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Queer sports romance See You At the Finish Line has been picked up for a TV adaptation. Penned by Zac Hammett, a contributor to Disney+'s hit period comedy Rivals, the novel centers on George, a talented American athlete, and Lucas, an intelligent economics student, as they conflict with one another on the Cambridge University rowing team.

As the two find themselves butting heads on the team, See You At The Finish Line takes a shift when George is forced to up his academic output at the risk of losing his spot. Making a deal with Lucas to help him seduce his long-time crush, Amir, the American athlete quickly finds...

Heartstopper's Kit Connor previews a big moment for the main characters as the Netflix teen drama prepares to wrap with a movie. The farewell film, titled Heartstopper: Forever, is executive-produced by Connor and co-star Joe Locke. It'll serve as a series-ender, focusing on Nick (Connor) and Charlie (Locke) as they face their biggest challenge yet and begin to go down different paths.

Franchise creator Alice Oseman, who wrote the graphic novels on which the show is based, will also write the farewell movie. Wash Westmoreland, who helmed the Oscar-winning film Still Alice, will step behind the camera to direct. Several notable Heartstopper cast members are set to reprise their roles,...

In See You In Moscoe, Margaret Semple, a civil servant exposed as a spy tries to flee to Moscow via Jersey, unaware that her Russian contact, with whom she is in love, has been told to eliminate her. Jim gets involved when MI6 believe she may be on the island although he is none too […]

Bergerac: See You in Moscow (BBC-1 15 Nov 1981 with George Irving and Sara Kestelman)...

Jason Momoa’s new Apple TV+ series is now over halfway through its first season, and while it previously spent weeks atop streaming charts, two sci-fi classics have since dethroned it. Momoa stars alongside Temuera Morrison (The Book of Boba Fett) and Cliff Curtis (Avatar: The Way of Water) in Chief of War, the historical epic series about the origin of Hawai’i and its people. Chief of War, which has been likened to Hulu’s Emmy-winning masterpiece, Shōgun, currently sits in the #3 spot on Apple TV+ streaming charts, falling behind both Foundation and Invasion, the sci-fi series that are also in the middle of airing new seasons.

Chief of War...

Apple TV+ is competing with other powerhouse streaming services like Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, and Disney+ when it comes to the budgets of its shows. From Jason Sudeikis’s Ted Lasso to Jason Momoa’s Chief of War, these shows boast of high budgets that are spent on location shoots, sprawling soundstages, visual effects, and more. So, which is the most expensive Apple TV+ show right now? It’s See, which also stars Jason Momoa in a lead role.

But why does Apple TV+ bankroll risky, untested projects that are not even associated with any pre-existing IP? It’s to ensure that they remain one of the best production houses to attract high-profile talent, enjoy critical acclaim, and earn subscriber loyalty. So, here are the top 10 costliest productions from Apple TV+, ranked by their budget.

10. Ted Lasso Jeremy Swift, Hannah Waddingham, Juno Temple, and Jason Sudeikis in a promotional photo...

Steven Knight is a name that is only set to get bigger if he sticks to the most recent job he's been hired for. The creator of mold-breaking television drama "Peaky Blinders" has been tasked with penning Denis Villeneuve's James Bond movie, and given his impressive body of work, it's understandable to see why. Besides writing the Cillian Murphy-led gangster drama (which is getting a film of its own), he's also penned the likes of Jason Momoa's "See," along with recent boxing drama on Disney+, "A Thousand Blows." One show that's massively overlooked and shouldn't be, however, is a World War II drama that debuted on Epix before it changed to MGM+. This isn't some short-lived series, either, but one that has so far earned a distinguished score of 100% on Rotten Tomatoes.

Debuting in 2022, "Sas: Rogue Heroes" is based on the book "Sas: Rogue Heroes – the Authorized...

If you want to get eyes on an action-packed piece of storytelling, Jason Momoa is a name you certainly must consider. Following on from starring as Khal Drogo in two seasons of Game of Thrones, to the DC Universe as Aquaman, the Dune alum also helped launch the Apple TV+ streaming service with his multi-season role in See. Shedding his skin as Baba Voss, Momoa is once more back to Apple TV+, this time bringing the streamer’s latest historical epic, Chief of War, to life. As dominant as warrior chief Ka‘iana is with sharks, so is the historical epic as it reigns supreme atop the Apple TV+ streaming charts, trumping and surpassing the strides set by the Bridgerton replacement show, The Buccaneers.

Set in precolonial Hawai'i, two episodes of Chief of War have been released with new episodes dropping every Friday through September 19. The series has been a...

Six years after its 2019 debut, See is experiencing a resurgence on Apple TV+, and the bump is likely fueled by Jason Momoa’s latest project, Chief of War,which is also currently trending on the same platform.

