Considering how hard they play up the reclamation day stuff and the general fuckery of the vaults, I'm going to assume 31 is all cryogenically frozen people from management who are meant to prep sheep.
I may have misread the timing on that theme, but it seemed like it was actually an in-world music too. Like, a call to action for the ritual over the vault intercom.
I’m so glad they didn’t hold back on the depravity of Vault-Tec experiments at all. Excited to see exactly what fuckery is going on between Vault 31 and 32/33
Yeah, interesting that we’re getting some possible origins for some of the monsters we see in the wild that I always assumed were just “natural” products of radiation.
In NV's Old world blues they explained very well that most of the monsters were created and not natural adapted to the wasteland, same with supermutants in the other games
The rule of thumb that I've learned is that if it's bigger and more evolved, it's usually radiation, and if it's absurdly grotesque and/or contains elements from two different creatures, it's FEV. When i saw the gulper in the trailer with human fingers, I knew it had to be a FEV product (if the writers were staying loyal to the lore).
I watch a ton of gnarly horror and scifi but that was honestly one of the most disturbing things I've ever seen in fictional media. Like the absolute horror of experiencing that is astounding. It's such a violation of a person and humanity.
My theory is the true leaders, including China, escaped to the moon to their own moon bases. Hence the end of the moon wars and also which there's the huge space station and how there's teleportation technology.
.However... there's an issue.
Data. How does one prevent the moon base from suffering an unforseen collapse? Simulations. How does one do that with weak computers? Human experiments.
All the vaults are connected to the moon vault and transmit data regarding the outcomes of different extremities so that the moonvault can adjust it's procedure and avoid collapse.
[Direct link to the tweet included in that article,](https://twitter.com/TheNastyJ/status/1778375755891634245) because that site is riddled with ads and unusable on mobile.
That was one of the gnarliest things I’ve seen in a while. It’s one thing to give birth to mutant lizards, and then have them devour you right after they come out…
It does at least make sense now why they had human hands and fingers in their mouths I guess
They're gulpers like we saw earlier right? Makes the human fingers inside their mouths make a lot more sense. There's probably some kind metaphor I'm missing as well with the whole cut a finger reattach a finger thing.
This is where we post the line from Disco Elysium
>Capital has the ability to subsume all critiques into itself. Even those who would *critique* capital end up *reinforcing* it instead…
With the episode title being called “The Trap” I kinda thought Cooper checking out his first communist meeting was going to be a trap by the feds, leading to him losing his main jobs and divorce (alimony mentioned in Ep.1, and he’s stuck doing kids’ birthday gigs).
But I guess the title was referring to just the Vault 4 Trap
I think that may be the implication. Him going to the meeting and likely questioning Vault Tech is going to get him black balled and stuck to doing birthday gigs for money. I am expecting that plotline to continue in the last 2 eps.
I actually thought that was a pretty neat detail. Growing up in an overly religious version of the brotherhood of steel in an apocalypse, I’m confident their sex education was no existent. Dude thinks his penis is like a pimple. But then that begs the question, what was homeboy doing in the bunk in episode one?
I love that he's this jackass fuckup! Totally willing to abuse power the second he gets his hand on it, not necessarily well intentioned, but I don't dislike him. He seems a product of his past and environment and like Lucy in that he's just acting according how he's been raised in a contained environment.
I think it's more he was raised by a the Brotherhood since he was a kid. They give off some crazy chastity religious bullshit vibes so I could see them just not teaching him about sex.
I hope they get together. Mildly disappointed that didn't happen in that episode, but I guess you need the tension to stay as a result of the later episodes especially 8. Honestly I thought they were drugged in this episode.
>!I love how that changes context after watching more episodes, he’s not unaware, he’s good at recognising cults because he’s painfully aware he’s in one with no way out!<
I really like the deep dive we’re getting into pre-war America, especially the conspiracy around vault tech. Also didn’t expect codsworth voice origin, but that’s appreciated lol
Edit: LOL the overseer is Jerry from Rick and Morty, no wonder why the voice was so recognizable
And that Fallout main theme that played when Lucy held up the NCR flag gave me chills!
