See

Generations after humanity has lost its sight, children are born who can see. See uses that change to threaten a society that has organised its daily life, skills and beliefs around a different normality.

Jason Momoa plays Baba Voss, a father whose first concern is protecting his family. The physical performance suits the action, but the more interesting design question is how people navigate, work and communicate without relying on vision. When those practical details are convincing, the world feels like more than a striking premise.

The series also embraces broad fantasy conflict. The plotting is not always as distinctive as the society around it, and it asks for considerable suspension of disbelief. The family centre helps keep the larger disputes involving.

Try it for a physical, unusual post-apocalyptic adventure rather than a rigorous extrapolation. Raised by Wolves offers a stranger version of raising children in a hostile world; See is more direct about the people a formidable parent is willing to confront.