111 Video Game Details in the Fallout TV Show 

you forgot the assaultron half buried in the sand when Lucy was walking

Anyone else notice the code put in by Hank 101097 is the release date of the first Fallout

The hacking of the terminal was my favoirite moment of the whole series lol

Here are some that you missed: - After Lucy steps out of the vault, Lucy ends up coming across the buried body of an Assaultron from Fallout 4. - In the scene where Norm enters Vault 31, you can hear a bit of the New Vegas theme playing when the vault door opens. - You also forgot to mention the men sitting for RobCo & Big MT in the final episode. For RobCo, we see Robert House, former CEO of RobCo & the de facto ruler of New Vegas at the beginning of Fallout New Vegas. For Big MT, we see Frederick Sinclair, the founder of the Sierra Madre casino, the main setting of the Dead Money DLC of Fallout New Vegas.

The fact that Matt Berry voiced the Mr Handy was the best choice of the year lol

If you look closely at the shot of new vegas you can see a small settlement where an old man is hiding away dynamite.

ARE WE NOT GOING TO TALK ABOUT ROBERT HOUSE?!! Vault-Tec brought him to the table, "not out of the kindness of their hearts, as they try to make it seem. Because the calculus of power left no other choice." The House always wins, and I'd bet my last cap he's going to be a huge player in season 2.

1 detail you missed was that the series is based on the computer roleplaying game Fallout. Its easy to miss.

A lot of ambient sounds, likebullets hitting the powerarmor or the pipboy make theor respective game sounds. Like when lucy gets to the observatory it makes the sound of discovering a new location from the game.

Also, Norm (Lucy's brother) clearly "has" the Small Frame perk from Fallout 1

Seeing a woman walk around with a stab wound after using a stimpak makes excellent use of video game logic, which makes it legit in ny eyes😂

Forgot to mention that the head of Big MT and Rob Co were literally Frederik Sinclair and Mr. House in that conference

Anyone notice the Wasteland Survival Guide on the counter in the Filly Supply store

They also namedrop operation Anchorage.

The terminal hacking scene made me lol and cry tears of joy at the same time

The dog in the show is not a German Shepherd. It's a Belgian Malinois.

Shady Sands wasn't just a major location in Fallout 2. It's the very first town you visit in Fallout 1. A lot of the lore of Fallout started with Shady Sands. The NCR also played a big part in Fallout 2. There are a bunch of quests involving the NCR trying to expand their influence and annex independent towns.

One of my favourite eastereggs was in Cooper Howards house you see a poster for "A Man and his Dog" which is a reference to "A Boy and his Dog" which is the origins for a lot of concepts in Fallout including Dogmeat

The Snakeoil Salesman sells serums - Serums were introduced in Fallout76 and give the player permanent mutations

It's amazing how they casually made Cooper into Vaultboy. He better sign an autograph or something if he enters 33 😅

Mr House is a massive one from new vegas as he was in the meeting discussing the vaults

Them making a variant of a gulper and axolotl was neat. Made a cute lil animal something to dread.

Just finished all of Fallout and omg are freaking kidding me that was amazing. They nailed the vibe, tone, humor and brutality. Plus Walton Goggins gave me a lot of Boyd Crowder vibes from Justified. I'm honestly a little pissed off that The Witcher and Halo tv shows weren't on this and The Last of Us HBO level of quality. The casting and action were the best parts of those shows.

You forgot the boy in the fridge

There's a mini nuke in the store in Filly too :D

It’s kind of clear who wrote this video has not played NV or 3, since every time they bring up magazines or comics they never talk about them appearing first in those titles

The code Hank gave in the last season is 101097; the launch date for the 1st Fallout game.

No mention of Radio Freedom being played in episode 7? I mean, it was a pretty long gag and attempt at triggering the fanbase 😂

He clearly used vats during the gun fight in "Filly" More or less id say the slow mo effect and areas the people were hit was him selecting vital spots. Like how he blew off the scientists foot. Idk maybe its a long shot

The donut is a reference to Randy’s donuts in Los Angeles. They’re supposed to be in the boneyard.