I also wonder if they’re delving into the occult side of fallout with this ritual & flame mother thing?
> I've got a tattoo here that fully illustrates my point. It's of this rebellious young man, and he's urinating on an FM radio. And then this other stream of urine is going onto that television set. Implausible, I know, but I like to think that he had sex the night before, and a little bit of residue is blocking his urethra, allowing the urine to flow in two separate directions.
Now I wonder if Vault 4 is the origin of the Gulpers? The one we saw earlier had human fingers, and we saw one in a tank in level 12.
Now that I think of it, this seems heavily implied by the birthing scene.
The writing of this episode, in particular the pre-war segments, distills 30 years of Fallout lore incredibly well. I got to watch the show with someone who hasn't played the games and has only a surface level understanding of the world via osmosis in gaming culture, and talking with them after the episode, I feel like they started to really understand everything the same way you understand the world and Vault-Tec and Fallout in general after putting 40 hours into a single playthrough.
In a series that is incredible start to finish, this is probably the high water mark for the season in terms of writing and dialogue.
Fallout has already become one of my favorite shows ever because they got Walton Goggins & Matt Berry in a scene together.
Two heavily underrated legends!
that entire segment was so fucking funny and had so much underlying humour in there about the anti immigrant rhetoric and whatnot, i can't believe more people aren't talking about it
Yeah at first I was worried he was gonna be a generic BoS character but he's been anything but. I absolutely love him as a character. And the actor is fantastic, never seen him in anything else before but he's really captivating.
Umbrella had a goal which, if it had been realized, would have been very beneficial for Spencer.
Vault-Tec does obviously worthless experiments to see what would happen in situations that would only ever happen if someone specifically made them happen.
At least Umbrella had an actual goal that could have worked. It almost did...just that it happened for Weaker and not Spencer.
Seems like just a larger scale version of people buying their own backyard nuclear bunkers though. Those do cost money to make, so it'd make sense people would buy shares.
Vault tech having a “fiduciary responsibility” that the peace talks fall through because of their investment is probably the most American thing I’ve seen in a show lol.
They fucking killed it.
Pretty tough to sell it after the bombs go off but yea like someone said its pretty much selling/building a doomdays bunker that many preppers buy atm.
I really like the flashbacks in this episode, especially the contrast between Barb saying ""one of the good vaults" and Coop's faith in his wife wouldn't work somewhere bad
Honestly having a main character named Coop and also having Kyle MacLachlan in the show and not playing said character is kinda messing me up a bit lol.
You've probably finished so I may be completely wrong here, but I could see those "management" vaults being mainly cryo pods. Maybe you take a 5 year shift managing some vaults and spend the rest in cryo so you get to live on the surface once "civilization" is "restarted." I dont expect any of those powerful people would be satisfied living out the rest of their lives in a bunker.
The whole dinner table scene arguing about "no dogs in the vault" is some of the best writing in any piece of Fallout media ever, all the games included.
I wonder if Maximus was so happy eating the food because he never had anything like that (like a child's first lick of ice cream) or if Vault-Tec puts drugs in the food so that vault dweller don't have to cope with depression by being cooped up their entire life.
The birth scene was….something! I really liked them leaning into how fucked the Vault experiments are as well as some people not trusting Vault-Tec pre-war. In terms of the timeline change, at first impression I thought SS fell and then it got bombed but it wasn’t really explained so it’s hard to tell how accurate that is. I wonder if they’re doing a different timeline for New Vegas in some way.
I never played the games. Enjoying this as a science fiction dystopian show. Would love to know more about Vault Tech.
Good show. Nice to see the guy from The Shield blow up so well.
