Seen Season 3: Episode Guide & Ratings

Exploring crowd management and the services the Kingdom provides to facilitate the pilgrims’ journeys, the Hajj episode also highlights healthcare, logistics, and the spiritual significance of this sacred duty.

Focusing on China's transformation from not being on the Olympic map to many firsts, the episode reviews the development of sports in Saudi Arabia and the efforts towards reaching global achievements.

The episode provides proof that development, progress, and prosperity are possible on all levels, no matter the scale of destruction or devastation.

The episode delves into the world of esports, highlighting its transformation into a major industry and a professional sport on a global scale.

Tapping into China’s economic transformation, the episode explores how the country went from suffering one of the largest man-made famines in history to becoming one of the world’s strongest economies.

The episode explores the difference between chronological and biological age, which can be positively or negatively affected by lifestyle choices, and how it can be improved.

Focusing on children between the ages of three and six, the episode highlights the forgotten age group, and the importance of this stage in shaping the course of their lives.

What the world sees as the future is a reality in China today.

The episode delves into the world of coffee, considered an economic treasure for some countries, and how it has evolved into a major industry.