When talking about the PipBoy features, I'm surprised they never mentioned the scene where one of the vault dwellers was playing Missile command on his in the TV show...

Kinda a stretch to claim Lucy passed the persuasion check with the fiends given how it turned out.

But absolutely zero settlements needing our help 😮

Finished the show, really surprised on how they got almost everything right.

Maximus needed some of that buffout. 💪

Best video game adaptation in a long while!

The last scene in the final episode of Cooper, Lucy, and Dogmeat together is one of the mechanics of the game where the main character can have 1 human/humanoid follower and 1 non-humanoid follower.

If only the Mysterious Stranger would've pulled up.....

4:31 that's not a passed speech check, that was the New Vegas dialogue option she got because her speech skill was too low to get the real option. Those fiends drew on them and luckily Max had enough AP to hit them both with VATS.

Nobody mentioned the fact that they use that slo-mo bullet following view quite often

"This was a coincidence" Also ign: purposely misses assaultron

17:46 Umm, #90. They had Robobrains throughout the series. Shame they didn't use that taller treaded design from the games. Heck, the Far Harbor DLC had a Vault full of them.

This series is made with much love. Thankyou for all related parties!

So many things were confirmed like that vault Tec dropped the bombs and some NV lore

They forgot to make the show run on sub 30 fps and crash every couple quickloads.

It seems that "Okey-dokey" is a reference to the Overseer of Vault 13

3 episodes in and loving it! And this is coming from a non-gamer.

You forgot the Billy the kid reference when maximelius got out the fridge as a kid and a brotherhood member saves him

You missed the 1st reference to SPECIAL early in Episode 1. As the bombs fall, the homeowner opens up his underground shelter and another man tries to enter along with him but is denied. The unsuccessful man says "but I'm SPECIAL" before being punched in the face. You're welcome.

in the episode whe the ghoul is trying to get the location of maldiver he visits a family in a wodden shack that shack is a direct replica of one of the prefab shacks in fallout 4 settlement building

Pretty sure in an interview walton goggens said dogmeat/cx404 is a belgian malinois

The fact she didn’t pick up the bobble heads.

You forgot the fiddle music similar to the one heard on the radio at the Castle in FO4.

This show was truly amazing on so many levels well done to everyone

285 caps is what the Junk Jet costs in the games as well. As far as the cigarettes, there are also Grey Turtle brand

Vault 33 is near the ocean, my head imagining mirelurk pop out of nowhere lol

19:26 That's the den.... and also shady sands is also in fallout 1, AND in both 1 and 2 it's in a different place, not in LA

You guys covered so many of the songs, but missed one important one in the score. Battle Hymn of the Republic played in an episode as well.

Multiple pieces of art work in the vault and coopers pre war house are paintings you can build in fallout 4

Grognak & the Ruby Ruins is also a reference to the pip boy game of the same name from fallout 4 and 76

Great vid and satisfying 111 number of details found. Thanks! 👍

Making all of the little props from the game must have been a very fun job!

How’d you guys miss Robert House himself in the end

Sinclair sitting as a Big MT executive doesn’t sit right with me

It's not "Pride-win", its the Prydwen, "Prid-win", and the one in the show is it's sister ship the "Caswennan". It was mentioned by Lancer Captain Kells in Fallout 4 as belonging to the West Coast Chapter of the Brotherhood.

I'm pretty sure the vault where the children are separated from their parents is vault 75, not 29, since teh line specifically mentions breeding and killing the kids to make super soldiers. Also, the show the children watch in episode 1 is a reference to the holotape game, "Grognak & the Ruby Ruins" from Fallout 76, as they share the same name. And the Pip-boy seen in the shop in Filly is a Pip-boy 2000 mk. VI, or 6, and not a mark V, or 5.