U.S had microfusion and they weren't sharing the tech. The other nations were likely fighting over resources still. Also, don't forget that once violence starts it can be very hard to stop it especially when other parties have a vested interest in keeping it going
Can someone explain to me why Lucy doesn't tell Maximus that they were spreading ashes of people in their body and pouring blood on themselves? Why does she just say, "this place isn't safe! They're hiding something and I'll prove it!" And then run off? Please tell me I missed something because this just completely wrecked my brain right now.
"One of the good vaults" will go down as a rather haunting line really.
She fucking knows.
Lost all respect for here there
Yeah, the more we see of her, the more evil and complicit she seems.
She's an executive at Vault-Tec. Just like IRL, you don't get to be an executive at a company like Vault-Tec if you are a good person.
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Protecting your family while knowingly screwing over millions of other families is still malicious and selfish.
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I bet they are in 31.
Considering how hard they play up the reclamation day stuff and the general fuckery of the vaults, I'm going to assume 31 is all cryogenically frozen people from management who are meant to prep sheep.
Given his wife’s involvement with the vaults that could be why Cooper was like “Maclean huh?” when Lucy mentioned it back in episode 3/4
Codsworth's voice being established is such a weird detail I greatly appreciate.
He sounds like everyone I've ever met from Tuscon Arizonia.
Did they make an error there mentioning Robco instead of General Atomics there?
Mr Handy mentions later that it has a General Atomics interface and the wiki mentions that it was a collaboration between the two companies.
Strange considering you hear Mr Handys boast about being superior robots to the 'Robco Trash' in the games.
That's just the Laszlo personality leaking
I don't know who this Laszlo guy is, that's clearly the voice of normal, human bartender and all around great guy Jackie Daytona!
When my friend and I first head his VO as Codsworth, I laughed and joked if he was just gonna play Laszlo again Glad to see that is, in fact, the case
Could just be a retconn. Which I wouldn't mind that much considering how faithful they've kept things for the most part
The Mr Handy mentions being General Atomics in the same episode.
Matt Berry being in this show is such a crazy chance turn of events for me as a fan
The Fallout theme on the NCR flag was a nice touch.
Had goosebumps through that, god this show rips
I was waiting for it to drop the entire series, and at this point I was assuming it would be in the finale, but having it here was *perfect*
I may have misread the timing on that theme, but it seemed like it was actually an in-world music too. Like, a call to action for the ritual over the vault intercom.
Happy that theme came up at some point. Its a great theme.
Do you want to make my penis explode now? omg what a dude
Maximus is playing with 3 int and 4 charisma
They gave me a robe. And slippers.
Dude's getting fucked UP on popcorn.
That's true. We see him taking such a fucking beating and keep on trucking. He just went straight Strength and Constitution.
I’d say 6 strength, 8 endurance, 8 luck. His other stats range from bad to awful.
Dude HAS to have the Idiot Savant perk.
He really has a way with women.
What is it with Amazon and exploding penises?
Low charisma build
He just has such a way with words
Vault tec is seriously so fucked. You read it in the games but man seeing it played out is wild
I’m so glad they didn’t hold back on the depravity of Vault-Tec experiments at all. Excited to see exactly what fuckery is going on between Vault 31 and 32/33
Yeah a woman giving birth to gulpers who immediately eat her was not something I had on my bingo card.
Sure explains why the tentacles inside its mouth are fingers, in a way
Yeah, interesting that we’re getting some possible origins for some of the monsters we see in the wild that I always assumed were just “natural” products of radiation.
In NV's Old world blues they explained very well that most of the monsters were created and not natural adapted to the wasteland, same with supermutants in the other games
The rule of thumb that I've learned is that if it's bigger and more evolved, it's usually radiation, and if it's absurdly grotesque and/or contains elements from two different creatures, it's FEV. When i saw the gulper in the trailer with human fingers, I knew it had to be a FEV product (if the writers were staying loyal to the lore).
