Jason Momoa gained initial recognition for his unforgettable performance as Khal Drogo in Game of Thrones. His talent for portraying fierce warriors is evident once again in the Apple TV+ series, See. With three successful seasons already under its belt, fans are eagerly anticipating the arrival of See season 4. Here’s what we know about it so far.

In case you need a reminder, the story of See unfolds in a dystopian future, many centuries after a devastating virus came close to eradicating mankind, leaving only a blind population behind. At the heart of the tale is Baba Voss (played by Jason Momoa), a powerful warrior existing in a world where the idea of sight has become a myth.

The arrival of Voss’ adopted twins brings about swift changes, likely the inspiration behind the title, due to their extraordinary gift of sight.

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With its ingenious incorporation of sound to compensate for the characters’ visual impairment, the series skillfully presents a captivating blend of post-apocalyptic drama and combat.

See Season 4: How Will The Post-Apocalyptic Show Continue?

See, the Apple TV+ series, premiered in 2019, unveiling its captivating universe and intriguing characters. Among them, Baba Voss, portrayed by Jason Momoa, stands out as a charismatic force, breathing life into the show’s world and swiftly capturing the hearts of fans.

We regret to inform all those anticipating another season of See that Apple TV+ announced in 2022 that the show will conclude with season 3. As a result, it is highly improbable that we will have the opportunity to indulge in a season 4.

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Season 3 wraps up with what we believe is an incredibly gratifying conclusion, as noted by Jonathan Tropper, the show’s executive producer.

However, there is still a possibility that we might witness the resurgence of the world of See in an alternative shape, such as a spin-off or a sequel that revolves around a distinct set of characters and a divergent storyline.

I hope they consider other options instead of simply recasting Jason Momoa, as certain actors become so iconic that they are irreplaceable.