

“Let the end times roll.”
The story of haves and have-nots in a world in which there’s almost nothing left to have. 200 years after the apocalypse, the gentle denizens of luxury fallout shelters are forced to return to the irradiated hellscape their ancestors left behind — and are shocked to discover an incredibly complex, gleefully weird, and highly violent universe waiting for them.


Ella Purnell
Lucy MacLean

Aaron Moten
Maximus

Moisés Arias
Norm MacLean

Walton Goggins
The Ghoul / Cooper Howard

Frances Turner
Barb Howard
Its starts with "THE END", which is probably advice I should have heeded and walked away then but well, silly me.... In short, cringe-worthy, woke, overdoses on schmaltz to the point of nausea....a lame story doesn't help, either, nor does the strange, contextually confusing, casting choices.... Special effects are reasonable, sets decent and the music is appropriate but beyond that....??? I managed to watch the first episode and that was more than enough.....
Read full reviewGenuinely great video game adaption that manages to walk the narrow path of capturing the feel of the games (the dark humor), while telling a brand new story that works as a television show and expanding that existing universe. Walton Goggins is perfectly cast as the worldly ghoul, he is really the star of the show. The other two protagonists are well cast as naives sent out in to the wild, untamed wasteland with the best of intentions balancing out the anti-hero ghoul. There's the over-the-top violence of the games, and the weirdness is here too. It captures the heart that the later games tried to bring (it lands better here), with the characters who have complex, interesting (and often secret) motivations. The key themes include the power and greed of corporations (thanks Amazon!), the inevitability of conflict and the dangers of living in a ideological bubble. (The later point obviously lost on the other reviewer here.) That said this isn't aiming to be Oppenheimer. Most of all this show is simply great fun, highly recommended if you are a fan of the game or never played it.
Read full reviewHaving played New Vegas and Fallout 4, I'm a huge fan of the Fallout world, so the best thing I could say about this show is that it is Fallout in appearance, tone, and lore. The story is dark, quirky and humorous, taking many twists and turns appropriate to it's source material...basically everything you'd want in any video game adaptation. I loved this season from beginning to the end, and will watch again and continue to watch future seasons (which is guaranteed at this point due to its critical success and that they've just secured 25 million from the California government to make the next season in the state) just as I've played the games over and over again (and will do so until Bethesda releases a new Fallout game).
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First Scene

Ella Purnell was just a little jealous of Aaron Moten's Fallout Power Armour

Prepare for Fallout with Prime

The World Of Featurette

Slice of Pie with Ella and Kyle

What Would You Take Into The Vault?

Fallout 101 with The Cast

Beyond The Game

Why Walton Goggins Sweats Out of His Eyes on “Fallout”

Console to Camera