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Apple TV+ Renews 'See' For Third Season Ahead of Season Two Premiere on August 27

Apple TV+ has announced that season two of its popular original series "See" starring Jason Momoa will premiere on August 27, with new episodes releasing every Friday. The streaming giant also announced that it has renewed the show for a third season, Variety reports.

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"See" follows Jason Momoa, Alfre Woodard, and Dave Bautista through a post-apocalyptic drama where a virus has cleared out the world, and all the remaining men, women, and children have been made blind. Alongside other ‌Apple TV‌+ originals such as "The Morning Show" and "Ted Lasso," the show has been one of the most popular for the streaming service.


Apple today also shared the official trailer for the upcoming season two of "See" which will premiere on August 27.

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coolbreeze2 Avatar
67 months ago
The article referred to Apple as "The streaming giant". While Apple has great streaming shows, it has not quite reached "giant" status.
Score: 21 Votes (Like | Disagree)
67 months ago
See ++ ?
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Dandoodle Avatar
67 months ago
The streaming giant 😂😂😂
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67 months ago

The streaming giant 😂😂😂
Did they say "TV Streaming Giant"? Because if you include Apple Music, they are most certainly a Streaming Giant.
Score: 7 Votes (Like | Disagree)
67 months ago

The streaming giant 😂😂😂
This won’t age well. 2 years from now, Apple will be the streaming giant clearly in the lead. Since they got a late start and only do original content, they couldn’t lead right out of the gate. Kind of like the way they take a few years to lead in all their hardware efforts as well due to their tightly controlled ecosystem.
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millar876 Avatar
67 months ago
I really enjoyed season 1. i Would like the story to finish at some point, rather than just fail to be renewed after an end of season cliff hanger. But at least we have season 3 to look forward to.
Score: 7 Votes (Like | Disagree)