See, the post-apocalyptic epic, which premiered alongside the launch of Apple’s streaming service in November 2019,has climbed back into Apple TV+'s Top 10 charts in over 45 countries this week. The Philippines, Thailand, Trinidad & Tobago, and more are seeing the series consistently hold high spots, while markets including Qatar, Brazil, and South Africa show steady multi-day placements, signaling a global rewatch trend rather than a short-lived spike. The trend, however, is limited to Apple TV+ for now — although the show is available to watch on Prime Video as well.

The series is set in a world where a virus has erased human sight. It originally gained acclaim for its ambitious world-building and Momoa’s portrayal of Baba Voss,...

Exclusive: Salli Richardson-Whitfield has signed a two-year extension on her overall deal at HBO. She will continue to executive produce content exclusive to HBO and HBO Max.

She first signed her deal in 2020.

Richardson-Whitfield made Emmy history as the first Black woman nominated for Outstanding Directing for a Drama Series for HBO’s Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty. She also served as executive producer and director on The Gilded Age, which has its third season season finale this Sunday, and the upcoming Task from creator Brad Ingelsby that stars Mark Ruffalo and Tom Pelphrey.

She earned an Emmy nomination in 2024 for Outstanding Drama Series for her role as EP on The Gilded Age. She also received two Gracie Awards for Winning Time and The Gilded Age that same year.

Inspired by director Ava DuVernay, Richardson-Whitfield transitioned from a successful acting career to directing, beginning with two episodes of Queen Sugar.

Jason Momoa’s Apple TV Show Has Fans & Critics Divided (Photo Credit – Instagram)

Since his highly noticed appearance in Game of Thrones as Khal Drogo, Jason Momoa has played various roles, from comic to serious ones. His works were noticed by fans and critics alike, even if they did not invite rave reviews like GoT.

Jason Momoa’s post-Game of Thrones career has been a mix of gritty action and offbeat roles—but none as ambitious (or divisive) as See, the Apple TV+ series that imagines a world where humanity has lost its sight… and possibly its sense of logic, too.

A Cult Hit Despite Mixed Reviews

While See wrapped up its three-season run in 2022, it is finding fresh traction on streaming and sparking debates all over again. The dystopian drama currently holds a 63% critics’ score on Rotten Tomatoes, suggesting lukewarm critical acclaim. However, the 84% audience rating tells us...

On Tuesday August 5 2025, Investigation Discovery broadcasts See No Evil!

The Kansas Pawnshop Season 14 Episode 10 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “See No Evil,” titled “The Kansas Pawnshop,” promises to deliver another gripping story that showcases the power of surveillance footage in solving real crimes. This episode will air on Investigation Discovery and will delve into a case that highlights how cameras in everyday locations can capture crucial evidence.

In “The Kansas Pawnshop,” the narrative will unfold around a crime that takes place in a pawnshop in Kansas. Viewers will see how the surrounding surveillance cameras, often recording the daily lives of ordinary people, can also play a key role in identifying suspects. The episode aims to show how these seemingly mundane recordings can turn into vital pieces of evidence that help law enforcement catch the right culprit.

As the investigation progresses, the episode will reveal the steps taken by the...

The next chapter in the ‘James Bond’ franchise has found its writer — and it’s one with no shortage of grit, style, or pedigree.

Steven Knight, the acclaimed British screenwriter and creator behind the BAFTA-winning ‘Peaky Blinders,’ has officially signed on to write the script for Denis Villeneuve’s highly anticipated James Bond film. The project, still untitled, marks the first 007 instalment directed by the ‘Dune’ and ‘Sicario’ filmmaker, and represents a new creative era for the long-running spy saga.

Amy Pascal (Spider-Man: No Way Home) and David Heyman are producing the film under their respective Pascal Pictures and Heyday Films banners, with Tanya Lapointe serving as executive producer.

Knight’s involvement brings a distinct edge to the project, promising a screenplay steeped in character depth and narrative tension. Best known as the creator, executive producer, and sole writer of ‘Peaky Blinders’ — the stylish gangster drama that turned Cillian Murphy...

Apple TV+ has been a thing for a little over half a decade, but the streaming service has proven itself as an excellent destination for original scripted content. When the service launched with a handful of shows in 2019, it enlisted a slew of A-list actors as leads. Jason Momoa starred in one of the earliest shows on the service, See, as Baba Voss. Two years after See ended, Momoa is back on Apple TV+ with a new drama show, Chief of War. Set in precolonial Hawai'i, the epic historical drama has been a hit with viewers and critics, currently sitting at 89% on the review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes. Additionally, it is the most-watched show on the streamer currently, according to FlixPatrol, beating the likes of Foundation and Smoke for the top position. Two episodes have aired so far.

Chief of War is ambitious in the story it tells and the scale at which it does.

