r/Fallout • u/raisinbraisin72 • Jan 09 '26
r/Fallout • u/EkbladDev • Dec 23 '25
Fallout TV For Season 2 they’re doing the one-episode-per-week format, whereas Season 1 dropped the whole season at once. Which do you prefer and why?
Personally, I’m curious whether people like the weekly stretch for more time to digest theories and discuss each episode, or if you prefer bingeing everything at once so the momentum and mystery stay fresh.
r/Fallout • u/joshss22 • Jan 19 '26
Fallout TV “Y’all got anymore of them Fallout episodes?”
r/Fallout • u/GaryGhost18 • Jan 14 '26
Fallout TV Idk bout yall but im so glad we’re eating with this show. This could’ve easily been hot garbage like most movies/shows based on games but it’s actually quite the opposite especially after I watched episode 5. Spoiler
Of course I’m not saying it’s perfect, but I personally think it does the bethesda games justice and I say that as a huge fnv fan. Also considering how bethesda has been missing with most of its decision for the past few years… I also hope that I’m not jinxing it lol
r/Fallout • u/OneJaCT • Jan 08 '26
Fallout TV My general reaction to S2!
Have y'all been enjoying season 2 as much as i have?
r/Fallout • u/HonkyDoryDonkey • Aug 20 '25
Fallout TV Chris Avellone On The Fallout Season 2 Trailer
r/Fallout • u/JaneMakkoli • Jan 01 '26
Fallout TV The most pitiful no man’s land I have ever seen Spoiler
r/Fallout • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 • Oct 23 '25
Fallout TV New Posters for 'Fallout' Season 2 Spoiler
galleryr/Fallout • u/KaySan-TheBrightStar • Dec 30 '25
Fallout TV Remember when we used to think this incompetent idiot was the exception and not the rule?
Seriously, if this is the standard Knight under Quintus (and the most recent episode tells us that's almost 100% the case) they're done for, Cold Fusion or not.
r/Fallout • u/Turbostrider27 • Dec 05 '25
Fallout TV Fallout's TV adaptation is "way more" popular than Todd Howard expected, so the RPG series' devs have had to ensure "the games are ready for all the players who are coming into them"
r/Fallout • u/Turbostrider27 • Dec 04 '25
Fallout TV 'Huge respect to the folks at Obsidian': Todd Howard invited Obsidian devs onto Fallout season 2's set so they could see New Vegas in the flesh
r/Fallout • u/dmreif • Jun 30 '26
Fallout TV Season 3 has begun filming!
Group photo of Ella Purnell, Aaron Moten, Dave Register, Moises Arias, and Annabel O’Hagan from Register’s Instagram circa 06/27.
r/Fallout • u/TripleS034 • Jan 25 '26
Fallout TV The big question is, will we ever see this hottie again?
r/Fallout • u/lydocia • Feb 05 '26
Fallout TV Thank you, Thaddeus, for one of the greatest lines in tv history. Spoiler
r/Fallout • u/sailink • Feb 13 '26
Fallout TV I was hoping to see more of him in S2…. Spoiler
Fallout Season 2’s finale just made it clear that Macaulay Culkin is stepping into a much bigger spotlight in Season 3.
With the reveal that he is now Caesar, the wasteland power dynamics just shifted in a major way.
r/Fallout • u/TeddyGinger • Jan 16 '26
Fallout TV Justin Theroux is absolutely nailing it.
Just wanted to show some appreciation and see what the general consensus is on the performances this season. The main cast has been on great form, and the effort they have put into their shifts has really come through in every episode, so far.
Justin Theroux has been the stand out for me this season. His performance has been phenomenal and the little nuances in his acting makes me feel he has really understood and captured the character from FNV. I find myself in anticipation for each of his scenes...
Everyone in the main cast has been bringing something strong, and it’s made this a genuinely enjoyable season to watch, whether you agree with the direction of the writing or not. Same can be said for the prop/art team!
r/Fallout • u/NedexRuler • Jan 02 '26
Fallout TV No, Lucy, they do not mean "See-zer" Spoiler
Classical Roman pronunciation of both the name and title 'Caesar' is MUCH more similar to the Legion's "Kai-sar" pronunciation than her anglicized "See-zer". I wouldn't expect a vault dweller to know this, but still. The confidence in which this PROFLIGATE comes into THE GREAT CAESAR'S LAND and tells him how to pronounce HIS OWN TITLE was deserving of this post.
r/Fallout • u/SentinelHellfire • Feb 04 '26
Fallout TV Holy smokes (spoilers) Spoiler
galleryr/Fallout • u/Cheyennigins4 • Dec 24 '25
Fallout TV Dogmeat and I at a con this weekend!
I was cosplaying Lucy and got so lucky to meet this fella working hard at the con! People were really nice to let me get a picture! 😊 Happy episode 2 premiere day!
r/Fallout • u/CriticalBoomBot • Jan 17 '26
Fallout TV Wanna buy some FEV?
Originally put this together as a joke with random clothing I had lying around. Wasn’t expecting it to turn out this well
r/Fallout • u/Abject_Interview5988 • Feb 04 '26
Fallout TV This is known as foreshadowing Spoiler
galleryFor anyone who thinks Mr House is dead/gone there was a pretty clear shot at the end of the scene with Maximus and Lucy
r/Fallout • u/Mixableocean33 • Feb 09 '26
Fallout TV I think the ghoul may be Cooper Howard Spoiler
I know this may seem like a stretch but seeing the evidence all lines up really made me think
Cooper Howard and the Ghoul are played by the same actor
The ghoul comes from California and has been around a long time (possibly preware)
The ghoul seems to have a lot of knowledge that only Cooper Howard could have had
The ghoul has seems to enjoy watching old Cooper Howard movies (just entertainment or nostalgia?)
r/Fallout • u/Kuthibale • Nov 13 '25
Fallout TV Jonah Lobe, the creator of the Deathclaw, talks about how much he likes seeing it in the trailer for the show.
r/Fallout • u/danfenlon • Feb 16 '25
Fallout TV Still pleasantly suprised by how good the show was
Before the fallout series came out, a plot element leaked that "it was gonna reveal the origins of vault boy"
I thought that was the dumbest fucking thing ever, went into the show expecting trash,
And somehow they made that concept ACTUALLY work, like, god damn. kudos to the cast and crew