See Surges to No. 8 on Apple TV Global Chart
The three-season Apple sci-fi series climbed back into the streaming spotlight this week, according to FlixPatrol's ranking.
Updated on Nov. 9, 2026 in Television
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Apple TV's sci-fi series See surged on streaming in the past week, peaking at number eight on the platform's global chart according to FlixPatrol. The show, created and written by Steven Knight and starring Jason Momoa, concluded its three-season run three years ago.
Why it matters
The renewed interest in a series that ended three years ago shows that older streaming titles can regain audiences long after their final episodes air. It also highlights how Apple TV's catalog continues to draw viewers beyond its newest releases.
According to FlixPatrol's ranking, See reached number eight on Apple TV's global streaming chart, while Rotten Tomatoes shows a 44% critics' score against an 83% viewers' score. The source does not identify what prompted the renewed viewing.
The players
Apple TV
Apple TV is the streaming service owned by Apple that launched in 2019 and produces original series such as See.
Steven Knight
Steven Knight is a British screenwriter and filmmaker known for creating and writing television dramas including Peaky Blinders and See.
Jason Momoa
Jason Momoa is an American actor known for starring roles in Game of Thrones and Aquaman, and he led the cast of See.
The details
Steven Knight created and wrote See, a sci-fi series starring Jason Momoa that ran for three seasons on Apple TV. Knight is also developing several new television projects, and his series remain part of the platform's catalog.
Timeline
2019: Apple's streaming service launched with See as a flagship title.
Past week: See surged to number eight on Apple TV's global chart.
2027: Rumored release date for SAS: Rogue Heroes Season 3.
Legacy Titles
See was one of the flagship series when Apple TV launched in 2019, and its streaming surge three years after its finale shows how early original programming can keep drawing viewers. The renewed attention places the show back alongside Apple's current slate, including SAS: Rogue Heroes and House of Guinness.
Viewers can find See on Apple TV, where the three-season series remains available in the streaming catalog. The renewed chart position suggests the show is readily accessible to new audiences looking for the series.
The takeaway
Older series can regain attention long after they end, so viewers looking for a finished show with strong audience reviews may find See worth exploring on Apple TV.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Collider.
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