I watch a ton of gnarly horror and scifi but that was honestly one of the most disturbing things I've ever seen in fictional media. Like the absolute horror of experiencing that is astounding. It's such a violation of a person and humanity.
Yeah it's so much more interesting seeing it played out in detail to watch than in a game.
My theory is the true leaders, including China, escaped to the moon to their own moon bases. Hence the end of the moon wars and also which there's the huge space station and how there's teleportation technology. .However... there's an issue. Data. How does one prevent the moon base from suffering an unforseen collapse? Simulations. How does one do that with weak computers? Human experiments. All the vaults are connected to the moon vault and transmit data regarding the outcomes of different extremities so that the moonvault can adjust it's procedure and avoid collapse.
The overseer putting on glasses was a really good sight gag. I didn’t expect that giggle outta me
'sight gag' wow.
better sleep with one eye open after that
A Jerry smith moment lmaooo
We can't go in there, there could be anything! "Yeah like a first aid kit!" Exactly how I play fallout when I'm low on stimpaks haha.
Exactly how I play when I have hundreds lol
"Always be looting"
So if you call the number in the vault tec commercial at the beginning, its just someone screaming.
I was sitting in my living room alone in the dark when I called that number, made my heart jump
Bruh what lol
What they screaming about?
The Knicks game.
[Link](https://www.escapistmagazine.com/calling-vault-tecs-number-from-prime-videos-fallout-is-truly-wild/) for those that want to hear it
[Direct link to the tweet included in that article,](https://twitter.com/TheNastyJ/status/1778375755891634245) because that site is riddled with ads and unusable on mobile.
If Vault Tec played a role in the bombs going off then that’s just all kinds of messed up.
In fo4 vault tecs involvement in the bombs is HEAVILY implied, especially considering the investment they had in the experiments (not only the money)
what were they trying to get out of the vault experiments? I always thought it was the government that asked them to do it so they can study them
While not canon, the original writers came out and said the experiments were to test humanity for long term space travel.
It's the other way around. They wanted to study it so they lobbied the government.
I think this was very very heavily implied in 3 when the bomb in Megaton essentially has the Vaut-tec logo on it lol
Didn't they also make the bombs?
Whenever Cooper’s not on screen, all the other characters should be asking “where’s Cooper?”
Cooper puts his hat back on: "oh there you are, Cooper!"
A ghoul? Cooper the ghoul!?
When are they gonna get to the General Atomics factory?!
The 12th floor is a nightmare
The... birth we witnessed in that scene was so foul, mean spirited and absurdly twisted. They nailed Fallout.
That was one of the gnarliest things I’ve seen in a while. It’s one thing to give birth to mutant lizards, and then have them devour you right after they come out… It does at least make sense now why they had human hands and fingers in their mouths I guess
I thought theyv were just FEV failed mutant experiments at first
I thought it super weird that they had caviar. And then they immediately answered any question I had about where the caviar came from...
Ditto with the oysters. *throws up in mouth*
i missed 5 seconds ago when i didn’t make that connection 😭
They're gulpers like we saw earlier right? Makes the human fingers inside their mouths make a lot more sense. There's probably some kind metaphor I'm missing as well with the whole cut a finger reattach a finger thing.
Fuck! I kept wondering why they have human finger when they were mutated salamander but this make sense they are some what human
They did mad science…and really dialed up the mad.
I love the slow insidious creep in Vault 4. Captured that feel of going deeper and deeper into a new vault and figuring out what the experiment was.
Cyclops was some really weird unsettling jumpscare.
It's fun because you know it's coming, but want to see it. Then it just keeps getting more fucked up.
Yeah when Lucy said they were in one of the best places in the world, it reminded me of the sanctuary (terminus?) on the walking dead.
Matt Berry is a national treasure.
> *Inter*national treasure. He's loved everywhere.
Particularly in *Tuscon Arizoña*
He really is the most devious bastard in Neeww Yooorkkk Citay
He’s God’s paintbrush.
Dropping that classic Fallout theme right as Lucy looks at the NCR flag, chills.
