Years after a nuclear apocalypse devastates America, a violent raid by bandits on an underground fallout shelter forces one of its residents to set out into a barren wasteland filled with radiation, mutated monsters, and a lawless society of those who remained on the surface.
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- Jake BodmerSeptember 22, 2026Great cast and visuals of the show are impressive. Looking forward to the next season.
- Mike HollandSeptember 14, 2026need a third season now
- Mr. DAugust 20, 2026One addiction at a time
- Umut KaracaAugust 19, 2026Nice show...
- parktool69December 1, 2024creepy and fun
- panzerklownJuly 3, 2026Extremely good. A better Fallout than Fallout 4.
- Space GhostApril 2, 2026Not a bad adaptation but not a fan of the retconned details. Shady Sands is the most obvious. But it has Kyle Maclachlan!
- Toufiq Ibna MustafizFebruary 11, 2026pure classic!
- RipLinesManApril 8, 2025Event Horizon (1997) showed us hell in space, but Fallout brings it home—vaults instead of ships, ghouls instead of demons, and a wasteland where morality decays faster than irradiated meat. Lucy clings to optimism like Captain Miller to his sanity, The Ghoul drifts through trauma like Dr. Weir with a revolver, and for cabbage lovers? There’s still hope… if you don’t mind it glowing in the dark.
- P. LoganFebruary 24, 2025They said a good video game adaption couldn't be done. Fallout proved them wrong. Somehow, they managed to retain the aesthetic and tone of the series, and translate it to the small screen. The humor, the characters, the environments and props, all excellent. Truly a 5/5 show that all Fallout fans should see.
- (_)C[-]I[-]/\February 9, 2026The only thing good about this show is some of the Set / Prop designs. Everything else is garbage that does everything it can to destroy the legacy of the Fallout series. Even if this was just a non canon spin off, the story & writing is done terribly & makes no sense at all if you think about it for even 2 seconds. As a Fallout fan I find it to be incredibly insulting.
- Enes ŞahinFebruary 9, 2026I think this season ended quite well. They're progressing along with the game. Lucy is really lucky. As seen in the final scenes, it felt like there was another Russian facility there. There were flying robots and stuff. Season 3 is coming, and hopefully they won't leave a long gap. It's a series I liked, I loved the atmosphere, and the acting was great. It's among my favorites. The Alpha version is coming on that machine. Let's see what happens. Thanks for your hard work, it was a great season.
- NenHancerFebruary 8, 2026Season 1 was great. Confusing at times. But season 2 has been even better. Confusing at times as well but you at least get more answers. If you liked the Apple TV+ show Silo you might like this as well. This is a more silly and sometimes pretty serious version of Silo. Okie dokie?
- Radiation KingFebruary 3, 2026Bethesda, Bethesda never changes. Ever since Bethesda acquired the Fallout IP they have shown nothing but downright contempt, utter disdain, and malicious intent towards the fans of Fallout 1, 2, New Vegas, and the lore of those games. Bethesda cannot even keep their own lore consistent in the games or this series, they have failed to keep the overall tone of the series consistent, and they can not make their characters with any depth or nuance, nor are they even worth caring about. They are reduced to garbage throwaway characters written solely to be the butt of some stupid quirky joke. The show is riddled with stupid and quirky dialogue, jokes that don't match the tone of the series and are very out of place. The dialogue between Maximus and Lucy in Vault 4 for example. All the thinking has been done for the viewer, the show does not "pause" to allow the viewer to think critically and debate moral decisions in the show. There is a complete and total lack of any semblance of nuance only dogshit millennial writing. The "Evil" characters are evil for no reason, the "Good" characters are good for no reason. The NCR is portrayed as a weak faction that acts like a bunch of raiders. The Brotherhood of Steal are now a bunch of religious zealots and somehow have Sci-Fi levels of technology. Massive continuity errors, entire NCR cities in the wrong location. Shady Sands is nuked in 2277 before the events of Fallout New Vegas (2281). Several new Vaults that The Master somehow wasn't aware of. The T60 power armor is somehow everywhere despite the T51 being much more prevalent. The great war occurs on Saturday, October 23, 2077, at 09:42 Eastern, yet on the west coast the bombs drop around 10:45. Did I miss anything? Oh right, that kid in the fridge scene which is shown at least 10 times in season 1. This was likely done to meme on people who criticized the Fallout 4 quest 'Kid in a Fridge'. The writers of this show have absolutely no respect for the viewer or their intelligence, and absolutely zero respect for the fans of the game series. Numerous retcons to the lore of Fallout 1, 2, and New Vegas across both seasons. It is even to the point of Bethesda retconning themselves, mainly Fallout 3 and 4 in regards to ghouls (not) needing food and water and a special drug to not go feral. This show is not made for the fans, it wears the skin of Fallout to exploit and drain money out of useful idiots, push propaganda, and appeal to the lowest common denominator. This review just barely scratches the surface of the irreparable damage Bethesda has done to the Fallout IP, Todd won it's unironically over. Fuck Bethesda. They brought me before the campfire one night, showed me how they changed themselves, how they wore their hair now. It was like my entire dead tribe in the firelight, teeth grinning red in the dark - eager corpses, blood-covered ghosts. They... had taken my braids, the way of the Twisted Hairs, as if it showed they were like me, of me... ...while every knot in their braids spoke of r*ping, violence - and ignorance of what the knots meant. They thought to show respect... defiled it. Lost myself in trying to read the braids they wove, when I remembered they had put no meaning in it. They had no history of what it meant. They didn't even know the insult in the twists, knots... and Dry Wells came rushing back, the White Legs circled like that... It was like looking at the dead of my tribe, reborn as ghosts - hateful, hungry, bowing to Caesar. Another history... gone -Ulysses
- Karine RuestMarch 1, 2025Beautiful i can not wait for the next season thank you
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Fallout has 2 seasons.
Fallout has 16 episodes.
The key characters in Fallout are Lucy MacLean (Ella Purnell), Maximus (Aaron Moten), Norm MacLean (Moisés Arias).
Fallout was directed by Frederick E. O. Toye, Jonathan Nolan, Stephen Williams, Liz Friedlander, Clare Kilner, Daniel Gray Longino, Wayne Che Yip, Lisa Joy.
Fallout was produced by Crystal Whelan, Halle Phillips, Skye Wathen, Andrea Knoll, Gursimran Sandhu, Zach Dunn, Jake Bender.
Years after a nuclear apocalypse devastates America, a violent raid by bandits on an underground fallout shelter forces one of its residents to set out into a barren wasteland filled with radiation, mutated monsters, and a lawless society of those who remained on the surface.
Fallout is rated TV-MA.
Fallout is a Drama, Action, Adventure show.
Fallout has an audience rating of 9.6 out of 10.
Fallout episodes are 60m long.
There is no information yet from the studio on if there will be another season.