What Is The Production Budget Of Jason Momoa’s Chief Of War? (Photo Credit – Apple TV+)

Chief of War, featuring Jason Momoa in the lead, premiered on Apple TV+ on August 1, 2025. The storyline follows the unification of the Hawaiian islands during the late 18th century. The show has reportedly been made with quite a hefty budget, which shows its high production value. The show has everything from detailed costumes to a great ensemble.

The historical drama, co-created by Momoa and Thomas Pa’a Sibbett, is also being considered one of the most expensive series ever made by Apple TV+ so far. It’s quite a record. Scroll ahead if you wish to know more about the budget of the series.

What Is The Chief Of War’s Production Budget?

According to the Nz Herald, Chief of War has a budget of $340 million. The first season has nine episodes, costing an average of $37.8 million per episode.

Jason Momoa's Chief of War is dominant on Apple TV+. Momoa has appeared in several prominent franchise roles in the past decade, portraying Aquaman for DC, Duncan Idaho in Dune (2021), and The Garbage Man in A Minecraft Movie (2025). Outside of major franchises, however, he also appeared as Baba Voss in Apple TV+'s See from 2019 to 2022.

While See came to an end, Momoa elected to return to Apple TV+ for Chief of War, which tells the story of a war chief's desperate rebellion against Kamehameha the Great in Hawaii. The nine-episode series premiered on August 1 and is expected to conclude on September 19 in an episode directed by Momoa himself.

According to Apple TV+, Momoa's latest show is already topping the charts. It is currently the #1 TV show on Apple TV+, debuting ahead of Foundation, Smoke, Stick, and Ted Lasso. It is the only drama show on that list, which...

Jason Momoa’s historical drama, Chief of War, premiered on Aug. 1, 2025, on Apple TV+, but just how costly is it? As per the Nz Herald, the series has a mega budget of US$340 million! The first season has nine episodes, which means that the average cost of each episode comes to around $37.8 million. This makes it one of the most expensive Apple TV+ shows yet by far. The immediate next one in line is another show starring Momoa called See, which had a budget of $360 million.

Co-created by Momoa and Thomas Pa’a Sibbett, Chief of War focuses on the unification of the Hawaiian islands during the late 18th century. The series has been filmed mainly in New Zealand, and the humungous budget has been reflected in its gripping storyline and high production value that immediately grabbed eyeballs. The show’s costumes, cast, scale, and production choices all reflect the commitment to delivering prestige quality television.

Chief of War's Rotten Tomatoes score has been revealed. The Apple TV+ show is a historical drama series about the unification of the Hawaiian islands centered around an indigenous perspective. The show primarily focuses on one Hawaiian war chief who joins a campaign to unite the islands to save them from colonization.

The show was created by Jason Momoa and Thomas Pa'a Sibbett. Momoa also stars as the lead character, Ka'iana. Chief of War's supporting cast includes Luciane Buchanan, Te Ao o Hinepehinga, Temuera Morrison, Te Kohe Tuhaka, and Brandon Finn. The first two episodes of the show were released on August 1, with the rest of the season airing weekly episodes on Fridays through September 19.

Now, the Rotten Tomatoes score has been revealed for Chief of War. The Momoa-led series currently has an 88% Tomatometer with 8 critical reviews thus far. This score is subject to change, as the show was just released.

The next era of James Bond has officially found its storyteller — and it’s a big one. Steven Knight, the acclaimed writer and creator of Peaky Blinders, has been tapped to pen the screenplay for the next 007 installment, with Denis Villeneuve set to direct. Speaking for the first time since the news broke, Knight joined BBC Radio this morning to share his excitement and promise fans something new.

“It has always been on my bucket list, and it’s fantastic to be invited to do it,” Knight said. “I can’t wait to get started.”

And while he remained tight-lipped on who will be stepping into the shoes of Bond himself — “That is a very, very good question, and one I can’t give you the answer to,” he laughed — the screenwriter made one thing clear: this isn’t going to be just another 007 film. “I’m hoping that,...

Steven Knight was announced as the writer of Amazon’s first James Bond flick on Thursday, and this morning, the Peaky Blinders creator gave his first reaction to landing the gig on BBC Radio.

“It has always been on my bucket list, and it’s fantastic to be invited to do it. I can’t wait to get started,” Knight said.

“I’m hoping that, being a Bond fan for so many years, it will be imbued into me and I will be able to produce something that’s the same but different, and better, stronger and bolder.”

Knight will be writing the screenplay for Denis Villeneuve to direct; however, the writer would not be drawn on who might star as 007.

“That is a very, very good question, and one I can’t give you the answer to,” Knight said when quizzed by BBC Radio.

Amy Pascal and David Heyman are producing the film,...

Steven Knight has been set to write the script for the next James Bond film, adding another major talent to the creative team for the first Bond film under the control of Amazon MGM Studios.