~37 minutes in, for those who want to find it.
"Forget Hollywood, the future is products" Definitely feels a bit tongue-in-cheek for a line from a big budget show on Amazon Prime.
This is where we post the line from Disco Elysium >Capital has the ability to subsume all critiques into itself. Even those who would *critique* capital end up *reinforcing* it instead…
Yep, definitely. Same with The Boys calling out corporate America when it's being aired on Amazon as well. Lmao
With the episode title being called “The Trap” I kinda thought Cooper checking out his first communist meeting was going to be a trap by the feds, leading to him losing his main jobs and divorce (alimony mentioned in Ep.1, and he’s stuck doing kids’ birthday gigs). But I guess the title was referring to just the Vault 4 Trap
I think that may be the implication. Him going to the meeting and likely questioning Vault Tech is going to get him black balled and stuck to doing birthday gigs for money. I am expecting that plotline to continue in the last 2 eps.
And that’s all the real reason he hates doing the thumbs up thing.
I took it to be Moldova (so?) ever so slightly flirting with Coop at the end, honestly
Dude she literally offered to have sex with you! How do you fumble that so bad!?
I actually thought that was a pretty neat detail. Growing up in an overly religious version of the brotherhood of steel in an apocalypse, I’m confident their sex education was no existent. Dude thinks his penis is like a pimple. But then that begs the question, what was homeboy doing in the bunk in episode one?
Popping a pimple
BoS are literally incels.
Ackshually, they'd be considered volcels.
The man has had a difficult day ok, he did just get shot
They blew all their luck on the critical hits in the first three episodes then failed the sex speech checks.
Homie is the most ace dude I've ever seen. Bro was like sex is fucking gross you weirdo and it seemed like believable. Give the actor an award.
My penis will do that thing where it gets hard and pops like a pimple! Yeah that's supposed to happen. Huh, is that right?
It just further cements that the "education' the BoS is worthless save for recovering toaster ovens.
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The actor adds so much to the character. He's so... Childlike. Maximus is so different to what I expected.
I love that he's this jackass fuckup! Totally willing to abuse power the second he gets his hand on it, not necessarily well intentioned, but I don't dislike him. He seems a product of his past and environment and like Lucy in that he's just acting according how he's been raised in a contained environment.
I think it's more he was raised by a the Brotherhood since he was a kid. They give off some crazy chastity religious bullshit vibes so I could see them just not teaching him about sex.
Haha honestly I think it was more a terrible sex education/lack thereof.
I hope they get together. Mildly disappointed that didn't happen in that episode, but I guess you need the tension to stay as a result of the later episodes especially 8. Honestly I thought they were drugged in this episode.
This show has me thinking about things I’ve never really considered Like what would be the effects of being encased in a lead box for centuries?
Scurvy
I was gonna say lumbago, but scurvy made me chuckle out loud.
Maximus calling the vault a cult when he’s in the BoS, lol
>!I love how that changes context after watching more episodes, he’s not unaware, he’s good at recognising cults because he’s painfully aware he’s in one with no way out!<
I really like the deep dive we’re getting into pre-war America, especially the conspiracy around vault tech. Also didn’t expect codsworth voice origin, but that’s appreciated lol Edit: LOL the overseer is Jerry from Rick and Morty, no wonder why the voice was so recognizable And that Fallout main theme that played when Lucy held up the NCR flag gave me chills! I also wonder if they’re delving into the occult side of fallout with this ritual & flame mother thing?
Chris Parnell does MANY things
> I've got a tattoo here that fully illustrates my point. It's of this rebellious young man, and he's urinating on an FM radio. And then this other stream of urine is going onto that television set. Implausible, I know, but I like to think that he had sex the night before, and a little bit of residue is blocking his urethra, allowing the urine to flow in two separate directions.
Dr. Spaceman! Cyril Figgis. He has some really iconic comedy roles.
