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Jonathan Tropper, showrunner of Apple TV+ drama "See," is to continue working on the show, plus develop more series in a second, exclusive three-year deal.
"See" was one of the Apple TV+ series announced alongside the service's original launch in 2019. While it has had mixed reviews, Apple renewed it for a third season in 2021.
That third season is still in production, and it is not clear whether Tropper's deal means him staying through the end of this run, or overseeing a further new season.
According to Deadline, his deal is again a three-year one, and comes as his original 2019 contract expires. As part of the new deal, Tropper will also be exclusively developing television projects for Apple.
Those projects have not yet been specified, but they will be produced through the showrunner's own company, Tropper Ink.
Jonathan Tropper has remained an executive producer on "Warrior," the show he created and which is still airing on HBO Max. He also recently wrote "The Adam Project" movie for Netflix, and is the author of six bestselling novels.
"See" was created and written by Steven Knight, and stars Jason Momoa and Alfre Woodard.
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If the guy is busy, does that mean the plot of See will continue to meander aimlessly for another three years? Asking for a friend.
I think the show is very interesting and season 2 was more compelling than the first season. The great thing about the show is that it breaks new dystopian-sci-fi ground, and it is interesting seeing a world reimagined through a society of blind humans.
And Jason Momoa is the Toshiro Mifune of our time.