Knight’s addition to the project comes a month after Denis Villeneuve was named as director of the yet-to-be-titled film, and four months after Amy Pascal and David Heyman were announced as producers of the new Bond project, through their Pascal Pictures and Heyday Films. Tanya Lapointe will serve as executive producer.

Amazon MGM closed its deal with Barbara Broccoli and Michael G Wilson to...

Well, well, well, here's an exciting bit of news for a late Thursday evening: Steven Knight is heading from Brum to Bond. Yes, following last month's announcement that Denis Villeneuve will direct the next James Bond movie for Amazon, the iconic spy series' new custodians David Heyman and Amy Pascal have just found the next piece of their 007-shaped puzzle. Per Deadline's reporting (and Amazon MGM Studios' Instagram), Peaky Blinders creator Knight — who recently wrapped production on his Birmingham-based mob drama's big-screen debut — has been tapped to write the upcoming 26th Bond movie.

According to Deadline's sources, since choosing Villeneuve as the man to make the first 007 feature since 2021's No Time To Die, Heyman and Pascal's sole focus has been on locking in the scribe to pen Bond's big screen comeback. Apparently Knight — whose vast CV of hits includes the likes of Locke, Eastern Promises, See, Sas Rogue Heroes,...

As part of their bold new direction for the James Bond franchise, Amazon MGM Studios has officially setPeaky Blinderscreator Steven Knight to write the next 007 movie, according to a report today by Deadline. The announcement follows the studio’s high-profile hiring of Denis Villeneuve to direct the reboot, signaling a prestige-heavy reinvention of the iconic spy series. Producers Amy Pascal (Spider-Man: No Way Home) and David Heyman are spearheading the project under their Pascal Pictures and Heyday Films banners, respectively. Tanya Lapointe, Villeneuve’s longtime producing partner, will executive produce.

The script marks the first major creative step for Bond’s next chapter since Amazon gained full creative control of the franchise in a landmark deal earlier this year. The studio spent months meeting with prospective screenwriters, but insiders are reported to have said that Knight had always been a front-runner — particularly after his name came up in connection...

“Peaky Blinders” creator Steven Knight has been hired to pen the script for Denis Villeneuve’s upcoming James Bond movie at Amazon MGM Studios.

Amy Pascal and David Heyman are producing the new 007 movie, via Pascal Pictures and Heyday Films, respectively. Tanya Lapointe will executive produce.

Knight is best known as the creator, executive producer and writer of the hit BAFTA-winning gangster drama series “Peaky Blinders,” starring Cillian Murphy. The British screenwriter, producer and director’s TV resume also includes such acclaimed shows as “See” (Apple TV+), “Sas Rogue Heroes” (BBC), “A Thousand Blows” (Disney+), “This Town” (BBC), “The Veil” (FX) and “All the Light We Cannot See” (Netflix). He also co-created the international game show “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?”

Knight’s first produced film, “Dirty Pretty Things,” directed by Stephen Frears, won four BIFAs, the 2005 Humanitas Prize for Film and earned an Academy Award nomination for best original screenplay,...

Exclusive: After setting Denis Villeneuve to direct the next James Bond movie, Amazon MGM Studios has a writer in its sights to pen the next installment in the 007 franchise. Sources tell Deadline that Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight has been set to write the pic.

Amy Pascal and David Heyman are producing via Pascal Pictures and Heyday Films, respectively. Tanya Lapointe will executive produce.

Since landing full creative control of the franchise this year, Amazon MGM has been thorough in its search for the behind-the-scenes talent that will be overseeing the development of this next pic in the series. Pascal and Heyman were first to be brought on, and after meeting with a number of directors the studio tapped Villeneuve to direct.

While there have been rumors about who could potentially play the coveted lead role, sources say the only focus in recent weeks has been who would write the script,...

Jason Momoa's post-apocalyptic thriller series finds new life on worldwide streaming charts ahead of the premiere of his new Apple TV+ show. Jason Momoa's movies and TV shows have seen him portray characters across a wide array of genres. In films, this includes action heroes like Aquaman in the Dceu, to comedic characters like Garrett in A Minecraft Movie.

But he's also no stranger to TV shows, having starred in roles both main and recurring across his career. This includes his upcoming Apple TV+ show Chief of War, where he'll be portraying the legendary Hawaiian warrior Ka'iana. He also serves as a co-creator, writer, and director. But there's another show on the platform currently gaining popularity around the world.

Ahead of Chief of War's release on August 1, Flixpatrolreports that Momoa's other Apple TV+ show,See, is rising on the platform's global streaming charts. The series sits at Number...

For Jason Momoa, Chief of War is more than a series. It's an encompassing account of his ancestral culture. Honored by the responsibility of helming the show, he also feels immense pressure and is all in on the project.

