Watch the trailer for AppleTV's post-apocalyptic epic 'See' (SEEofficial), starring Jason Momoa as our Khal Drogo-esque hero 'Baba Voss':
) and Alfre Woodard . The post-apocalyptic sci-fi/fantasy series, set in a future world where humankind has been rendered blind, received its first official trailer on Tuesday, which at least provides further evidence that Apple TV+ exists and is not an extremely elaborate prank.takes place in the distant future, after a deadly virus decimated humankind. Those who survived, emerged blind.
Oscar nominee Woodard plays Paris, Baba Voss’ spiritual leader, while Sylvia Hoeks plays Queen Kane, the ruler who opposes Baba Voss and his tribe. Yadira Guevara-Prip (
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