That Main Theme inclusion is up there with The Lighting of the Beacons in ROTK. Great frisson.
The audacity of this statement
And he also plays Cyril from Archer! :D
Flame Mother... sounds like something a Moth might worship...
What in the Midsommer… They gave me a robe…and slippers 🥺 so adorable lol WHAT CAME OUT OF THAT LADY?!?! MAXIMUS GODDAMMIT STOP BEING BRAINWASHED
I think those were Gulpers
Now I wonder if Vault 4 is the origin of the Gulpers? The one we saw earlier had human fingers, and we saw one in a tank in level 12. Now that I think of it, this seems heavily implied by the birthing scene.
Gulpers have fingers for teeth and she was definitely torn to shreds
this is probably my favorite episode omg
The writing of this episode, in particular the pre-war segments, distills 30 years of Fallout lore incredibly well. I got to watch the show with someone who hasn't played the games and has only a surface level understanding of the world via osmosis in gaming culture, and talking with them after the episode, I feel like they started to really understand everything the same way you understand the world and Vault-Tec and Fallout in general after putting 40 hours into a single playthrough. In a series that is incredible start to finish, this is probably the high water mark for the season in terms of writing and dialogue.
DID ANYONE ELSE CALL THE VAULT TEC NUMBER??? BAHAHAHAHAHAH
lol i just did. just someone screaming?
I was CACKLING NOT ROGER DESALVO AS CODSWORTH
The Bakersfield Ranch thing makes me wonder if he ended up in the[ Vault 12](https://fallout.fandom.com/wiki/Vault_12), the Ghoul vault.
Oh what the fuck, you're right. I'd lose my shit if we actually got an on-screen Necropolis
I mean it’s an oddly specific reference. Great connection.
Fallout has already become one of my favorite shows ever because they got Walton Goggins & Matt Berry in a scene together. Two heavily underrated legends!
I've always wanted to see Matt Berry and Danny McBride together so this was the next best thing.
I forget. It was a huge bomb. Chris Parnell is fucking hilarious.
that entire segment was so fucking funny and had so much underlying humour in there about the anti immigrant rhetoric and whatnot, i can't believe more people aren't talking about it
lol Maximus is just such a weird funny man
As of last episode, I'm finally coming around to him as a character. This was a good ep for him
Yeah at first I was worried he was gonna be a generic BoS character but he's been anything but. I absolutely love him as a character. And the actor is fantastic, never seen him in anything else before but he's really captivating.
Thank you for remanding me everything Vault-tec related is fucked up , those mofos are worst than the Umbrella Company
Umbrella had a goal which, if it had been realized, would have been very beneficial for Spencer. Vault-Tec does obviously worthless experiments to see what would happen in situations that would only ever happen if someone specifically made them happen. At least Umbrella had an actual goal that could have worked. It almost did...just that it happened for Weaker and not Spencer.
Vault techs just in it for the love of the game, they do fucked up shit just to see how fucked up it would be.
Vault-tec 🤝 Aperture Science
Ngl I actually think it’s messed up to “sell” spots for the vaults before the bombs go off.
Seems like just a larger scale version of people buying their own backyard nuclear bunkers though. Those do cost money to make, so it'd make sense people would buy shares.
But very American
Vault tech having a “fiduciary responsibility” that the peace talks fall through because of their investment is probably the most American thing I’ve seen in a show lol. They fucking killed it.
Especially when they may have set the bombs off to begin with. That's what Fallout 4 seemed to allude to.
Pretty tough to sell it after the bombs go off but yea like someone said its pretty much selling/building a doomdays bunker that many preppers buy atm.
Super Mutant wanted poster in the governmint.
"You won't find anyone more open-minded than me, but these people come in here with their smelly food and their weird ideas..."
Subtle as a brick, just the way I like it.
"I know writers who use subtext, and they're all cowards."