Chief of War's Ka'iana could be Momoa's career-defining role. Speaking with Radio Times, the actor explained why the historical figure means so much to him and the Hawaiian people. "To hold the line and really do the research and play a real character and fill in the blanks of a very scattered puzzle from A to B of his arc… because it's our culture, it's a little bit more personal and scary in that sense," he said.

Still, Ka'iana falls right into Momoa's wheelhouse of roles, like Game of Thrones' Khal Drogo or See's Baba Voss. "I don't think there's much in this series that I haven't already done [in terms of action and stunts], but...

On Tuesday July 29 2025, Investigation Discovery broadcasts See No Evil!

The Green Carpet Season 14 Episode 9 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “See No Evil,” titled “The Green Carpet,” promises to delve into the intriguing world of surveillance footage and its role in solving real crimes. This episode will air on Investigation Discovery and is sure to captivate those interested in true crime stories.

In “The Green Carpet,” viewers will see how everyday surveillance cameras can capture both the mundane and the unexpected. While most footage shows ordinary people going about their daily lives, this episode will reveal how such recordings can also play a crucial role in identifying suspects and solving cases. The title hints at a specific crime scene that may involve a unique setting or event, drawing viewers into the mystery.

As the episode unfolds, it will highlight the investigative process, showcasing how law enforcement uses video evidence to...

Adam Scott said he got a concussion when he filmed that huge fight scene in the “Severance” Season 2 finale, but added that it at least looked pretty cool on screen.

“You can see my head get slammed against the wall,” Scott explained to Entertainment Weekly in an interview out Thursday. “I did get a concussion from that moment when I get thrown into the wall, and luckily it looks awesome on camera. When it happened.”

Scott is referring to that wild fight that pops off after Mr. Drummond tries to stop Mark S. from rescuing his wife, Gemma, from Lumon. In the scene, Mr. Drummond slaps and then grabs Mark by the body and slams him against the wall. Scott said it was the most intense fight scene he ever had to perform.

“I’ve had fight scenes here and there over the years, but certainly never anything this brutal and this involved,...

On Tuesday July 22 2025, Outd broadcasts Whitetail Freaks!

Billy See – Family Hunts Season 18 Episode 5 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Whitetail Freaks” titled “Billy See – Family Hunts” promises to be an exciting adventure for fans of the show. This episode will feature Billy See as he takes his daughter, Hannah, and his girlfriend, Aubrey, out into the great outdoors for a memorable hunting trip. With a focus on family bonding and the thrill of the hunt, viewers can expect a heartwarming yet action-packed experience.

Billy is not just focused on spending time with his loved ones; he is also on the lookout for a buck of his own. The episode will showcase the balance between family time and the excitement of hunting, as Billy navigates the woods with his daughter and girlfriend by his side. The dynamic between the three will likely add a unique element to the hunting experience, highlighting...

On Tuesday July 22 2025, Investigation Discovery broadcasts See No Evil!

The Bloody Shoes Season 14 Episode 3 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “See No Evil,” titled “The Bloody Shoes,” promises to be a gripping exploration of real crime. This episode will delve into a case where surveillance footage plays a crucial role in uncovering the truth. It highlights how everyday cameras can capture more than just the ordinary moments of life; they can also reveal the actions of those involved in serious crimes.

In “The Bloody Shoes,” viewers will witness how investigators utilize footage from various surveillance cameras to piece together the events leading up to a crime. The episode will showcase the importance of these recordings, illustrating how they can turn the tide in investigations. The cameras, often placed in public areas, capture the movements of people, providing vital clues that may lead to the identification of suspects.

As the story unfolds,...

Investigation Discovery is locking in on some troubling footage in Tuesday’s See No Evil, with The Trophy Collector. Airing Tuesday, July 15, 2025, at 9:00 Pm, this episode pieces together a chilling case in Baltimore, where two women were strangled to death within a week of one another. Detectives use every available scrap to build […]

See No Evil: The Trophy Collector...

Stepping into a Star Wars role can be daunting for anyone, but for Obi-Wan Kenobi's Vivian Lyra Blair, the pressure of pleasing fans and carrying Carrie Fisher's legacy was unimaginable.

The Obi-Wan Kenobi series surprised fans by focusing on a young Princess Leia Organa and not a young Luke Skywalker. This was a twist that was unexpected and difficult to hide during filming. Behind the scenes, the little girl tasked with portraying a 10-year-old Leia Organa had to cope with heavy expectations.

Via ScreenRant, in a recent interview with More Than You See, Vivien Lyra Blair spoke candidly about the anxiety she felt as a 9-year-old stepping into a franchise with passionate fans. Blair was asked how she felt about playing Leia Organa, a role that's become synonymous with the late Carrie Fisher. Simply put, Blair says she was "terrified."

"I didn’t want to do anything that could possibly dishonor her legacy.