Will be fucken awesome if next season they have a flashback to the Anchorage war with Cooper as a soldier and Ron Perlman playing a General Then he can deliver the famous line himself Then they can weave into Perlman’s General character eventually becoming the President of the United States which would coincide with him delivering the radio speech in Fallout 4 prologue

My Compaq presario from CompUSA takes issue with how many OG fallout and fallout 2 references they attributed to fallout 4

Fusion cores don't power the vault, they sustain the main generator which in tern powers the vault. Much like a car battery working with an engine

shows version of the "Gulper" is more like a Axolotl than a salamander

Aaah Sunset Sarsaparilla the better nuka cola.

So thankful to the creators of the show for such an attention to detail. Only hoping the new warhammer40k tv series from Henry cavil will hit the mark as much as this!

Did no one else notice when The Ghoul asks if the president could remove his rope he agrees and you hear the time for successful response Also mini nuke in the shop for sale

Well made video. The images of NCR 19:22 shown are not from Shady Sands, they resemble The Den. Also in it´s prime Shady Sands and NCR where pretty much civlized to almost pre war level.

The soundtrack is what caught my attention. Using game files whenever appropriate really worked!

More niche one was when Walton Goggins character is in the past at the party walking down the stairs, there is a poster behind him for “A man and his dog” which is a reference to the movie “a boy and his dog” that was heavy inspiration for fallout and referenced several times in the games.

Whoa whoa whoa NOW imagine the T-60 power armor ACTORS wanted more screen time and decided to not wear the armor LIKE MASTER CHIEF 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

The Galaxy News intro is also reminiscent of the original Interplay logo seen upon startup of the first Fallout games.

When talking about shady sands in the original games it shows another entirely different city (the den), also it appeared in fallout 1 not 2, in 2 shady sands became the capital of the ncr and was called ncr

putting the antiquated wedding dress back into the atom shop the week prior seems correlated to me as well.

19:23 thats not even shady sands, those are pictures of the den from fallout 2

Literally one of the best shows I've watched in a long time. Was absolutely not expecting this.

The password on the Cold Fusion device in the end is a release date of Fallout (1). 10.10.97

There’s got to be a whole lot more than 111

One of the best video games adaptations ever made

maximus carrying all the stuff can also be reference to us in fallout 4. We gather all the stuff we find then give it to our companions

There was also a sign in the market for sting wing meat next to the dog meat one! Haha

Everything we see and hear here shows how much the creators put in, now they can give Elder Scroll.

Also the Target is Dr Jackson., Jackson saves/ guides us on our way to nipton in F3 or Vegas if not mistaken

You missed a huge one; the code used to activate the Cold Fusion device was 101097. That's the date Fallout 1 was released originally.

It looks like the Prydwen, because it IS the Prydwen, its written on the side

Preserved brains were in the series since the very beginning with Robobrains, it didn't start with a Bethesda dlc

The massive donut at 19:52 is not from the game, it is a famous real-life donut shop in Los Angeles called Randy's Donuts. Randy's Donuts is so famous it has appeared in several movies and TV shows.

its not that they forgot. they just had to make a list to 111 references. there's obviously more than just those mentioned in this content.

Cant wait for a new season where we get references of the chosen one, courier, and many more. Probably the endgame boss in the series would be almost like a boss like frank horrigan but make it intimidating by destroying the united/alliance between ncr, bos, mm. And after that we see far from the horizon the infamous legion's leader caesar readying his men for conquest. Hoping for more for this fallout series!

Theres a Cappy bobblehead on the dashboard of a vertibird in the finale.

Who would of thought there would be Fallout references in a show based off of Fallout

19:21 >talk about Shady Sands, and shows footage of The Den. Swing and a miss....

You know this is going to be a great long going show cause it’s so much that still has to be covered ❤❤

When Lucy said that her aim was off cause of "no scope", reminded me how fallout 3 had no ATS