The See series starring Jason Momoa has gone viral on social media in recent hours. But the buzz has nothing to do with any striking plot story or relationship to any cast member. Is that the audio of a boy selling Skol Brass can be heard during a scene from the third episode.
The peculiar audio comes from the scene where Momoa's character strolls through a fair-scene setting in the episode "Fresh Blood." From the minute 23:40, you can clearly hear a man shouting “Skol, Skol, Skol here, look! Skol brass, Skol brass, here, here, O! ”. Check out the post below:
According to netizens, the seller's shouts appear in both the dubbed and original versions of the Apple TV + series, which has spawned many jokes and theories on Twitter. For some people, the reason why the national beer was mentioned in the production would be the use of a random audio bank by the producers, without knowing what it was about.
Along the same lines, a netizen gave the following explanation for misplaced audio, according to the TV News website : the word skål, which is similar in pronunciation to the beer brand, is used by Norwegians to toast and so The person responsible for sounding the series may have searched for it in audio banks and came across the recording of the street vendor.
About the series
See's plot takes place in a future in which humans have lost their ability to see and must find new ways to interact and survive. But everything changes with the birth of twins who have the sense of sight. The cast includes Alfre Woodard, Sylvia Hoeks, Archie Madekwe, Hera Hilmar and Christian Camargo, as well as Jason Momoa.
It is exclusively featured on Apple's streaming service, available since early November.
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