Dystopias are pretty common territory both in the TV and movie world. Despite the harrowing scenarios they portray, these stories tend to be popular because they consistently offer pertinent insights into the human condition, break down how we relate to each other, and satirize our perception of power. One of the recent shows that depicts a dystopian society is See — an Apple TV+ series starring Jason Momoa (Fast X) and Alfre Woodard (Salem's Lot). The show didn't really impress critics, but Apple TV+ subscribers have been watching it throughout 2025 with passion.

Per FlixPatrol, See has been in the Apple TV+ top 10 of most-watched shows for half a year now, and the audience score on Rotten Tomatoes suggests that fans are having a much better time with it than critics did. While the latter gave the sci-fi show an overall score of 63%, the former's score landed much higher, at 84%. In her Season 1 review,...

Fans all across were disappointed when See didn’t get renewed for season 4, and now we know why! With Jason Momoa’s Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, the last of Zack Snyder’s Dceu, aspirations bombed hard at the box office with a 5.6 IMDb rating, and took season 4 of See along with it! The 15th and final installment of the ambitious Dceu universe was the reason we never got a 4th season for Apple TV+’s dystopian drama, See.

Momoa confirmed in a recent interview that gearing up for the production of Aquaman, along with See seemingly having run its natural course, were the reasons they didn’t renew it for season 4.

Three Seasons of See That Put The Show on the Map for Being One of Apple TV’s Best

This visually bold, binge-watch-worthy dystopian series was a heartfelt project for Momoa. Throughout its three seasons, this Apple TV+ original delivered rich,...

Today, Apple TV+ released the trailer for its upcoming historical drama Chief of War, starring, written, and executive produced by Jason Momoa. Set amid the scenic backdrop of the islands of Hawai‘i, the nine-episode series, based on true events, follows warrior Ka‘iana, portrayed by Momoa, as he tries to unify the islands before Western colonization in the late 18th century.

Chief of War will make its global debut on Apple TV+ with the first two episodes on Friday, August 1, 2025, followed by new episodes every Friday through September 19.

Told from an indigenous perspective, Chief of War is a passion project for creators Momoa and Thomas Pa‘a Sibbett, who share a native Hawaiian heritage.

The series features a predominantly Polynesian cast led by Jason Momoa alongside Luciane Buchanan, Temuera Morrison, Te Ao o Hinepehinga, Cliff Curtis, newcomer Kaina Makua, Moses Goods, Siua Ikale‘o, Brandon Finn, James Udom, Mainei Kinimaka, Te Kohe Tuhaka,...

Only a true chief of war can ride a shark into battle.

That’s exactly what Jason Momoa does in the trailer for upcoming Apple TV+ series, Chief of War, which is being called a “historical drama” by the platform. You can take the man out of the aqua, but you can’t take the Aquaman out of the man.

Momoa (A Minecraft Movie) is not just the show’s star and his on-screen tribe’s chief — he also co-created, wrote on and executive produced the nine-episode series, and he directs the season finale. In other words, he’s come a long way from Khal Drogo in Game of Thrones.

Chief of War is based on true events, per Apple, and follows Hawaiian warrior Ka‘iana (Momoa), the man who must unify the islands ahead of Western colonization in the late 18th century. The series debuts its first two episodes on Apple TV+ on Friday,...

History is coming alive today in Apple TV+’s official trailer for Chief of War. The Jason Momoa-led, executive-produced, and penned production will make its way onto the streamer later this summer with a two-episode premiere on August 1, followed by brand-new installments every Friday through September 19. A project close to the actor’s own heart, the nine-episode title charts the course of a warrior named Ka‘iana (Momoa) as he attempts to bring the people of the islands of Hawai‘i together ahead of Western colonization. Set in the 18th century and against the lush, sprawling, and jaw-dropping scenery of Hawai‘i, the series is based on a true story that uses the backgrounds of its co-creators — Momoa and Thomas Pa‘a Sibbett — to give audiences an indigenous perspective.

Setting the stage for your next favorite historical series, today’s Chief of War trailer introduces Momoa’s Ka‘iana as...

On Tuesday July 8 2025, Investigation Discovery broadcasts See No Evil!

One Hour in Omaha Season 14 Episode 4 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “See No Evil,” titled “One Hour in Omaha,” promises to be an intriguing exploration of crime and justice. Set to air on Investigation Discovery, this episode will delve into how surveillance footage can play a crucial role in solving real-life cases. Viewers can expect a gripping narrative that combines the everyday activities of ordinary people with the darker side of human behavior.

In “One Hour in Omaha,” the focus will be on a specific crime that occurred in Omaha. The episode will showcase how surveillance cameras captured vital moments leading up to the incident. These cameras often record the routines of honest citizens, but they can also reveal shocking truths that help law enforcement catch the right culprit. The episode aims to highlight the importance of technology in modern crime-solving.