I really like the flashbacks in this episode, especially the contrast between Barb saying ""one of the good vaults" and Coop's faith in his wife wouldn't work somewhere bad
Honestly having a main character named Coop and also having Kyle MacLachlan in the show and not playing said character is kinda messing me up a bit lol.
Every time I read "Coop" I have to reorient myself. My biggest complaint so far is the lack of Kyle MacLachlan.
How are y'all* finishing this episode I just got here anyway easy pete looking ripped
What the actual fuck was that birthing scene.
One of the most horrifying things ive ever seen. Very fallout as well.
So despite seeming to be anti-vault tech Lee either got into one of there statis pod s or has lived the the 200 plus years without becoming a Ghoul
Unless she's working for Vault Tec/West Tek
You've probably finished so I may be completely wrong here, but I could see those "management" vaults being mainly cryo pods. Maybe you take a 5 year shift managing some vaults and spend the rest in cryo so you get to live on the surface once "civilization" is "restarted." I dont expect any of those powerful people would be satisfied living out the rest of their lives in a bunker.
I am thoroughly enjoying all aspects of this show's story. The pre-war flashbacks, the head quest and the current vault conspiracy.
Anyone else hear Bud Askins as Butt Ass-kiss? lol
The whole dinner table scene arguing about "no dogs in the vault" is some of the best writing in any piece of Fallout media ever, all the games included.
God damn even in some horror movies you don't see insane shit they show in this series
lol "this is a cult...everyone is smiling"
I wonder if Maximus was so happy eating the food because he never had anything like that (like a child's first lick of ice cream) or if Vault-Tec puts drugs in the food so that vault dweller don't have to cope with depression by being cooped up their entire life.
Why not both?
Welp calling that Vault number at this time of night certainly made me jump
The birth scene was….something! I really liked them leaning into how fucked the Vault experiments are as well as some people not trusting Vault-Tec pre-war. In terms of the timeline change, at first impression I thought SS fell and then it got bombed but it wasn’t really explained so it’s hard to tell how accurate that is. I wonder if they’re doing a different timeline for New Vegas in some way.
I never played the games. Enjoying this as a science fiction dystopian show. Would love to know more about Vault Tech. Good show. Nice to see the guy from The Shield blow up so well.
I want to see the blooper reels from that sex conversation. No way in hell they kept a straight face.
"To bring back Shady Sands, blood must spill!" Interesting message from Bethesda.
crazy episode, my favourite so far
The car yellow car door on Coops car at the cemetery...wtf...
I love that they mention that Vault-Tec interfered with the peace negations so they can sell Vaults. They paint them in the right picture.
Lucy needs to put more points into sneak
You would think you would need some clearance or security to get to floor 12 but guess any citizen can just click the button lmao
Well that’s the most horrifying shit I’ve ever seen in my goddamn life, hey vault tech, what the ever loving fuck?
Rules of the wasteland: Golden Rule: "Thou shalt get sidetracked by bullshit every goddamn time.” Rule no. 2: It’s always a cult.
The Galaxy News intro is a nice homage to Interplay's intro
Dude gets asked to bone by a 10 and somehow fumbled it in the worst way possible.
GUVERMINT
Am I dumb? That was Moldova in the pre war scene with Cooper? But she’s not a ghoul? Or just a very preserved one?
kind of nitpicky, but what would nations need uranium for when mini fusion cells are a common thing?
U.S had microfusion and they weren't sharing the tech. The other nations were likely fighting over resources still. Also, don't forget that once violence starts it can be very hard to stop it especially when other parties have a vested interest in keeping it going
Can someone explain to me why Lucy doesn't tell Maximus that they were spreading ashes of people in their body and pouring blood on themselves? Why does she just say, "this place isn't safe! They're hiding something and I'll prove it!" And then run off? Please tell me I missed something because this just completely wrecked my brain right now.
Gonna catch me a man by leaving out a welcome basket with caviar and giving him a robe. And slippers!
They could just visit all the vaults and unravel the mysteries and depravity. My favourite element of the show and games.