girl masturbated while saying the lords prayer. I realize we've got a little cold and harsh these days but really seriously you gotta draw a line and that was mine. 🫢😯😢
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Ignoring major plot holes. A great start of the season leading to a disappointing finale. As if the plot is twisted to fit a certain narrative for the next season. The story build up leads to nothing and is thrown away. Major characters acting out of character
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Killer premise. Much of the acting is great. The dialogue is often too cringe to sit through. My 2-Star rating is based on what I think Apple is capable of. This show's writing feels at times like something akin to a network production. With the effort and resources expended, it had the potential to compete with the first 4 seasons of GoT. Yet, it falls short. Like many of Apple's productions, the show often feels incredibly cliche. If it had been produced by Sy-Fy 15 or 20 years ago, it would certainly warrant 4 stars or more. I limped through the Finale of Season 2 just to finish it off. I think Baba Vos is a great character and Mamoa delivers, but the war soliloquy embarrassed me. It was like watching an old sports movie or something. I started Season 3 a year or two later after Netflix cut off family sharing. I had another free trial of Apple TV due to buying a new iPad. I love sci-if and fantasy. I can overlook a lot. But this franchise just doesn't deliver on its promise. They aren't even trying to be the sort of smart show they're capable of. I can't finish it. Some great acting though. They work wonders with ridiculous dialogue and corny setups.
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The plot was really engaging and captivating. The idea of blind people being the majority and sighted people being considered as witches is a little far fetched, but they handled it well. It's always nice to see Jason Momoa being a strong dad and super protective of his family. The religion and cultures were not as fleshed out as they could have been, and since the culture (history more specifically) is what deemed the sighted people as witches, it would have been more helpful to have a little more clear understanding as to the "why". However, what little we got to experience of the culture seemed really interesting and tied in well with the overall plot.
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They managed to hold my attention through the third season. Embarrassing as it is to admit. They really tried to deliver something in the end. But it seems like they thought their audience was as blind as their characters. The explosions when the "weapons of thunder and fire" come about are silly looking and ultimately take away from the visuals. The story itself was frustrating as hell. Friom season one every character gave reason that Queen Sibith Kane should die. And yet, here we are in season 3 trying to preserver her miserable life?! Thank god Mahgra finally kills the bitch with a cold blade on the battlefield before Tomada falls victim to one of his own grenades. Horrible series. You're welcome if I spoiled anything.
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Soooo under rated! One of my absolute FAVORITE shows. Original, thrilling, and amazingly beautiful filming. Excellent acting too. Very raw and gory at times but in the best way. I'm not sure how the rating isn't higher. I can't wait for season two. Love the story and everything about it!!
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Something new and fresh love this series the characters and action are A1
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This show has an original premise. It looks beautiful. There are some experienced actors. It's a shame the storytelling is so bad, especially the dialogue. The characters spend most of their time standing or walking around explaining things to each other. They explain what's happening. They explain the context of what's happening. They explain what's at stake. They explain how they feel about everything. There's so much explaining that there's nothing left for the writers to show. So the characters take a big breath and launch into more rounds of explaining as the plot grinds on. It's like the show is caught in endless cycles of exposition it doesn't know how to break out of, relieved only by the occasional fight scene. The fight scenes are pretty cool though.
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first season is ok even if Jason Momoa is not enough to turn a difficult task in an interesting one.
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