Lucasfilm has seemingly revealed some of the directorial team behind Ahsoka season 2, and it’s all but guaranteed to deliver everything fans are hoping for.

According to credits recently spotted by Star Wars News Net and shared across social platforms, Ahsoka season 2 will feature episodes by:

Dave Filoni (series creator and showrunner)Bryce Dallas HowardJennifer GetzingerAnders Engström (known for Percy Jackson and the Olympians and See)

This lineup combines Lucasfilm’s current creative pillars with a couple of fresh voices. Here's why they matter:

Dave Filoni leads the charge, steering the overall narrative while contributing his signature passion for the character and lore. In April 2023, Filoni was promoted to Chief Creative Officer of Lucasfilm—an indication of how pivotal his vision is across the franchise.

Bryce Dallas Howard is the only director to have directed episodes across The Mandalorian, Book of Boba Fett, Skeleton Crew, and now Ahsoka.

The upcoming episode of “See No Evil,” titled “The Trophy Collector,” promises to be a gripping installment in the series. Set to air on Tuesday, July 15, 2025, at 9:00 Pm on Investigation Discovery, this episode delves into a chilling case that unfolds in Baltimore. Viewers will witness the intense efforts of investigators as they work to solve a disturbing pattern of violence against women in the city.

In this episode, two women are tragically found strangled to death, just days apart from each other. The timeline of these brutal murders raises alarm bells, and it becomes clear that a dangerous individual may be on the loose. Investigators turn to CCTV footage from the locations where the crimes occurred, hoping to uncover vital clues that could lead them to the suspect. As the pieces of the puzzle come together, a chilling profile of a potential serial killer begins to emerge.

“The Trophy...

The excitement is building for the upcoming episode of “Whitetail Freaks,” as Season 18 Episode 3 titled “Billy See – Bow Hunt” is set to air on Tuesday, July 15, 2025, at 10:00 Am on Outd. In this thrilling installment, Billy See takes on the challenge of hunting in the picturesque landscapes of Iowa, armed with his new Darton Bow.

Viewers can expect to witness Billy’s dedication and skill as he navigates the beautiful yet challenging terrain, all while aiming to tag a buck. The episode promises to showcase not only the thrill of the hunt but also the stunning scenery that Iowa has to offer. With the right equipment in hand, Billy is determined to make this hunt a memorable one.

Fans of the show will appreciate the focus on traditional bow hunting techniques and the camaraderie that comes with it. As Billy encounters various obstacles on his journey, the episode will highlight...

It’s time to return to the world where sight is a myth, Jason Momoa swings a sword like it’s second nature, and Dave Bautista steals the show in a beard that could win awards. That’s right – all three seasons of See, the post-apocalyptic action-fantasy from Apple TV+, are finally heading to Blu-ray on July 8th, 2025. You can preorder the complete series now, and if you missed this show the first time around, here’s why that might’ve been a mistake.

Created by Peaky Blinders mastermind Steven Knight, See is set in a distant future where a virus has wiped out most of humanity, and the survivors’ descendants have lost the ability to see. In this brutal, restructured society, vision is a long-forgotten myth – until Baba Voss (Momoa), a fierce tribal warrior, learns that his newborn twins can actually see.

Yes, it’s a wild concept. But it works,...

Exclusive: MGM+ has added seven to the recurring cast of Robin Hood, starring Jack Patten and Lauren McQueen, including Graeme Thomas King (Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists), Tom Mison (See), Anastasia Griffith (Copper), Matija Gredić (Battle of the Castle Itter), Mihailo Lazić (Strange Documentaries: The Sky over Belgrade), Boban Marjanović (John Wick) and Jelena Gavrilović (The Outpost).

The join previously announced main cast Lydia Peckham, Steven Waddington, Marcus Fraser, Angus Castle-Doughty and Henry Rowley. Previously announced recurring cast includes Richard Lintern, Erica Ford, Ryan Gage, Oscar Salem, Miloš Timotijević and Tamara Radovanović.

From Lionsgate TV and showrunner John Glenn, Robin Hood is described as a sweeping, romantic adventure, a modern take of the classic tale that brings historical authenticity, psychological depth, and a heightened focus on the relationship between Rob and Marian.

In the series, following the Norman invasion of England, Rob (Patten) – a Saxon forester’s son – and Marian...

On Tuesday July 1 2025, Investigation Discovery broadcasts See No Evil!

The Gold Sedan Season 14 Episode 2 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “See No Evil,” titled “The Gold Sedan,” promises to be a gripping exploration of real crimes solved through the lens of surveillance cameras. This episode will air on Investigation Discovery and is set to delve into a case where the ordinary routines of everyday citizens intersect with criminal activity.

In “The Gold Sedan,” viewers will witness how the seemingly mundane footage captured by nearby cameras can play a crucial role in unraveling a mystery. The episode will highlight the importance of these recordings, which often provide vital clues that can lead law enforcement to the right suspect. As the story unfolds, the episode will showcase the blend of technology and detective work that brings criminals to justice.

The narrative will focus on the key moments that surveillance footage can reveal,...

On Saturday June 28 2025, OWN broadcasts House Hunters International!

See Ya in Gandia Season 139 Episode 3 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “House Hunters International,” titled “See Ya in Gandia,” is set to take viewers on an exciting journey to Spain. This episode will follow a British family as they explore the beautiful town of Gandia. With its stunning beaches and rich culture, Gandia offers a perfect backdrop for their new adventure.

In this episode, a British woman dreams of finding a charming Spanish villa. She has a clear vision of a home that features an English garden, blending her roots with the Spanish lifestyle. Her husband, however, has different ideas. He prefers to downsize and is looking for a cozy place in the bustling city center. This difference in preferences sets the stage for an engaging search for the perfect family home.

As the family tours various properties in Gandia, viewers...

The world of Friday the 13th is getting a new expansion, and Peacock is pulling out all the stops. The much-anticipated prequel series, Crystal Lake, has just added three fresh names to its growing cast for its upcoming show, which fans believe will be a terrifying and character-driven return to Camp Blood.

Devin Kessler, Cameron Scoggins, and Gwendolyn Sundstrom are the newest names added to the cast of Crystal Lake, joining Linda Cardellini, who was announced earlier and will be playing Pamela Voorhees, Jason Voorhees’ mother in the series. Scoggins is set to play Officer Dorf, a character who had a small role in the original Friday the 13th film but is expected to have a much bigger presence in this reimagined version. As for Kessler and Sundstrom, they will take on brand-new roles as Briana Brooks and Grace.

The cast of Crystal Lake is big and packed with talent,...

Apple TV+ has inked a new multi-year, first-look feature film deal with The North Road Company’s Chernin Entertainment, the flagship scripted film label behind such titles as Hidden Figures, Ford v Ferrari, The Greatest Showman and Planet of the Apes.

On the television side, Chernin Entertainment is already a partner of the streaming platform, producing the upcoming historical miniseries Chief of War starring Jason Momoa, about the unification and colonization of Hawaii at the turn of the 18th century, set to premiere Aug. 1. It is also behind the Emmy-nominated See, also featuring Momoa; NAACP Image Award-winning Truth Be Told with Octavia Spencer and Gabrielle Union; and Emmy-winning docuseries The War for Football, executive produced by North Road’s premium nonfiction label Words + Pictures.

“We’ve had a great experience working with Apple on the series side, where they’ve been smart, daring, and always supportive — we’re excited...

A sci-fi show starring Jason Momoa and Dave Bautista called See is getting new attention on Apple TV+. The series first came out when Apple TV+ was just starting to build its collection of original shows.

Even though it launched alongside popular titles like The Morning Show and Ted Lasso, See didn’t get a big audience at first and ended quietly after three seasons in 2022.

Recently, See has been making a comeback. According to Cbr, it has moved into the top ten most-watched shows on Apple TV+ worldwide. At one point, it climbed as high as number seven on the global charts. This is surprising because See is actually the oldest show on the list, having debuted a year before many others.

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One reason for its slow start might be the mixed reactions to the first season.

A sci-fi series starring Jason Momoa and Dave Bautista is getting new attention on Apple TV+. The show, called See, was one of the very first original series released by Apple TV+. It premiered alongside other early Apple shows like The Morning Show, For All Mankind, and Dickinson.

Despite the big launch, See didn’t become as popular as Apple probably hoped. After three seasons, it ended in 2022 and was mostly forgotten.

But recently, See has been climbing back up in Apple TV+’s streaming charts. According to Cbr, the show is currently in the top ten worldwide on Apple TV+, even reaching number seven on June 12. Other popular shows like Ted Lasso, Severance, and Your Friends and Neighbors are also on the list. Interestingly, See is the oldest show on the list, having premiered a year before Ted Lasso.

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A forgotten Apple TV+ series starring Jason Momoa and Dave Bautista is having something of a resurgence on streaming. The oft-forgotten science fiction drama series See was one of the first Apple TV+ original programs. It, along with The Morning Show, For All Mankind, and Dickinson, was the opening salvo of a streamer announcing its entry into the original prestige TV drama arena. Despite high hopes, See did not become the massive hit the streamer probably hoped for, and after ending in 2022 after three seasons, it was all but forgotten.

However, recently, See has been rising in the viewing rankings in the last couple of days. According to Cbr, See is on Apple TV+'s top ten streaming chart this week. It is currently sitting at number ten on the chart globally, having risen as high as seven on global charts beginning on June 12. Your Friends and Neighbors, Severance, Ted Lasso,...